Atlas Foundation has adopted Abraham’s tradition of hospitality and formed the Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions to host clergy, leaders and academicians of monotheistic religions around the same table to foster relationships among communities and gain appreciative knowledge of one another. Prophet Abraham had his door wide open to friends, neighbors...
Atlas Foundation has adopted Abraham’s tradition of hospitality and formed the Dinner of Abrahamic Traditions to host clergy, leaders and academicians of monotheistic religions around the same table to discuss common traditions and shared values. Prophet Abraham had his door wide open to friends, neighbors and even total strangers. Sharing...
A Forum on Mary, Mother of Jesus by Christian and Muslim Women Perspective Sr. Rita and Merve Gollu will be speaking about their perspective of Mary at Poor Clare Monastery on December 9th at 7pm. Intro of Rita and Merve. They will address 5 aspects of Mary’s life from the...
Atlas Foundation invites all the ladies to join us for a unique cultural experience with presentations, music, dancing, food and much more on Friday, December 11th at 6pm.
Atlas Book Club is meeting on Saturday, November 21. We will start with a simple breakfast as usual and discuss the book while enjoying delicious Turkish dishes. This month’s book is “Islam’s Jesus” by Dr. Zeki Saritoprak. Join us and invite friends and don’t forget to bring your book suggestions....
Turkish Cuisine Classes are back in New Orleans. There will be one class in October 27th, another one in November 7th and two others in February and March. Classes will be held at a Metairie home. Three dishes from the traditional and modern Turkish cuisine will be showcased in each class. Join...
Dr. Zeki Saritoprak will speak on Jesus in Islam and sign his “Islam’s Jesus” book on October 9th, 2015. Professor Saritoprak will examine the place of Jesus in the Qur’an and Hadith. He will present the topic of Jesus in Islam from an Islamic theological perspective including both classical and contemporary theologians’...
Atlas Book Club is meeting on Saturday, October 24. We will start with a simple breakfast as usual and discuss the book while enjoying delicious Turkish dishes. Join us and invite friends and don’t forget to bring your book suggestions. “No one has done more to examine the interactions of...
