Symposium on the Comparative Study of Religious Seminaries Jointly organised by The Centre for Research and Evaluation in Muslim Education, UCL Institute of Education, and The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, Oxford. Panel 4: Worship and learning in 21st century seminaries Worship, Prayer and Learning Prof. John Sullivan, Emeritus Professor of Christian Education, Liverpool Hope University and Visiting Professor (Theology and Education), Newman University. A renewed model of traditional Islamic studies for the 21st century Shamsudduha Muhammad and Ibrahim Lawson, Ebrahim College Revisiting the Orientalist Seminary: Other Accounts of Rationalism Dr. Arun Rasiah, Assistant Professor of Liberal studies at Names University, Oakland, California Concluding remarks and vote of thanks Dr. Richard McCallum, The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, Oxford

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Symposium on the Comparative Study of Religious Seminaries Jointly organised by The Centre for Research and Evaluation in Muslim Education, UCL Institute of Education, and The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, Oxford. Panel 3: New trajectories in Islamic seminary education A Tale of Two Colleges: ‘Rehab’ and Rewriting the Islamic Curriculum Alyaa Ebbiary, PhD Candidate, SOAS New Approaches to Religious Seminary Education? On Leadership and Civic Discourse in Islamic e-Learning Alessandra Palange, PhD Candidate, UCL Institute of Education

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2/23/2017

Symposium on the Comparative Study of Religious Seminaries Jointly organised by The Centre for Research and Evaluation in Muslim Education, UCL Institute of Education, and The Centre for Muslim-Christian Studies, Oxford. Panel 2: Inside the seminary Inside a British darul uloom Haroon Sidat, Islam-UK Centre, Cardiff University Transmitting Faith: A Study of Christian and Jewish Seminaries and their Clergy Austin Tiffany, The Woolf Institute, Cambridge University

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