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The American Islamic Congress leads a monthly speakers series on Muslim affairs, sponsored by the Congressional Religious Freedom and Anti-Terrorism caucuses. Designed to inform Congressional leaders, Capitol Hill staffers, and the Washington policy community, panels feature a diverse group of analysts.
Past Event:
 Islam vs. Islamism: Defining the struggle between religion and politics
Monday, October 15, 2007
Cannon Building 121, Capitol Hill
12 p.m.
As Ramadan ends, the October session of AIC's Capitol Hill Series explores a central struggle in the Muslim world: What is the threat posed by Islamic fundamentalism, and how can Muslims take the lead in countering it? Who are "moderates," and what defines effective action against extremism? How can US engagement with Muslim societies help moderates succeed?
Featuring:
Hussain Abdul Hussain: Media Analyst & former editor of Beirut Daily Star
Dr. Ayse Kadayifci:
School of International Service, American University
Dr. Tamara Cofman Wittes:
Middle East Democracy and Development Project, Saban Center, Brookings Institution
Moderated by:
Zainab Al-Suwaij:
Executive Director, American Islamic Congress
To view a summary of this event, please click here.
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