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  • People pray in the Great Mosque and bow towards the Kaaba
    Muslim month of pilgrimage

    Hajj – a vision of interfaith solidarity

    When Muslims turn to the Kaaba as a common centre point, they are reminded of their sacred bond with the entire human race and their special relationship with the other Abrahamic religions

  • Islam, Judaism, Christian: symbols of the 3 monotheistic religions
    Germany and the Gaza war

    Jewish and Muslim communities search for solidarity

    Six months of Israeli retaliation in Gaza for the October 7 Hamas terror attacks have put Jewish-Muslim relations in particular peril. Germany's hypersensitivity to anti-Semitism adds an extra layer of difficulty

  • Muslims break their daily fast during Ramadan at a mosque complex in Baghdad
    Islam's holy month

    Why more non-Muslims are taking part in Ramadan

    Ramadan's observance is widespread in the Middle East, often involving non-Muslims in the region's celebrations. In Christian-majority countries, participation has been less common, but this trend is starting to shift

  • Pope Francis and Grand Sheikh al-Tayyeb
    Interview with Islam expert Felix Koerner

    The Pope and the Muslims

    Will Pope Francis still be travelling to Riyadh? What will be the outcome of his planned visit to Indonesia? How important is his friendship with Grand Sheikh al-Tayyeb? Interview with Islamic scholar Felix Koerner, five years after the Abu Dhabi document "on human fraternity"

  • The Israeli-Palestinian duo Shai Hoffmann and Jouana Hassoun
    Promoting Jewish-Palestinian dialogue

    "Agitators can't be allowed to dominate the debate"

    Jouanna Hassoun and Shai Hoffmann talk to young people about the war in Gaza. The first step is to listen, says the Jewish-Palestinian duo

  • Refugees carry their belongings as they make their way ashore through the waves from a boat on the coast of Aceh, Indonesia, 16 November 2023
    Best of Qantara.de 2023

    The top ten most-read articles on Qantara.de

    As 2023 draws to a close, the team at Qantara.de once again takes a look at the stories that really stood out over the past year. Here is a list of the ten articles published in 2023 that piqued your interest most over the past twelve months. Happy New Year to all our readers!

  • Thousands of people stand in a public square. Someone holds up a French flag and in the background, people hold a banner saying: "The Republic united against anti-Semitism"
    France

    Jewish-Muslim group fights rising anti-Semitism

    France has seen a surge in anti-Semitic incidents since the start of the Israeli-Hamas conflict. One Jewish-Muslim group near Paris is trying to calm tensions

  • German President Frank-Walter Steinmeier stands next to a German flag and addresses representatives of Jewish and Muslim organisations
    Germany and the Israel-Hamas war

    The need to bridge societal rifts

    Reporting deep rifts in German society, representatives of the country's Jewish and Muslim communities attended a round-table meeting called by Federal President Frank-Walter Steinmeier to discuss the consequences of the October 7 Hamas attacks on Israel

  • Reminding people of the close ties that once bound Muslims and Jews in Iran and elsewhere, American-Iranian vocalist and songwriter Galeet Dardashti's "Monajat" travels through time to transcend seemingly impassable geographical and cultural borders.
    Galeet Dardashti's "Monajat"

    Dedicated to Muslims and Jews everywhere

    Reminding people of the close ties that once bound Muslims and Jews in Iran and elsewhere, American-Iranian vocalist and songwriter Galeet Dardashti's "Monajat" travels through time to transcend seemingly impassable geographical and cultural borders. By Richard Marcus

  • Arab-Andalucian music

    Musical "Romances" between Muslims and Christians

    On 19 August, the Accademia del Piacere ensemble from Seville will celebrate the marriage of Muslim and Christian musical culture in the fifteenth and sixteenth centuries at the Cologne Philharmonic. Tunisian singer Ghalia Benali will join the musicians on stage as their special guest. By Stefan Franzen

  • 750th anniversary of Rumi’s death – Part 1

    Seeking the essence of life

    Seven-and-a-half centuries after the death of Muslim mystic poet Rumi, his verse has lost nothing of its profundity and transformative power. By Marian Brehmer

  • Fawzi Boubia's strongly autobiographical recent novel "Mein West-Oestlicher Diwan" takes a merciless look at political and cultural trends in Germany, while celebrating the country's cultural and intellectual past – in particular Goethe's open-mindedness.
    Fawzi Boubia's "Mein West-Oestlicher Diwan"

    A tale of disappointed love

    German-Moroccan philosopher and writer Fawzi Boubia has long acted as a mediator between East and West, building cultural bridges in multiple publications. His strongly autobiographical novel "Mein West-Oestlicher Diwan" takes a merciless look at Germany's political and cultural trends, while celebrating its cultural and intellectual past. By Volker Kaminski

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