“The purpose of these events is to show the positive contributions that Arabic culture has offered the world,” said Jean Ann Miller, director of the Center for Student Activities and Leadership Development. on Friday, March 31 in Rooms 128-129 at the Oakland Center: Friday Prayer/“Understanding the Muslim Prayer.” on Thursday, March 30 in the Fireside Lounge at the Oakland Center: “Muslims, Jews and Christians in the Arab World” featuring guest speaker Sheikh Ishtiaq.
on Wednesday, March 29 in the Fireside Lounge at the Oakland Center: A lecture on Arabic religion and history featuring guest speakers Malik Balla, adjunct associate professor of Arabic, and Dunya Mikhail, special lecturer with the Department of Modern Language and Literature. On Tuesday, March 28 in Nyberg Room 242 at the Kresge Library: A lecture on Arabic mathematics and inventions that contributed to the world. on Monday, March 27 in the Fireside Lounge at the Oakland Center: Food/culture day. Meadow Brook Music Festival/Amphitheatreīeginning Monday, March 27, Oakland University will host a weeklong series of events celebrating Arabic culture and history.
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