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Islamic Research Academy Hosts Monthly Cultural Salon on Classical Text

The Islamic Research Academy is holding its monthly cultural salon on Tuesday evening, focusing on a book by Islamic scholar Salama al-Quda'i al-Azzami.

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Islamic Research Academy Hosts Monthly Cultural Salon on Classical Text
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The Islamic Research Academy is hosting its monthly cultural salon on Tuesday evening to discuss a prominent work by scholar Salama al-Quda'i al-Azzami.

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The Islamic Research Academy, in collaboration with the Islamic Student Cities Sector, convenes its monthly cultural salon on Tuesday evening. The session centers on the theological book "Furqan al-Qur'an bayna Sifat al-Khaliq wa Sifat al-Akwan" by scholar Salama al-Quda'i al-Azzami, who died in 1956. Held under the auspices of the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, the salon reflects ongoing efforts to engage with classical Islamic scholarship and literature.

Why this matters

The salon highlights Al-Azhar's regular educational outreach and engagement with classical Islamic scholarship.

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The Islamic Research Academy periodically organizes cultural and academic salons to highlight historical texts and foster scholarly dialogue.

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Islamic Research Academy
A major scholarly and administrative body within Al-Azhar in Egypt.
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  • The Islamic Research Academy, in collaboration with the Islamic Student Cities Sector, convenes its monthly cultural salon on Tuesday evening.
  • The session centers on the theological book "Furqan al-Qur'an bayna Sifat al-Khaliq wa Sifat al-Akwan" by scholar Salama al-Quda'i al-Azzami, who died in 1956.
  • Held under the auspices of the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, the salon reflects ongoing efforts to engage with classical Islamic scholarship and literature.

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The gathering focuses on the book titled "Furqan al-Qur'an bayna Sifat al-Khaliq wa Sifat al-Akwan," authored

The Islamic Research Academy, operating in cooperation with the Islamic Student Cities Sector, is holding its monthly cultural salon on Tuesday evening at 6:00 PM.

The gathering focuses on the book titled "Furqan al-Qur'an bayna Sifat al-Khaliq wa Sifat al-Akwan," authored by the Islamic scholar Salama al-Quda'i al-Azzami al-Shafi'i al-Naqshbandi, who passed away in 1376 AH (1956 AD).

The event takes place under the auspices of the Grand Imam of Al-Azhar, continuing the academy's series of regular academic discussions aimed at exploring classical theological and cultural texts.

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