English – University of Copenhagen

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 Architect’s plan from BIG, which shows the modern Mosque in Ørestaden


Centre for European Islamic Thought(CEIT)

The Centre for European Islamic Thought was established in October 2007 as a five-year research project in connection with the appoint of Prof. Jørgen S. Nielsen as a Danish National Research Foundation Professor at the Faculty of Theology.

The focus of the Centre is on Islamic religious thought in contemporary Europe, the processes and circumstances in which it is appearing, seeking to locate and understand it in the context both of the history of Islamic religious thought and of contemporary developments in Islamic thinking, and evaluate it as a response to the European environment specifically and to modernity more generally.

At the end of September 2012 CEIT will close most of its activities. There remains a tidying up period until CEIT formally closes at the end of June 2013.

Religare Project

A three-year research project on religious pluralism in Europe- read more here 

Grundforskningsfonden

Norms and Narratives

Norms and Narratives in the Nordic Nations (Nona) is a research network supported by Nordforsk covering six Nordic and Baltic countries.