Encountering Islamic Tradition: Broadening Knowledge, Fostering Dialogue

A presentation

With Dr. John A. AZUMAH, Professor of World Christianity and Islam and Director of International Programs at Columbia Theological Seminary, and Alexi-Noelle O’BRIEN-HOSEIN, Senior Producer, TRT World

Presented by Crossroads Cultural Center

The event is free and open to the public.

In an age where the word "Islam" has polarized our society over its implications and meaning, the need for truth and understanding is more relevant than ever before. October's violent attack in New York City that was claimed by ISIS to be in the name of "Allah" was yet another example of the challenge we face to understand what this religion is about, and what it means for those who worship Allah.

We are pleased to be joined by Dr. John Azumah, a Professor at the Columbia Theological Seminary, who will walk the path of dialogue with us to help us gain a deeper understanding of Islam. Through conversation, Dr. Azumah will go through the main tenets of Islam and explain why there is such diversity among those who call themselves Muslim.

The event will be moderated by Alexi-Noelle O'Brien-Hosein, a journalist with the international Turkish channel, TRT World. There will be time for question and answer following the discussion.

About this Event

Date: Monday, December 18, 2017
Time: 7pm
Location: Crossroads Auditorium
125 Maiden Lane, 15th Floor, NY, NY
(ID required to enter the building)
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About the Speakers

John A. Azumah
Professor of World Christianity and Islam and Director of International Programs at Columbia Theological Seminary

Alexi-Noelle O’Brien-Hosein
Senior Producer, TRT World

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