تنزانيا: حلقة دراسية عن تاريخ الإسلام في شرق إفريقيا

خبر من مصادر إنجليزية.

تستمر فعاليات الحلقة الدراسية التي تستضيفها "جامعة زانزيبار" بجمهورية "تنزانيا"، بالتعاون مع مؤسسات تاريخية رسمية تركية وعمانية، وبمشاركة العديد من أساتذة الجامعات الإسلامية والعربية والغربية، وذلك من خلال العشرات من الأوراق البحثية التي تتضمن تاريخ المسلمين في الشرق الإفريقي، والتقاليد الاجتماعية والشعائر الدينية، وأثر ذلك على مجتمعات شرق إفريقيا مثل "تنزانيا".

وتناولت الدراسات الغربية المقدمة العلاقة بين دول الخليج والشرق الإفريقي من منظور الآثار، وكذلك ناقشت بعض الأوراق البحثية أثر الوقف في دعم التعليم العالي، وغيرها تناول دور العثمانيين في نشر الإسلام في شرق إفريقيا وعمومها، وهذا علاوة على البحث الذي تناول العلاقة بين الدولة العثمانية ونشر الإسلام في إفريقيا؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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"History of Islamic Civilization in East Africa" Symposium Continues

The Symposium "History of Islamic Civilization in East Africa" continues for the third consecutive day. The symposium is organized by the National Records and Archives Authority (NRAA), in conjunction with the Research Centre for Islamic History, Art and Culture (IRCICA), in Istanbul, Foreign Ministry of the Sultanate of Oman and Zanzibar University in the Republic of Tanzania.Today,

four sessions were held during which a number of working papers were presented. The first session was chaired by Dr. Mohammed Ibsirili, Professor of History at Al Fateh University in Istanbul, Turkey. Dr. Farahat al-Ja'abiri, Professor of Arabic Language and Arts and Islamic Civilization at the College of Arts and Human Sciences in Tunisia talked about aspects of social and religious life in Zanzibar.

Dr. Timothy A. Professor of Archeology at Manchester University in the United Kingdom (UK) spoke about archeological perspectives evident for communication between the Arabian Gulf and East Africa.

Dr. Mubarak bin Abdullah al-Rashdi, Head of Islamic Sciences Department at the Sultan Qaboos University (SQU), Sultanate of Oman, presented a working paper on Sheikh Abu Muslim al-Rawahi, his Fiqh Curriculum through his book "Nithar Al Jawhar".

Dr. Fu'ad Abdul Wahab al-Shami from Sana'a University, Yemen, presented a working paper on Relation of Ottoman Empire with Zanzibar.

The second session was chaired by Dr. Nahid Abdul Kareem, holder of PhD from Damascus University in Modern History. She works at SQU.

Dr. Issa Zaidi from the College of Swahili and Foreign Languages at State Zanzibar University presented a working paper themed "Orientation towards Endowment to Support Higher Education in Zanzibar: Challenges and Aspirations".

Dr. Said bin Mohammed al-Ghailani, Professor at the College of Arts and Social Sciences in SQU spoke about the role of Omanis in spreading Islam I East Africa.

Dr. Abdulaziz bin Hilal al-Kharousi, Deputy Director at the Research and Studies Department at NRAA in the Sultanate of Oman talked about the role of Omani documents in highlighting the Islamic civilizational presence.

The third session was chaired by Dr. Hamid Karhila, ambassador at the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Cooperation of the Union of the Comoros.

Sheikh Amir bin Mohammed al-Hajri, former deputy chairman of the State Council in the Sultanate of Oman presented a working paper under the title "Role of Omanis in Spreading Islam and Culture in African Interior".