The Tabah Memoranda series consists of short reports that provide background context to particular events and recommendations for engagement.
The purpose of this Tabah Research seminar held at St Cross College, Oxford, was to explore the relationship between spiritual knowledge and the philosophical sciences by way of Dr Taha Abderrahmane’s experiences in both disciplines. In his understanding the philosophical quest and its attendant activities are proposed as essentially a force for inter-cultural and cognitive unity.
A concise review and analysis of the Common Word initiative, its history, and the response of the Archbishop of Canterbury, the Reverend Rowan Williams.
A summary of the main points gleaned from a research project commissioned by Tabah Foundation to examine the position of the Catholic Church in relation to Islam since Vatican II, and the underlying philosophical stances adopted with regard to dialogue with non-Christian faiths. The memorandum provides an outline of the Church's doctrinal platform for Muslims engaged in such a process of dialogue.
This memorandum outlines points for consideration when commissioning a feasibility study for the establishment of contemporary endowments; and a description of the specialized entities that would be required for this endeavor.
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