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  • Climate Change and Sustainable Environment: Challenges of Environmental Media in the Arab World
    العربية DeutschClimate change is one of the biggest challenges facing humanity today, as it affects various aspects of our lives, including the environment, economy, health, food […]
  • Femininity, Masculinity and their Manifestations in Contemporary Arab Culture
    What are the most manifestations of “masculinity” and “femininity” in contemporary Arab culture? How did the rising influence of social media and the 2011 uprisings impact the concepts of “masculinity” and “femininity“? We will discuss these questions in our forthcoming lecture with Dr. Amal Grami and Dr.Hanadi Al-Samman.
  • Report and Recording – Ideologies in Crisis – What are the Alternatives? short version
    العربية DeutschAn Ibn Rushd Lecture with the ex-President of Tunisia Dr Moncef Marzouki, Prof Dr Udo Steinbach and Manal Seifeldin. What distinguishes the 21st century from […]
  • Report and Recording – Ideologies in Crisis – What are the Alternatives?
    العربية DeutschAn Ibn Rushd Lecture with the ex-President of Tunisia Dr Moncef Marzouki, Prof Dr Udo Steinbach and Manal Seifeldin. What distinguishes the 21st century from […]
  • Ideologies in Crisis – What are the Alternatives?
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd Lecture by Dr Moncef Marzouki, President of the Republic of Tunisia from 2011-2014 To register, please use this link. Speakers and Moderators: Dr. […]
  • Pictures of 2022 Ibn Rushd Prize The Awarding Ceremony
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  • Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of Thought 2022
    Speech of the Prize Winner Nayla Tabbara
    العربية DeutschIt is an honor to be receiving the Ibn Rushd Prize for both my personal work and on behalf of Adyan, the foundation for diversity, […]
  • Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of Thought 2022 Welcome speech by Cora Josting (Chairwoman)
    العربية Deutsch(English will be published here soon) Guten Abend meine Damen und Herren, werte Exzellenzen, liebe Freundinnen und Freunde des Freien Denkens – ich möchte Sie […]
  • Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of Thought 2022 Welcome speech by Dr. Amani Al Siefy
    العربية Deutsch(English will be published here soon) Seien Sie alle herzlich willkommen. Ich freue mich, dass Sie in so großer Zahl unserer Einladung gefolgt sind, um […]
  • Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of Thought 2022 Speech of to Prize Winner Saad Salloum
    العربية DeutschFighting with a sword made of glass (English translation will be published here soon) (German): Dieser Diskurs richtet sich an eine Generation, die in einer […]
  • Laudatory speech for prize winner Dr. Saad Salloum, held by Khazal Almajidi
    العربية DeutschLadies and GentlemenI am greatly honoured to be with you On behalf of jury of the Ibn Rushd Prize for Free thought of the year […]
  • Laudatory speech for prize winner Nayla Tabbara held by Prof. Elizabeth Kassab, University of Doha
    العربية DeutschLadies and gentlemen, I would like to start my laudatory speech by inviting you on a drone tour over the countries from where our laureates […]
  • Ibn Rushd Prize 2022 – Freedom of Religion: Invitation to Attend on September 8th
    The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is delighted to announce the two winners of this year’s Ibn Rushd Prize: Nayla Tabbara from Lebanon with her organization ‘Adyan Foundation’ and Saad Salloum from Iraq with his organization ‘Masarat’. The two have been named the joint winners of the 20th Ibn Rushd Prize for this year’s topic ‘Freedom of Religion’. The award ceremony will take place on September 8, 2022, in Berlin, Germany.
