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SUMMARY:Faith\, Coexistence & Climate: Interfaith Dialogue for a Sustainable Future
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: CLOSED\nFaith\, Coexistence & Climate\n“A Dialogue for a Sustainable Future”\nKey Details\nDate(s) March 27\, 2026\nTime 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (London Time)\nLocation The Islamic College\, 133 High Road\, Willesden\, London\nFormat In-Person\nOrganized by The Islamic College\nAbout the Event\nThis academic interfaith dialogue brings together Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris scholars to explore the intersection of religious traditions and environmental responsibility. Organized by The Islamic College\, the event examines how faith can guide humanity toward environmental sustainability and climate justice. It serves as a collaborative platform for discussing the role of diverse spiritual perspectives in addressing global ecological crises. The session aims to foster a sustainable future through cross-disciplinary and inter-religious cooperation.\nTopics & Scope\n● Interfaith perspectives on environmental sustainability\n● The role of religious traditions in climate justice\n● Spiritual guidance for ecological responsibility\n● Collaborative dialogue between Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris traditions\nTarget Audience\nThis dialogue is designed for academic researchers\, theology and environmental studies students\, interfaith practitioners\, and individuals interested in the relationship between religious ethics and climate action.\nImportant Dates\nMilestone Date\nEvent Date March 27\, 2026\nFeatured Speakers & Program\nRachel Priestman\nInterfaith Co-ordinator\, Brahma Kumaris (UK)\nFacilitates dialogue and understanding between diverse faith traditions. For over 20 years\, she has studied\, practised\, and taught Raja Yoga Meditation with the Brahma Kumaris. She holds a B.A. Honours in German from the University of Bristol and a postgraduate diploma in Library\, Archive & Information Studies from University College London\, and has worked across academic librarianship\, urban regeneration\, PR\, marketing\, and arts management.\nSheikh Mirza Abbas\nScholar and Lecturer\, The Islamic College\nHas taught seminarian studies at the Islamic College for the past decade\, with a focus on spiritual teaching and training. He has served several Shi’i communities in the UK as a resident scholar and lectures extensively across the US and Europe. He trained at the Hawza Ilmiyyah of Qum\, holds an MA in Islamic Theology from the University of Birmingham\, and is currently pursuing a PhD in practical mysticism at the University of Exeter.\nDr. Chris Hewer\nChristian Theologian\, specialist in Christian–Muslim relations\nHas worked in the field of Muslims in Britain and Christian–Muslim relations since 1986\, including at the Centre for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (Selly Oak\, Birmingham) and as Adviser on Inter-Faith Relations to the Bishop of Birmingham (1999–2005) and St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations (2006–2010). He continues to teach study days and residential courses and to develop written and electronic resources on Christian–Muslim relations.\nA full session programme will be confirmed by the organizers closer to the event date.\nSubmission & Registration\nThis event does not involve a call for papers or abstract submission. Individuals interested in attending should consult the official website for registration procedures and entry requirements.\nFees & Funding\nNot specified by the organizers. Please check the official website for the latest information on attendance costs\, if any.\nOfficial Links\nOfficial Website: islamic-college.ac.uk/faith-coexistence-climate-a-dialogue-for-a-sustainable-future \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on February 22\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website.\nLast Updated: February 22\, 2026
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