19:00-23:00 | Arabar, Jens Chr. Skous Vej 7 Film, ritual, Durkheim and Turkish Alevis Arab and Islamic Studies and Visual Anthropology are joining filmic forces to bring a screening of film excerpts and a lecture on film, ritual, Durkheim and Turkish Alevis led by Dr. Jens Kreinath of Wichita State University.
18:30-20:30 | Bygning 1441, Aud 2 Cand.Imam? Islamisk Uddannelse i Danmark Foredrag i RvF Foredragsholderen er Lene Kühle: lektor og uddannelsesleder ved Religionsvidenskab, Aarhus Universitet
fre25apr
09:00-15:30 | Room 124 & Aud AI, building 1330. Migration, Citizenship, and Identity in Scandinavia An informal workshop in honour of Professor Dr. Christian Joppke on the occasion of his inauguration as Adjunct Professor at the Department of Political Science and Government, Aarhus University.
tor10apr
10:15-12:00 | Nobelparken 1453-121 The Call to Islam and Early Warning Systems Naveeda Khan of the Johns Hopkins University speaks on Bangladeshi preacher and war criminal Delwar Hossain Sayidee, on the early warning systems for cyclones, floods and erosion, and how both rely upon a link to the metaphysical.
14:30-17:00 | New auditorium at the new Moesgård Museum Sepideh Berit Madsen will present her film "Sepideh - Reaching for the Stars" (2013) about the dreams and challenges of a young Iranian woman who wants to become an astronaut.
man10mar
10:15-12:00 | Building 1325, room 428 The role of gender and youth in Egyptian politics Mervat Hatem will speak on "The role of gender and youth in Egyptian politics - before, during and after the Arab Revolts."
ons26feb
19:00-22:00 | Koncerthuset, Aarhus Konya Turkish Tasawwuf Music Ensemble Sufi Music & Whirling Dervishes Konya Turkish Tasawwuf Music Ensemble, der hører under det tyrkiske kultur- og turistministerium, blev etableret i 1990 med det formål at genopvække og fastholde den gamle tasawwuf-tradition. Gruppen har gjort dette ved at introducere deres tilhørere til tasawwuf musikkens fortrinligheder og fremvist de traditionelle ceremonier (Samâ Âyîns) i deres reneste form.
fre14feb
12:15-14:00 | Nobelparken, 1482-105 (auditorium) The history of torture in modern Egypt Guest lecture by Professor Khaled Fahmy of the American University in Cairo
