Versöhnung – eine Utopie? KUNST UND WISSENSCHAFT IM GESPRÄCH
No Islam Without Judaism
It is not just since October 7, 2023, that people have been talking about supposedly imported antisemitism—especially those whose worldview allows this narrative to fit, enabling them to justify their own racism and conceal their own antisemitism. At the same time, October 7 has made it clear just how widespread antisemitism is among Muslims worldwide, but also in Germany.
In his book »Ohne Judentum kein Islam«, Mouhanad Khorchide—a Muslim theologian and director of the Center for Muslim Theology at the University of Münster—examines, on the one hand, why anti-Semitism resonates so strongly with some Muslims and what its sources are. He also outlines ways in which this anti-Semitism can be overcome by recognizing Judaism as the origin of Islam.
It is not just since October 7, 2023, that people have been talking about supposedly imported antisemitism—especially those whose worldview allows this narrative to fit, enabling them to justify their own racism and conceal their own antisemitism. At the same time, October 7 has made it clear just how widespread antisemitism is among Muslims worldwide, but also in Germany.
In his book »Ohne Judentum kein Islam«, Mouhanad Khorchide—a Muslim theologian and director of the Center for Muslim Theology at the University of Münster—examines, on the one hand, why anti-Semitism resonates so strongly with some Muslims and what its sources are. He also outlines ways in which this anti-Semitism can be overcome by recognizing Judaism as the origin of Islam.
Time
Thursday, 16.04.26 - 07:30 PM
– Tuesday, 21.04.26
- 09:00 AM
Topic
Reconciliation
Speaker
Mouhanad Khorchide, Hans-Georg Soeffner, Sarah Tzscheppan
Target groups
Students
Researchers
All interested
Location
Theater Bonn
Reservation
not required
Additional Information
Organizer
Bonner Zentrum für Versöhnungsforschung, Theater Bonn
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