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Monthly Archives: May 2009
The Light Verse
Pentecost might be the right holiday for asking this simple question: Can Christians, or even agnostics, be touched by verses of the Holy Qur’an? Yes, they can (we are not in Obama’s campaign here). Some years ago, when I had … Continue reading
New Concerns
Somewhat surprised by North Korea’s dictator Kim Jong Il proud announcement of a (this time probably) successful test of a nuclear bomb, the Obama administration’s main concern still seems to be Iran’s nuclear program. The Committee on Foreign Relations of the … Continue reading
Posted in Iran, NPT, USA
Tagged Additional Protocol, Arak, IAEA, John F. Kerry, Natanz, Obama administration, Senate Committee on Foreign Relations
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Interreligious Incompetence
Celebrated German-Iranian scholar of Islamic Sciences, novelist, essayist and journalist Navid Kermani was denied Hesse’s highest cultural award, the Kulturpreis. As he tells us, he was second choice anyway after Professor Fuad Sezgin, Director of the Institute of Arabic-Islamic Sciences at Frankfurt … Continue reading
Posted in Christianity, Germany, Islam, Judaism, Religion
Tagged Fuad Sezgin, Karl Lehmann, Kulturpreis, Navid Kermani, Peter Steinacker, Salomon Korn
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