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Slavery in the Iberian Peninsula and the Mediterranean from the 14th to the 17th Centuries
From November 04, 2026 until November 06, 2026Check the program for schedules.CÓRDOBAFrom November 4 to 6, Casa Árabe is organizing this international conference in Córdoba, an academic gathering that will bring together national and international specialists to analyze the multiple dimensions of slavery in the Mediterranean and Iberian regions during the Late Middle Ages and the Early Modern Period. -
Archaeology of Domestic Spaces and Daily Life
October 27, 2026From 5:00 p.m. to 8:40 p.m.CÓRDOBAOn Tuesday, October 27, Casa Árabe in Córdoba will host this event organized by Carmen González Gutiérrez of the University of Córdoba. The session will include the presentation of issue No. 22 of the journal “Awraq,” dedicated to “Mosques in the Mediterranean Region.” -
28th FIMAM Conference in Córdoba
From October 21, 2026 until October 23, 2026Check dates, times and entry conditions for each activity.CÓRDOBAFrom October 21 to 23, Casa Árabe will host this edition of the annual conference of the Forum for Research on the Arab and Muslim World at its headquarters. This collaboration takes place as part of Casa Árabe’s 20th anniversary, 2006–2026 -
Guadamecí and Cordobán: Historical Knowledge and Intangible Heritage
October 08, 2026From 9:00 a.m. to 6:30 p.m.CÓRDOBAOn Thursday, October 8, Casa Árabe will host a scholarly seminar at its Córdoba headquarters dedicated to the research, conservation, and preservation of guadamecí and cordobán, which will include a temporary exhibition of art and crafts featuring pieces and works related to these traditional crafts. -
“Languages That Shaped History.” 2nd AESC Symposium in Honor of Professor Federico Corriente Córdoba
September 24, 2026From 9:00 a.m. to 2:00 p.m.CÓRDOBAThe Association for Comparative Semitic Studies (AESC) is organizing the 2nd AESC Symposium, to be held on September 24 at the Casa Árabe headquarters in Córdoba, under the title “Languages That Shaped History” and in honor of Professor Federico Corriente Córdoba.