  • Freedom and Religion: An Ibn Rushd Conference on Religious Freedom, Politics and Democracy
    Freedom and Religion: An Ibn Rushd conference on religious freedom, politics and democracy. curated by Cora Josting & Amany Abdelrazek-Alsiefy
  • Ibn Rushd Prize 2022 – Freedom of Religion: Jointly won by Nayla Tabbara from Lebanon and Saad Salloum from Iraq
    The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is delighted to announce the two winners of this year’s Ibn Rushd Prize: Nayla Tabbara from Lebanon with her organization ‘Adyan Foundation’ and Saad Salloum from Iraq with his organization ‘Masarat’. The two have been named the joint winners of the 20th Ibn Rushd Prize for this year’s topic ‘Freedom of Religion’. The award ceremony will take place on September 8, 2022, in Berlin, Germany.
  • Award 2022: CV Saad Salloum with Masarat Iraq
    Dr Saad Salloum is a young Iraqi author and an assistant professor of political science at College of Political Science at Al-Mustansiriya University, Baghdad. He cofounded the Christian-Muslim Dialogue Initiative 2010 , the Iraqi Council for Interfaith Dialogue 2013, the National Center for Countering Hate Speeches 2018, the Institute for Religious Diversity Studies in Baghdad 2019, and the Institute for Diversity Journalism in Iraq 2020.
  • Award 2022: CV Nayla Tabbara with Adyan Foundation
    After both a BA and MA in Medieval History from the Saint Joseph University in Beirut, Lebanon, Dr. Tabbara received her PhD in Religious Studies from the École Pratique des Hautes Études (Sorbonne, Paris) and Saint Joseph University. Currently her area of expertise covers Islamic theology of religious diversity, Islamic feminism, exegesis of the Quran, Sufism, and education on interreligious and intercultural diversity.
  • Members of the Jury 2022
    CV of the members of the Jury who selected the winners of the Ibn Rushd Prize 2022.
  • 30.01.22 | Contemporary Challenges for Pluralism in the Islamic Context
    العربية DeutschDear Friends of Freedom of Thought, The discourse on promoting the concept of a multi-cultural society is considered an urgent endeavor to encourage plurality, tolerance, […]
  • The Ibn Rushd Prize 2022: Call For Nomination
    The Ibn Rushd Prize 2022 therefore calls for: an institution or a person who fostered or protected religious freedom in their region or country – including the freedom from religion and the possibility of choosing another religion, as well as the freedom from the obligation to marry within the same religious group – and therewith not only countering all kinds of sectarianism as well as the abuse of power by political and religious authorities, but fostering pluralism, tolerance and peace within society. The person’s or institution’s work must have fostered and protected religious freedom sustainably for all, not only for specific individuals or specific groups in a society.
  • Afdal ma qara’t
    العربية DeutschReading Canon of Arabic literature On behalf of Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought we embarked on this project Afdal ma qara’t in 2018 […]
  • 12-06-2021 | Invitation! Concert Between Maqam and Harmony & Exhibition Eyes of Gaza
    Welcome to the next event of the online version of our ongoing [zait wa: zaʕtar] Festival of Palestinian Arts and Culture! For the next upcoming lockdown weekend, we prepared a the screening of Kamal Aljafari’s film ‘Recollection’ for you, together with the artist talking with the festival’s film curator Nahed Awwad.
  • Film Screening: “Speed Sisters” (2015) 85 mins
    The Speed Sisters are the first all-woman race car driving team in the Middle East. Grabbing headlines and turning heads at improvised tracks across the West Bank, these five women have sped their way into the heart of the gritty, male-dominated Palestinian street car-racing scene. Weaving together their lives on and off the track, SPEED SISTERS takes you on a surprising journey into the drive to go further and faster than anyone thought you could.#zaitwazaatarberlin#SpeedSisters
  • Film Screening: “Recollection” (2015) 70 mins
    Welcome to the next event of the online version of our ongoing [zait wa: zaʕtar] Festival of Palestinian Arts and Culture! For the next upcoming lockdown weekend, we prepared a the screening of Kamal Aljafari’s film ‘Recollection’ for you, together with the artist talking with the festival’s film curator Nahed Awwad.
  • Film Screening: ‘A Magical Substance Flows Into Me’
    Over the course of the film, Manna follows in Dr. Robert Lachmann’s footsteps and visits Kurdish, Moroccan and Yemenite Jews, Samaritans, members of urban and rural Palestinian communities, Bedouins and Coptic Christians, as they exist today within the geographic space of historical Palestine.
