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SUMMARY:History of  Female Scholarship in Islam - Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi 
 ( Oxford Centre for Islamic Studies (Oxford University)
DTSTART:20110430T090000Z
DTEND:20110430T170000Z
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CONTACT:Explore Islam Cambridge
DESCRIPTION:*History of Female Scholarship in Islam and The Role of Muslim
  Women in The Society.*\n\nDiscover the hidden legacy of the female schola
 rs of Islam and the role of Muslim women in the society throughout the his
 tory in this amazing one-day seminar. It is based on the ground-breaking r
 esearch with revolutionary findings of Shaykh Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi on t
 his generally unknown and unexplored area. This seminar is for both men an
 d women and it will help restore balance and understanding between men and
  women.\n\nInstructor: Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi (Oxford University)\n\nDate
 : Saturday 30 April 2011     Time: 9:30AM - 6:00PM\n\nVenue: Cambridge Uni
 versity - Lady Mitchell Hall\n\nRegister at: http://courses.meoc.org.uk/p/
 register.html\n\n_"I have been fortunate enough to attend some of the clas
 ses given by Dr Mohammed Akram Nadwi in Oxford\, Cambridge and London\, an
 d I would certainly recommend them to anyone seeking to increase their und
 erstanding of the sciences of Islam. Dr Akram's knowledge is both broad an
 d deep\, his training is traditional\, his presentation is lively and rele
 vant to our lives today\, and one feels that his intention is truly to rai
 se the level of every Muslim. His work on the women scholars of Islam is t
 imely and inspirational\, revealing the little-known fact that many thousa
 nds of women scholars were involved in developing and maintaining the trad
 ition of scholarship in Islam. This was the case right from the earliest c
 ommunity in Madina until only about 200 years ago. Dr Akram makes sure tha
 t his knowledge is accessible to all seekers\, regardless of gender\, in t
 he most correct and generous way\, and his courses thus contribute to rest
 oring a balance and harmony. The courses planned for Cambridge are an oppo
 rtunity not to be missed!" - Aziza Spiker\, Cambridge_\n\nCambridge Islami
 c Sciences Seminars\nMuslim Education & Outreach Cambridge\n23 King Street
 \nCambridge CB1 1AH\nUnited Kingdom\nTel 01223 655223\nFax 01223 858066\nE
 mail courses@meoc.org.uk\n\n!https://lh4.googleusercontent.com/_qh9giEpsyD
 Q/TY-1Xeez0DI/AAAAAAAAA1k/mT3v0v5WFjs/s800/AkramNadwi_FemaleScholars_Cambr
 idge_FlyerA6_Front.jpg!
LOCATION:Lady Mitchell Hall\, Sidgwick Site\, Sidgwick Avenue\, Cambridge
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