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“How is the term jihad to be understood?” These and other questions will be at the BaFID Instagram channel discussed. It is a key component of the “WissenMachtStark” project, which was launched and funded (01.12.2023 to 31.12.2024) by the Federal Ministry of the Interior and for Home Affairs. The In...

The BaFID interreligious calendar for 2025 is now available to order! It makes an excellent gift for young and old alike.

This winter semester 2024/2025, BaFID is hosting a public lecture series on the topic of "Interreligious aspects of communicating values in current public discourses".

On 10 September 2024, the conference "How much religion does democracy need?" took place at the Hanns Seidel Foundation Conference Centre in Munich. BaFID Director Prof. Georges Tamer attended in the discussion.

In June 2024, Scharrer Middle School received the Etz Chaim Cup, which is awarded by the Gesellschaft für Christlich-Jüdische Zusammenarbeit in Franken e.V. (GCJZ) for projects that emphasize and promote cooperation and mutual respect between the three monotheistic religions. The school approached BaFID with a request for support in organizing an interfaith workshop.

There are concepts that occur in all three major monotheistic religions. Scientists from all over the world discuss these and present their findings annually at the conference series ‘Key Concepts in Interreligious Discourses’ at FAU Erlangen.

The Bavarian Minister of the Interior visits one of the ministry-funded projects, the Bavarian Research Centre for Interreligious Discourse at the FAU in Erlangen

A digital summer series was again held in the summer semester of 2023 under the motto "Three dates, three topics, three religions - everyday topics viewed from an interreligious perspective". The topics and dates were: 17. May 2023: Luxury and materiality Impulse: Prof. Dr. ...

The Bavarian Research Centre for Interreligious Discourse (BaFID) at Friedrich-Alexander-Universität Erlangen-Nürnberg (FAU) organizes thematically oriented lecture series under the name "Bayerisches Interreligiöses Kolleg" (BIK). The first lecture in the summer semester of 2021 focused on the found...