  • New Year’s greetings with Zait WaZa3tar Podcast with Bakr Khleifi
    العربية DeutschDear friends of the Ibn Rushd Fund, We wish you a new year as happy as possible in the current circumstances. But the light of […]
  • Zait WaZa3tar Festival: 13.12.2020 – Restoring Memory through Archive
    Missing Archive, missing narrative? Where is the archive of Palestine, and who owns it? How did the missing archive create a void in the Palestinian narrative and what did the Palestinians do to compensate this? In her films, Mahasen Nasser Eldin […]
  • Zait WaZa3tar Festival: 22.11.2020 – Against the Loveless World – Book Discussion with Susan Abulhawa
    العربية DeutschFollowing our discussion of “Silences & Words” in Palestinian literature (you can find the recording of the event here), we are glad to announce this […]
  • Recording | 2020-11-15 | First online event of the Zait WaZar3tar Festival 2020 in Berlin
    The [zait wa: zaʕtar] Festival for Palestinian Arts & Culture starting on November 15th 2020 in Berlin will be a meeting of hearts and minds: to meet to talk about films, exhibitions, literature, music and much more. We will be presenting narratives less explored, like the vital role Palestinian literature plays in preserving diasporic as well as Palestinian identities.
  • Migration – promise of a new life and a trauma?
    العربية DeutschOur FIRST event since the breakout of COVID-19! Wars, conflicts and persecution in several regions of Africa and Asia have driven millions of migrants from […]
  • Tunisia: 9 years after the revolution
    nine years since the flight of long-time President Zine al-Abidine Ben Ali on January 14, 2011, which triggered the revolutions in many Arab countries, and were later called the ‘Arab Spring’.
  • Ibn Rushd Lecture: Gaza 2020- Ahmed Abu Artema
    العربية DeutschSovereignty, the Subject and Life under Siege & what led him to initiate the Great Return March Dear friends of Freedom of Thought, in the […]
  • Freedom of Expression between the frontlines
    العربية DeutschThe hashtag ‘#My Palestinian Sitty’, a phrase coined by the democratic US congresswoman Rashida Tlaib, is trending on social media: My Palestinian Grandma. Lots of […]
  • Ibn Rushd Lecture with Mohamed Hashem
    العربية DeutschDear friends of freedom of thought, in the Arab World and elsewhere,   We cordially invite you to an Ibn Rushd Lecture with the Egyptian writer and […]
  • Photos, Music and Performance
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  • Call for Nomination
    العربية DeutschThe Ibn Rushd Prize 2018 calls for: a caricaturist who criticizes or ridicules political, religious or social leaders and authorities. A caricature is an exaggerating […]
  • Members of the Jury 2019
    العربية DeutschAmjad Rasmi Born in 1974 Amman, Jordan. Lives between London and Amman. Majored in Fine Arts in Amman. Started in Al Shark Al Awsat newspaper […]
  • Press release
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd Prize 2019 goes to Bahraini Artist Sara Qaed The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is delighted to announce the Bahraini artist […]
  • Members of the Jury
    العربية DeutschAmjad Rasmi Born in 1974 Amman, Jordan. Lives between London and Amman. Majored in Fine Arts in Amman. Started in Al Shark Al Awsat newspaper […]
  • Laudatory speaker (CV)
    العربية DeutschIbn Rush Price 2019 Born in Tunisia. Obtained certificates of “efficiency in research” with a university research on the aesthetics of Adreno in French in […]
  • Ibn Rushd Award 2019 CV Sarah Qaed
    العربية Deutschis an artist from Bahrain currently living in Newcastle, UK.She practices art via editorial caricatures, drawings, comics, illustrations, wearable pieces, and anything in between, delivering […]
  • Ibn Rushd Lecture: Out Of Place (Screening)
    العربية DeutschDear friends of freedom of thought, in the Arab World and elsewhere,   Roots are at the base of everyone’s identity, and the need to know […]
  • Sudan – History, Present and Perspectives
    العربية DeutschDear friends of freedom of thought, in the Arab World and elsewhere, Sudan is a country many of us here in Germany know very little […]
  • In celebration of Mahmoud Darwish
    العربية DeutschDear friends of freedom of thought, the next Ibn Rushd Lecture is a special one, complemented by recital and music, and rounded off with a […]
  • Ibn Rushd Lecture: Peace in Palestine – can this dream still come true?
