Tuesday, May 22, 2012

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First Annual Dialog Dinner

ali_abi_256x192.shklThe Rumi Forum, Better Understanding Club of ODU
&
 Institute of Jewish Studies and Interfaith Understanding of ODU

 hosted "First Annual Interfaith Dialog Dinner"

 

The dinner started by call to prayer and guest enjoyed dinner. Following the dinner, President of Rumi Forum Dr. Yurtsever gave the keynote speech.

 

Following Dr. Yurtsever, Dr. Dana D. Burnett Vice President for Student Services & Dean of Students of Old Dominion University and he said:

I can't think of a more meaningful campus event that I have attended. It was reassuring to see people of different cultures and faith groups together for a common purpose. It was good fun to see old friends for an evening of adventuresome cuisine and enjoyable conversation. And, it was an honor to share the Breaking of the Fast with you.

I hope that this tradition continues. Thank you for organizing it for us.

Dr. Steve Jolly, Dr. Rabbi Lawrence Forman were also shared their thoughts on importance of interfaith dialog.

The Venue:  South Cafeteria Old Dominion University Webb Center

 

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Jill Carroll talks on Fethullah Gulen, the honorary president of the Rumi Forum

Gulen Conference

Gulen Conference

International Conference: The Gulen Movement: Paradigms, Projects, and Aspirations.

Honorary President

Fethullah Gulen Fethullah Gulen is regarded as the founder and inspirer of the global social movement known as the Hizmet (Service) Movement, more popularly known as the Gulen Movement.

 

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