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Opening the Jewish Bookshelf to Arabic-Speaking Readers The Sir Naim Dangoor Centre for Universal Monotheism is pleased to announce the publication of a complete Arabic
Dedicated to Dr. Danielle Gurevich in recognition of her work in establishing Asian Studies at Bar-Ilan University Bar-Ilan University, Monday, Iyar 1, 2025, 28.4.25 Greetings
Jessica S. Mintz In his captivating interreligious reflection, Rabbi Professor Daniel Sperber takes readers on an extraordinary intellectual and spiritual journey, weaving together a rich
By Rabbi Jonathan Sacks New Translation For free download: see The Dangoor Jewish Literature Bookshelf Library Also, see at Rabbi Sacks official site: https://rabbisacks.org/books/studies-in-spirituality-weekly-reading-jewish-bible/ Foreword
https://www.ynet.co.il/environment-science/article/rkll4vdbh In a special study program held at the Dangoor Centre, SISU University students presented their final project translating the Israel Declaration of Independence into
Mr. Blair came to Israel as a guest of Bar-Ilan University’s Sir Naim Dangoor Centre for Universal Monotheism at Bar-Ilan University
A new translation added to the Dangoor Centre Arabic translation series, and is now available for reading and free download. The Blessing of a Broken
With gratitude to Israel foreign ministry catalogue :https://images.app.goo.gl/hjGU5gAjYSTmR59R8
Prof. Ithamar Theodor (conference director) and Deputy Ambassador to India, Mr. Rajiv Bodwadee
https://farbound.net/the-star-of-david-or-the-hindu-shanmukha/The hexagonal symbol visible in the photo has been used by different cultures with varying interpretations. To the Mughals and Afghans, this symbol was known as the Najmat Dawud, and was a good luck charm.
New book written by Prof. Rumiana Marinova-Christidi, Colleague and friend of the Dangoor Centre The monograph “Bulgaria and Israel (1948-1990)” is the first comprehensive academic
The inspiring story of Malki and Kalman Samuels and their journey in establishing Shalva The Dangoor Centre is pleased to announce the addition of a
Presented by the Jewish Federation of Tulsa and Circle Cinema, see the best in contemporary Jewish films from March 23-27- with the Dangoor Centre’s Enduring
A platform for Exchanging Opinions on Social and Cultural Issues On November 29, 2024, The Dangoor Centre at Bar-Ilan University hosted the 9th Korean Studies
In July 1977, Shōchō visited President Sadat and urged him to make peace with Israel. This was one of the triggers that led to Sadat’s
The annual “Asian Cultural Day” event was held on July 2, 2024, at Bar-Ilan University under the auspices of the Dangoor Centre. The event featured
As a commemoration of the Holocaust of Balkan Jewry, “The March of Living” is held every March in North Macedonia. A group of over forty
Dangoor Centre’s visiting Scholar: Professor Kartaloff Kiril Plamen Dr. Kartaloff Kiril Plamen, associate professor at the Bulgarian Academy of Sciences and research associate at the