    العربية Deutschwith Dr. Hanan Ashrawi Palestine is a name for a region that has undergone dramatic change. Once sounding like a divine promise, it now seems […]
  • Let´s celebrate together! 03.10.2018
    Unity and community is important on more than one level of society. There is the unity of the two Germanys, but there is an increasing importance also of the unity of those living together in this society, because there are many and they are diverse and that is a good thing.
  • Condolance
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd Fund mourns the death of the 2009 Ibn Rushd award winner Samir Amin Today we are saying farewell to a pioneer, a global […]
  • Shaping Consciosness and our Relationships to the Different ” others “
    العربية Deutsch This Diwan will be held mostly in Arabic.  Do philosophy and literature shape our consciousness and relationships with others? Diwan Al-Falsafa with Dr. Abdul-Hakim […]
  • Light for the Future
    project was primarily about bringing refugee women closer to their surroundings. Old and new Berlin women met and took thematic walks in nature, history, politics and culture, getting to know their surroundings and each other better. We then processed the collected impressions and thoughts at subsequent Art Workshops.
  • Al Qafila 2018: Concert in Berlin June 29th 2018
    Ibn Rushd on tour with Al Qafila 2018 – the cultural caravan on the Journey of Life along the ‘Balkan Route’. The Qafila al-Hayat sends artists and musicians from seven Arab countries on a Journey of Life to travel as a caravan in the footsteps of the men and women who fled war and destruction in their home countries in the Middle East along what became known as the Balkan Route. And while they are experiencing their compatriots journey, these young people are on a mission: to show local audiences the rich culture that is a treasure brought by the people traveling towards a future on this most fateful journey of their lives.
  • Old and New Elites in the Arab World
    العربية Deutschwith Salam Kawakibi Elite – what does this term mean in relation to the Arab world in general, and to Syria in particular? How did […]
  • The Phenomenon of Self-hatred in Immigrant Circles
    العربية Deutschwith Salam Kawakibi Dear friends of freedom of thought, the Syrian political scientist Salam Kawakibi will be in Berlin next week – we seized the […]
  • Freedom? On the philosophy of liberation according to M Aziz Lahbabi
    العربية DeutschFreedom. Each language has its own special connotations vibrating along with this value, such as the famous French ‘liberté’ or the American ‘freedom’, and since […]
  • Secularism, Secularity and Secularisation
    العربية DeutschSecularism, secularity and secularisation – what exactly does each notion mean, and how are they related to and distinguished from each other? Does secularism, for example, […]
  • Editorial – 21rst issue spring 2018
    العربية DeutschDear Readers, he lived most of his life in his home land, but his work was effective in the entire Arab world … he died […]
  • Memorial Speech for Sadiq Jalal al-Azm
    On this occasion, I have to admit here that despite my studies of philosophy and Immanuel Kant at the Humboldt University in Berlin, I read Sadiq’s dissertation on Kant’s Theory of Time as one of the black copy books in Damascus – but I never understood it as much as I tried. This immensely increased my respect for the author, of course. But more remarkably, although I was a bit disappointed about myself, it did not matter at all. Not for him, and not for me, because most of the intellectual exchange with him took place orally, in hour-long and night-long conversations, interrupted with witty humour, laughter and human warmth.
