Cambridge Central Mosque, in Mill Road, opened for prayer this week and has space for around 1,000 Islamic worshippers.
Costing around £23 million, the mosque includes features that will minimise carbon emissions – which the Cambridge Mosque Trust hoped to emphasise the role of faith in promoting “responsible management of the earth’s resources”.
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Al-Mahdi Institute’s Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology, together with the Department of Religious Studies and Duke Islamic Studies Centre at Duke University, is delighted to open registration for its second international conference on ‘Islamic Perspectives on Prophecy and Revelation....
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