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Dr. Max Abrahms
One of the world's most influential terrorism and counterterrorism experts and a frequent analyst in the media
USA
A professor of political science at Northeastern University, keynote speaker Dr. Max Abrahms' research focuses on the consequences of terrorism, its motives, and the implications for counterterrorism strategy. He is a frequent terrorism analyst for...
Sir John Jenkins
Former Diplomat, Middle East Specialist and Executive Director sharing unique insights of current political situations
Bahrain
Keynote speaker Sir John Jenkins is the Executive Director of the International Institute for Strategic Studies, ISS Middle East, and a former British Diplomat. During his service, he has been ambassador to several countries. His geopolitical...
About The Quran
- The Quran is the primary holy book of Islam. According to the muslim faith its content was revealed to the prophet Mohammed by the archangel Gabriel.
- The Quran consists of 114 surahs - chapters if you will - which are divided into Meccan surahs and Medinan surahs, depending on where Mohammed lived when he received his revelations.
- What are the similarities between the Quran and the Bible, and what are the differences? How has the Quran been interpreted throughout history, by whom, and to suit which purposes? What is the role of the Quran today, e.g. in the Middle East?
- Keynotes about the Quran take a close look at the holy scripture of Islam, and can have their outset in a religious, historical, or cultural angle.