What makes us up in the morning? What makes us feel down in our life?
How do we identify ourselves? Do we know ourselves and motives and how to deal with future, idealism and realism? In this context, how does language affect us, positively or negatively? Are there ways to encourage ourselves to motivate or get help from others who survived even after many challenges?
As I posted a few days ago The Pen Magazine has started the monthly seminar series. I have been invited to talk about Language, Life and Religion. My teleconference will be streamed at 12.10 (Istanbul Time)
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The Pen Magazine Monthly Seminars
The Pen Magazine is a quarterly published educational and cultural magazine. Writers and editors give monthly lectures and here is the one of them.
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Showing posts with label society. Show all posts
New Mosque Plans Revealed
London Eye architects to design new Cambridge Mosque
Award-winning architects Marks Barfield, working in association with Professor Keith Critchlow, have been appointed by the Muslim Academic Trust to design the new Cambridge mosque. Marks Barfield are internationally-renowned for striking projects such as the London Eye and the Kew Treetop Walkway.
Award-winning architects Marks Barfield, working in association with Professor Keith Critchlow, have been appointed by the Muslim Academic Trust to design the new Cambridge mosque. Marks Barfield are internationally-renowned for striking projects such as the London Eye and the Kew Treetop Walkway.
On behalf of the Trust, Chairman Tim Winter said:
‘Moving the mosque to this new location represents a hugely exciting opportunity for Cambridge. Working with Marks Barfield, we can create on the Mill Road site a superb place of worship to replace the overcrowded facility on Mawson Road.
‘Moving the mosque to this new location represents a hugely exciting opportunity for Cambridge. Working with Marks Barfield, we can create on the Mill Road site a superb place of worship to replace the overcrowded facility on Mawson Road.
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