The Syrian Cultural Day explores change before, during and after the war through talks, art, music and conversation. Its programme considers cultural heritage, Syrians around the world and future relations between Syria and Germany. Contributions include a conversation with Nahla Osman and a talk by writer and social activist Moutasm Alyounes, alongside opportunities to exchange perspectives.…
The Algerian Cultural Day introduces Algeria’s history, music, traditions and cuisine. It highlights humanity, hospitality and solidarity as bridges between people. Visitors are invited to discover different aspects of Algerian culture and take part in conversation and exchange within the Arab Cultural Weeks. The original information and full programme are available in the programme booklet…
The lecture traces the historical presence of Islam in Europe and centuries of cultural exchange, before turning to migration, secularism and religious freedom today. Organised by Die Neue Gesellschaft, it opens a discussion of coexistence, challenges and opportunities in Europe’s diverse societies. The original information and full programme are available in the programme booklet for the…
The twentieth Arab Cultural Weeks conclude with a musical evening inspired by Umm Kulthum and “Enta Omry”, composed by Mohamed Abdel Wahab. The finale invites audiences to celebrate music and shared cultural encounters. Admission opens at 17:30 and the programme begins at 18:00. Advance registration is via kultur.akw@gmail.com; the venue will be announced later. The original information and…
This conversation explores arrival, belonging and social acceptance in cooperation with Islamwochen Hamburg. It invites different perspectives on the relationship between settling somewhere and feeling included. The event takes place at Kulturhaus Süderelbe. Advance registration is required according to the programme. The original information and full programme are available in the programme…
The Tunisian Cultural Day explores traditions, transformation and diversity in Tunisia in cooperation with the German-Tunisian Society. It offers a chance to discover Tunisian culture and society and exchange experiences. The event combines cultural discovery and conversation at the University of Hamburg, with free admission as stated in the programme. The original information and full…
Led by Dr Noha Abdel-Hady, the workshop examines anti-Muslim racism through experiences, perspectives and possibilities for action. It provides space to consider stereotypes, discrimination and ways to respond. The workshop runs from 18:00 to 21:00 at the University of Hamburg, following the updated programme. The original information and full programme are available in the programme booklet…
Held with the Hamburg Welcome Center, this event addresses entering Germany, arriving and building a life here. It considers migration and residence questions from a practical perspective. The meeting connects information with conversation about arrival and life in Hamburg, following the details published in the programme. The original information and full programme are available in the…
This evening combines film screenings and conversation about Syria through memory, responsibility and hope. The programme includes Jey Omaraya’s Revenge and its perspectives on personal experience and resistance. A discussion with the filmmakers and participating actors explores filmmaking, memory and the ways cinema can help us approach the past and think about the future. The original…
The workshop introduces the aesthetics of Arabic calligraphy and the proportions and rules that shape its letters and compositions. Practical exercises with a reed pen and ink explore this artistic tradition. Participants combine cultural learning with creative practice while considering the relationship between writing, rhythm and visual form. The original information and full programme are…