Danish Journalist; Editor-in-chief of Jyllands-Posten newspaper (2003-2008)

British musician; Converted to Islam at the height of his fame (1979)

Prince of Wales; Crown Prince of the United Kingdom

19th Century English naturalist; Author of "On the Origin of Species"

Jiang Jieshi (Chiang Kaishek) (1887-1975) – leader of the Republic of China from 1928 until 1975. As the head of the Guomindang, Jiang led China through the war against Japan, but eventually lost the civil war against the communists and was forced to flee with his government to Taiwan. 

from the House of Representatives

Professor of Philosophy and Islam at the Coptic Catholic Seminary in Ma^cādī (1964-2009); Jesuit priest; AWR Board Member (since 1997).

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Egyptian Coptic girl who converted to Islam and married a Muslim man

A filmmaker. Born in Cairo/Egypt, in 1991. Egyptian/Swiss nationality. He released his first documentary feature film, THE VALLEY OF SALT, which premiered at Thessaloniki and Hot Docs Film festival in Toronto.

Member of the Interfaith Commission of the Anglican Communion

French author. 

U.S. Secretary of State (2001-2005)

Emperor of the Roman Empire (324-337 AD)

Editor in Chief AWR (Former RNSAW); Director of CIDT; Secretary - General of CAWU; Secretary - General of the Foreign Press Association in Cairo; Author

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During the ministry of the Coptic Orthodox Pope Cosmas II, the second period of Iconoclasm emerged (814–842‎). The Iconoclasm is the period during which religious and imperial authorities within the Eastern Church opposed the use of religious images or icons.

1910-1989, during his life professor of Islam, Syrian, Aramaic, and Arabic at the Free University in Amsterdam. He taught Anton Wessels and Jan Slomp who became scholars of Islam in their own right. Wessels and Slomp read with him Al-Baydâwi’s commentary on the holy Qurân: Anwâr al-Tanzil wa asrâr al-ta’wil

A Lebanese political researcher, he wrote a study entitled “Roots of Modern Democracy” which was published in 1993, particpated in a roundtable discussion initiated by AWR on the amendment of Art. 2 of the Constitution (see AWR-Paper Nr. 40 )

Correspondent of Vatican Radio and National Public Radio (USA); Board member of AWR

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U.S. Author; Author of 'The Davinci Code' (2003)

U.S. academic, writer, and political commentator; pro-Israel activist

General Bishop for the churches of al-Ma^cādī and Dār al-Salām (Since 1991)

Former Coptic Orthodox monk who became a Protestant pastor

prophet 

Pakistani scholar of Islam (1926-2013), author of God of Justice (Leiden, Brill,1960). He was still a Muslim while writing this book and in 1960 wanted to end once and for all the argument of non-Muslims that God’s justice in the Qur’an can be arbitrary.

US journalist of British origin; Author; Foreign affairs commentator

Director of Israel Resource News Agency (IRNA) and Center for Near East Policy Research (CFNEPR)

David William Donald Cameron is a British politician who served as Prime Minister of the United Kingdom between May 11, 2010 and July 13, 2016. He was also leader of the Conservative Party.

professor of religion at Rice University, USA, specializing in Islam. Author of Contemporary Muslim Apocalyptic Literature, Syracuse University Press, 2005.

Pastor of St. Andrew’s United Church of Cairo

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