  • Recollection along my Father’s Journey
    Many of you are here to honour Sadik, the thinker, the public intellectual, the philosopher, and the teacher. Others are here in memory of a friend. I am here to honour my father. I would like to start by saying that Sadik lived his life as he saw fit. He described his life’s journey as “prolific, full and rich, a journey which I enjoyed tremendously, a life with no regrets”. In other words, he did it his way. Just like the Frank Sinatra song.
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd 21st issue spring 2018
    he lived most of his life in his home land, but his work was effective in the entire Arab world … he died secluded in exile in Berlin where he lived the last few years of his life. Sadiq Jalal al-Azm is considered as one of the pioneers of Arab Modernism and an outstanding scholar of critical thought in the Arab world. Al-Azm achieved great fame in 1968 and 1969 with the publishing of his works “Self-criticism after the defeat” and “Critique of Religious Thought”, in which he radically attacked central dogmas of political and religious-cultural discourse within Arab society.
  • Contemporary Arab Culture From Description to Change
    العربية Deutsch (Linguistic and Sociologic Perspectives) Mohammed Chawich analyses what constitutes contemporary Arab culture – its major trends and possible linguistic and social perspectives – through […]
  • The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought mourns for Rim Banna
    العربية DeutschThe Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought mourns for Reem Banna, who left us today, Saturday March 24, 2018. Through her moving music and […]
  • Values
    العربية DeutschValues: Are they universal? Are they cultural? What are “our” values?   Diwan in German. Are all values the same everywhere, as the ‘Universal Declaration of […]
  • Photos, Music and Performance
    العربية DeutschPictures from the 2017 Ibn Rushd Prize awarding ceremony to AMAN – Palestine
  • Awarding Ceremony Summary
    العربية DeutschDear friends of freedom of thought in the Arab World and elsewhere: We wish you a Happy New Year 2018. May the new year be […]
  • Laudatory: Kinda Hattar
    العربية DeutschLaudatory Speech given by Kinda Hattar, Transparency International on occasion of AMAN-Coalition, Transparency of Palestine, winning the Ibn Rushd Prize for freedom of Thought on […]
  • Laudatory speaker (CV)
    العربية DeutschKinda Hattar has worked with Transparency International (TI) for 5 years as the MENA (Middle East and North Africa) regional Advisor, she has developed TI […]
  • Speech of the Fund
    العربية DeutschWelcoming Speech of the Ibn Rushd Fund at the occasion of awarding the Ibn Rushd Prize to AMAN, Coalition for Accountability and Integrity Palestine on […]
  • Speech of the Prize Winner
    العربية DeutschSpeech given by Majdi Abu Zaid, Executive Director of the AMAN-Coalition, Transparency of Palestine, during presentation of the Ibn Rushd Prize on behalf of AMAN […]
  • Press release
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd Prize 2017 goes to AMAN – Coalition for Accountability and Integrity The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is delighted to announce […]
  • Members of the Jury
    العربية DeutschAtta El-Battahani Dr. Atta El-Battahani is a Professor in Political Science, he holds a Ph.D. from the University of Sussex, (Britain), and M.Sc, B.Sc in […]
  • Call for Nomination
    العربية DeutschThe Ibn Rushd Prize 2017 calls for a person, organisation or institution that has made an outstanding contribution to combatting corruption In many parts of […]
  • CV (Info) AMAN
    العربية DeutschThe Coalition for Accountability and Integrity (AMAN) AMAN was established in 2000 upon an initiative by a number of Palestinian civil society organizations working in […]
  • Integration
    العربية DeutschWhat do we mean when we speak about integration? It seems a simple question; there is, however, no single or simple answer. And despite the […]
  • The Individual and Islam
    العربية DeutschIndividualism in Eastern and Western Cultures It seems that the concept of the “individual”, in its moral and political sense, represents a cultural and intellectual […]
  • Womans rights and the arabic governments – Gender (in)equality
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  • Post Secularism
    Despite the fact that most societies have endeavoured to adopt the secular model and separated the state from religious institutions to achieve democracy and enforce equality, tolerance and human rights, it is obvious that religious practices continue to exist both in non-Western as well as in Western societies; the best example being the USA, where scientific and technical modernity exist right next to substantial religiosity.
