Join us for a the Film Screening of the “INFILTRATORS” followed by a discussion with Director Khaled Jarrar & Dr Ali Musleh.
Inspired by true events, FARHA tells the story of a young Palestinian girl whose dream changes from seeking an education in the city to surviving Al-Nakba in Palestine 1948.
October 19th, 7:30pm - 8:30pm
Mark your calendars for this evening of music, free and open to the public!
May 5
Please join us for a performance and discussion within the Gender and Body Politics Art Series examining intersecting inequalities and body politics expressed and transgressed in visual and performance art, followed by an audience Q+A.
MAWLID CONCERT
Join us to celebrate Mawlid* in the West African tradition, with poetry and prayer recitations by Alhassan Abubakari.
*The Mawlid is a commemoration of the birth of the Prophet Mohamed (Peace be upon him). Muslims around the world celebrate their love for him through poetry, prayers, and stories of his life.
Watch the live stream from St. Paul’s Chapel here:
Join us for a free online concert featuring prominent American Muslim artists to celebrate our 2020 Columbia graduates!
About this Event
The Center for Muslim Societies at Columbia University presents "New Moon Rising: Muslim American Artists Perform" to celebrate Columbia University's 2020 graduating class, and to commemorate the launch of CSMS. Join us at 3pm EST on Saturday, May 30 for a stunning concert featuring Rachid Halihal, Salieu Suso, Amir Sulaiman, Mitra Sumara, Zeshan Bhagwadi, Akram Ahmad Al-Mustafa, Maalem Hassan Benjaafar, Amir ElSaffar, Maimouna Youssef, and Alsarah of the Nubatones.
Registration is required. Register Here: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/new-moon-rising-muslim-american-artists-perform-tickets-105806907308
Organizers: Middle East Institute, Center for the Study of Muslim Societies, Columbia Religious Life
Join the Center for Palestine Studies for a night of staged readings about Israel-Palestine. Attendance is free. To reserve your seat RSVP at palestine.mei.columbia.edu.
The Center for Palestine Studies invites you to staged readings of three plays that embody the contemporary Palestinian playwright's use of art to resist historical, political and geographic erasures.
A staged reading of Tennis in Nablus, written by playwright and poet Ismail Khalidi. Moderated by Peter Goodman.
This "tragipoliticomedy" was nominated for a Suzi Bass Award for Best New Play and awarded the Quest for Peace Award from the Kennedy Center.
Presented by Columbia University School of the Arts, the Center for Palestine Studies, The Heyman Center for the Humanities, Middle East Institute and Alwan for the Arts.
Free & open to all. Registration Required
In this groundbreaking play, Director Valantina Abu Oqsa, highlights the strength and defiance of Palestinian political prisoners, particularly women, that are incarcerated in Israeli occupation prisons.
Tickets: http://anahurra.uspcn.org/newyork
$20 Advance. $25 Door, $15 Students (must show valid student ID at door)
Sponsored by the Middle East Institute & the Arab Student Association at Columbia University. Tour organized by the US Palestinian Community Network
