Monday 11 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

 9h00-11h15

“Conversions to Islam in Western Europe” (*)

Prof. Stefano Allievi, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR    

Course: Religion and Migration

 

11h30-13h00 

“Conversions to Islam in Western Europe” (*)

Prof. Stefano Allievi, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR    

Course: Religion and Migration

 

14h30-16h45

“The Techniques of Sociological and Anthropological Research for the Religious Phenomenon” (**)

Prof. Djilali El Mestari, Research Center in Social and Cultural Anthropology (CRASC), Oran, Algeria

Course: Religion and Society: Introduction to Research Methodology

 

17h00-18h30

“The Future of Religion, Societies and Civilizations” (**)

Prof. Khalid Mayar El Idrissi, Moroccan Centre for International and Prospective Studies, Morocco

Course: Political Science: Introduction to Future Studies

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Tuesday 12 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

 9h00-11h15

“Super-diverse Cities: Jewish, Christian and Muslim Urban Religious Spaces” (*)

Prof. Maria Chiara Giorda, University of Rome 3 and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Comparative Profiles between Systems: Judaism, Christianity and Islam

 

11h30-13h00 

“Religious Freedom in the Case of Law of the Court of Strasbourg”  (*)

Prof. Anne Fornerod, University of Strasbourg, France

Course: Religions, Public Policies and Individual and Collective Rights

 

14h30-16h45

“Mechanisms of Socio-religious Education: A Psychosocial Approach – First Part” (**)

Prof. Mustapha Chagdali, International Institute for Tourism, Tangiers, Morocco

Course: Religion, Identity and Violence: Psychological Perspectives

 

17h00-18h30

“Mechanisms of Socio-religious Education: A psychosocial Approach – Second Part” (**)

Prof. Mustapha Chagdali, International Institute for Tourism, Tangiers, Morocco

Course: Religion, Identity and Violence: Psychological Perspectives

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

 

 

Wednesday 13 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

09h00-11h15

“Definition and Models of Integrations in EU” (*)

Prof. Paolo Naso, La Sapienza University of Rome and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course:  Religious Studies

 

11h30-13h00 

“New Challenges for the Arab and Islamic World in Front of the Crisis of Liberal Order – Second Part” (**)

Prof. Paolo Branca, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Culture, Society and Globalization in the Arab World

 

14h30-16h45

“Religion and Politics in Post-Secular Age – First Part” (*)

Prof. Enzo Pace, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Religion and Politics in Europe and in the Mediterranean Region

 

17h00-18h30

“Religion and Politics in Post-Secular Age – Second Part ” (*)

Prof. Enzo Pace, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Religion and Politics in Europe and in the Mediterranean Region

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Thursday 14 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

09h00-11h15

“The Islamic Sunni Centrism and Collapse of the Concept of Ahl Sunnah wa al- Jama’ah – First Part” (**)

Prof. Hassan El Amri, University of Eastern Piedmont

Course: Introduction to Islamic Studies

 

11h30-13h00           

Evaluating Biased Thought Patterns in Contemporary Islamic Thought (**)

Prof. Said Chebbar, Moulay Soulaimane University, Beni Mellal, Morocco

Course: Elements of Contemporary Islamic Thought

 

14h30-16h45

“Relationships with the Norm” (**)

Prof. Farid El Asri, Center for Global Studies, International University of Rabat

Course: Anthropology of Contemporary Religious Dynamics and Globalization

 

17h00-18h30

“Introduction to the Concepts of Extremism, Radicalism and Terrorism – Second Part” (**)

Prof. Abderrahim El Atri, University of Mohammed V Rabat, Morocco

Course: Religion, Identity and Radicalisation: Sociological Perspectives

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Friday 15 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

9h00-11h15

“The Document on Human Fraternity for World Peace and Living together and the Alliance of Virtues” (*)

Prof. Alessandro Ferrari, University of Insubria and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Law and Religions: Europe, Mediterranean and Middle East

 

11h30-13h30 

“Religions and COVID-19: A sociological Understanding of Digitalized Religions in the Age of Pandemic”  (*)

Prof. Vincenzo Romania, University of Padua

Course: Religion, Market and New Media

 

14h30-16h45

“Islam and Politics in Contemporary Times: Ali Mérad’s Approach”  (**)

Prof. Mohamed Kerrou, University of Tunis El-Manar, Tunisia

Course: Religion and Politics in the Arab world

 

17h00-18h30

“Islam in the Mouride Diaspora: From the Musallas to the Islam of France” (*)

Dr. Dafne Accoroni, Jean Moulin Lyon 3 University, France

Course: Religion and Migration

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian

Saturday 16 April

Class times refer to Rome time (UTC/GMT +2)

 

9h00-11h15

“Arab World and Processes of Globalization: Identity and Change in Contemporary Societies” (**)

Prof. Paolo Branca, Catholic University of the Sacred Heart, Milan and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Culture, Society and Globalization in the Arab World

 

11h30-13h30

“Religion and Secularization”  (**)

Prof. Hassan Rachik, University of Hassan II, Casablanca, Morocco

Course: Politics, Religion and Society

 

14h00 -16h45

“An introduction to Political Philosophy” (**)

Dott. Hussain Bokubar, Interuniversity Center F.I.D.R.

Course: Political Philosophy and History of Political Thought

 

17h00-18h30

“Diversity and Public Space in Europe and in Italy” (**)

Prof. Mohammed Khalid Rhazzali, University of Padua and Interuniversity Center FIDR

Course: Cultural Diversity, Religious Pluralism and Intercultural Mediation

 

(*) In English, (**) in Arabic, (***) in Arabic and English, (****) translated into Arabic from Italian