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Between Europe and the Maghreb: John Leo Africanus and the geography of the Renaissance Mediterranean
April 23, 20267:00 p.m.CORDOBAThe series devoted to Amazigh Spaces will be continuing on Thursday, April 23, with this conference by Pedro Buendía, in which he plans to speak to us about Al Hasan ibn Muhammad al-Wazzān, also known as “John Leo Africanus.” Come listen to him and discover this figure from the era of Al-Andalus. -
The Al-Andalus “Exception”: Religious diversity and co-existence on the Iberian Peninsula (eighth–fifteenth centuries)
From March 02, 2026 until April 23, 2026Check schedules.CORDOBACasa Árabe is hosting this series of conferences intended for studying religious diversity and the dynamics of co-existence among communities on the medieval Iberian Peninsula. It will be taking place in Cordoba from March 6 to April 23. See the sessions scheduled below. -
Motherhood in Classical Arab Societies: Mothers in Al-Andalus
April 22, 20267:00 p.m.CORDOBAOn Wednesday, April 22, Prof. Eva Lapiedra from the University of Alicante will be giving the second conference in the series “Seven Women Talk About Al-Andalus.” This time around, we will be exploring what forms motherhood took on during the era of Al-Andalus. -
Schism in the Middle East: A collision of religion and politics under the shadow of war
April 21, 20267:00 p.m.MADRIDThe fourteenth event in the Aula Árabe Universitaria 7 series, presented by Simon Mabon, professor of International Politics at Lancaster University, will be taking place at our Madrid headquarters on Tuesday, April 21. Come listen to the conference in order to get your passport stamped, or watch it live on YouTube (in Spanish and English). -
Exchanges between Islamic Sicily and the Islamic world (ninth–eleventh centuries)
April 14, 20267:00 p.m.MADRIDFor the date of Tuesday, April 14, we have organized the thirteenth conference in the event series Aula Árabe Universitaria 7, to be given by Annliese Nef, a professor of Medieval History at the Sorbonne (Université Paris 1). Come watch it in person or see it live on YouTube (in Spanish and French).