  • Arab Political Thought, the Syrian Revolution & the Question of Asylum
    العربية DeutschDr. Housamedden Darwish Ibn Rushd Lecture on Wednesday, 26th April, at 8:00pm in the Lettrétage Berlin. The Syrian philosopher Hosamedden Darwish spoke on Critical Ideas in Arab […]
  • In Memory of Sadiq Jalal Al-Azm
    The Ibn Rushd Fund and the Sadik Al-Azm Foundation for Culture and Education hosted a memorial event for Prof. Sadiq Jalal Al-Azm, who passed away on December 11th, 2016 after a short but grave illness. The event took place on February 10th, 2017 in Berlin in the Festsaal of Berlin’s main city hall Rotes Rathaus.
  • Libya – the Country, its People and the Current Situation
    العربية DeutschDr. Aly Masednah El-Kothany Libya Today Libya is a country that at present appears as a blank area on the medial map. Hardly any news […]
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd: 20th Issue autumn 2016

    we warmly welcome you to this new edition of Minbar Ibn Rushd, our online magazine. Here are our topics:

    In December 2015 the German Institute for International and Security Affairs (Stiftung Wissenschaft und Politik – SWP) in Berlin published a study entitled “The bitter harvest of the Arab Spring. Transformation, the change of the elite and a new social Mobilization” by Dr. Muriel Asseburg and Heiko Wimmen, now translated into Arabic and reviewed here by Dr. Hamid Fadlalla and Fadia Foda. The article summarises the main points of the study and discusses the development, aftermath and perspective of the Arab Spring revolutions. After this extensive analysis, which examines the dimensions of this wide movement and the regional and international complications, the conclusion reached is that it is a bitter harvest after five years of instability.

  • Editorial – 20th issue autumn 2016
    العربية DeutschDear readers, we warmly welcome you to this new edition of Minbar Ibn Rushd, our online magazine. Here are our topics: In December 2015 the […]
  • Ibn Rushd Lecture with Dr. Mohamed Adel Mtimet – The missing of the idividual in the Arab culture
    العربية Deutschthe unmentioned paradox when calling  for democracy in the Arab world: On July 19th 2016 the Tunisian philosopher Mohamed Adel Mtimet held an Ibn Rushd […]
  • Diwan Al Falsafa: Modernity
    العربية DeutschModernity, as a philosophical movement, emerged as a direct consequence of the sixteenth and seventeenth centuries´ scientific revolution in Europe. Based on the new scientific […]
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd 19th issue Spring 2016
    We are opening the issue with an essay by Rachid Boutayeb from Morocco entitled “The body of the other (towards a post-Islamic subjectivity)”. Islam, he says, being religion, culture and history, has made an important contribution to civilization in all of these aspects. Those, who want to deny this – out of a sense of anger or prejudice or ignorance – will be laying the ground for racist discourse, which contradicts even the fundamental values of democracy. On the other hand, those, who speak about Islam as something absolute, are demanding nothing less than that Islam should enforce its authority. The author recalls that the Koran says that man – every man – is God’s successor (Caliph) on earth. Each of us bears responsibility for life in the world. However, what we see today with the tyrannical rule of the regime in light of the confederacy of religious orthodoxy is a great distortion of this concept and of religion.
  • Editorial – 19th issue spring 2016
    We are opening the issue with an essay by Rachid Boutayeb from Morocco entitled “The body of the other (towards a post-Islamic subjectivity)”. Islam, he says, being religion, culture and history, has made an important contribution to civilization in all of these aspects. Those, who want to deny this – out of a sense of anger or prejudice or ignorance – will be laying the ground for racist discourse, which contradicts even the fundamental values of democracy. On the other hand, those, who speak about Islam as something absolute, are demanding nothing less than that Islam should enforce its authority. The author recalls that the Koran says that man – every man – is God’s successor (Caliph) on earth.
