Taste of Islam 2005: What It Means to be a Muslim

Featuring Speaker Chantal Carnes

Includes an Ethiopian dinner to highlight the culture and people of Ethiopia, and a Tsunami donation drive through Stanford Students for Relief!

Many people see Islam as a religion of rules and rituals. But, as Chantel Carnes will explain, Islam is really a spiritual way of living one's life. Islamic beliefs are very much about one's personal relationship to God. This talk takes a philosophical approach to what it means to be a Muslim.

Date and Time:

Sunday, February 27, 2005. 6:00 PM.
Approximate duration of 2 hour(s).

Location:

Bechtel International Center (Assembly Room) [Map]

URL:

http://msan.stanford.edu

Audience:

Faculty/Staff
Alumni/Friends
General Public
Students
Members

Category:

Lectures/Readings

Sponsor:

Muslim Student Awareness Network, Islamic Society of Stanford University, Department of Religious Studies, ASSU Speaker's Bureau, CSRE, Dean of Students Greg Boardman, VPSA Gene Awakuni, Office of Religious Life, and the Islamic Studies Program

Contact:

9178176121
cshell@stanford.edu

Admission:

Free
Preferred RSVP: TasteOfIslam2005@yahoo.com

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Last Modified:

February 16, 2005