  • Excerpt from the novel “al-Qawqa’a. Yawmiyyat mutalassis” (The Shell. Memoirs of a Hidden Observer)
    العربية DeutschMustafa Khalifa I wrote most of these diaries in the desert prison. But the word “wrote” isn’t quite accurate. There are neither pens nor paper […]
  • Arab Prison Literature
    العربية DeutschRadwa Ashour PDF East of the Mediterranean (1975), a novel about torture and abuse of political prisoners, is probably the most widely read prison novel […]
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd – 18th issue Winter 2015/2016
    العربية DeutschTable of Contents EditorialGerman English Arabic Arab Prison Literature Radwa Ashour – EgyptEnglish Experience with writing – Afterword to the autobiography “Dreams of freedom”            Aisha Odeh […]
  • Editorial – 18th issue winter 2015/2016
    العربية DeutschDear readers This special edition of Minbar Ibn Rushd is dedicated to prison literature, the subject of this year’s Ibn Rushd Prize for Freedom of […]
  • Ibn Rushd Preis 2015 goes to Palestinian Author Aisha Odeh
    العربية DeutschThe second prize is shared by Mustafa Khalifa and Ahmed Marzouki The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is pleased to announce Palestinian writer […]
  • Members of the Jury 2015
    العربية DeutschMembers of the Jury of Ibn Rushd Prize 2015 Mohammed Achaari Moroccan poet and writer, born in 1951. Contributed to the political and trade union […]
  • Winner of the 2nd prize
    العربية DeutschAhmed Marzouki Ahmed Marzouki was born in 1947 in Bouajul, a village in northwest Morrocco. His father worked at the local court after having studied […]
  • CV Aisha Odeh
    العربية DeutschAisha Odeh Born in Deir Jerir near Ramallah/Al-Bireh in 1944.Primary school Deir Jerir, middle and secondary school in Ramallah.Diploma in Education at the Teacher’s Collge […]
  • Call for Nomination
    العربية DeutschCall for Nomination Ibn Rushd Prize 2015 announced inPrison Literature They go to prison, and they write … on walls, on toilet paper, cigarette scraps, […]
  • Editorial – 17th issue summer 2015
    العربية DeutschDear readers in this issue Minbar Ibn Rushd again offers you a new selection of interesting essays by authors from different Arab countries. In his […]
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd: 17th Issue, Summer 2015
    Dear readers; this issue Minbar Ibn Rushd again offers you a new selection of interesting essays by authors from different Arab countries
  • Carol Mansour: Not Who We Are
    The Film “Not Who We Are” portrays the lives of five Syrian women with a different sociocultural background. As refugees in Lebanon, they are fighting against the brutality of their daily lives, and try to rebuild their existence that has been destryed b the war. In the film they allow us to gain an insight into their daily distress, but also into their strengths, resilience and survival instinct.
  • Editorial – 16th issue winter 2014/2015
    العربية DeutschDear readers, We begin the year with an extensive double winter issue. At the Reinhold Frank Memorial Lectures in summer 2014, Jörg Armbruster was invited […]
  • Minbar Ibn Rushd – 16th issue winter 2014/2015
    العربية DeutschTable of Contents Editorial Abier BushnaqEnglish  German  Arabic Democracy in the Arab World. What chances does it have? Jörg Armbruster – GermanyArabic  German Navid Kermani’s […]
  • Ibn Rushd’s (Averroes)’ views on women. By Nadia Harhash
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd’s work and Influences Abu al-Walid Muhammad Ibn-Rushd, also known as Averroes in the West, was born in 1126 A.D (died in 1198) in […]
  • Ibn Rushd Prize 2014 is awarded to the Tunisian politician Rachid Ghannouchi
    العربية DeutschIbn Rushd Prize 2014 is awarded to the Tunisian politician Rachid Ghannouchi The Ibn Rushd Fund for Freedom of Thought is pleased to announce the […]
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