Ceyda Nurtsch

1 month ago | qantara.de | Teseo La Marca |Ceyda Nurtsch |Joseph Croitoru |Christoph Strack

Muslims in Germany · 20.03.2025 Trust in politics has plummeted among German Muslims, as seen in recent voter turnout. While some online preachers argue voting is haram, imams in Berlin are actively campaigning for political participation. https://qantara.de/en/node/44322 Print Cold fluorescent light and DIY store chairs fill the carpeted room.

1 month ago | qantara.de | Karim El-Gawhary |Karim el-Gawhary |Ceyda Nurtsch |Ali Sadrzadeh |Birgit Svensson

Women's rights in Syria · 06.03.2025 At the end of February, the highly anticipated National Dialogue Conference took place in Damascus. Did the meeting meet expectations? Karim El-Gawhary talked to women's rights activists on the ground before and after the event. https://qantara.de/en/node/44311 Print The small demonstration in front of the old Hejaz train station in the centre of Damascus seems a little lost.

Jun 10, 2024 | qantara.de | Ceyda Nurtsch |Burak Ünveren |Burcu Karakas

Women's movements in Turkey · 10.06.2024 From the Kurdish women's movement to the labour movement and Muslim feminists: the German anthology "Women's Movements in Turkey" builds a bridge between activism and academia. A conversation with the editors Iclal Ayse Kucukkirca and Handan Caglayan https://qantara.de/en/node/44023 Print This book was preceded by a conference of the same name that you organised in 2021.

Jun 4, 2024 | qantara.de | Gerrit Wustmann |Ulrich von Schwerin |Ceyda Nurtsch

Kuzey Topuz and "Der Freund" · 04.06.2024 In her debut novel, "Der Freund" (The Friend), Kuzey Topuz has created a complex weave of fragments and perspectives. The book is all about power and influence in interpersonal relations and at a societal level. It's a masterstroke https://qantara.de/en/node/44015 Print "This is a fantasy theory. This is a theory about fantasy".

Jun 3, 2024 | qantara.de | Mohamed Taifouri |Claudia Mende |Ceyda Nurtsch |Daniel Bax

Anti-terrorism prosecutors in Germany will take over the investigation into a knife attack in Mannheim that killed a police officer, a spokeswoman said on Monday. She said the office took on the case due to the "singular importance" of the attack, which sparked alarm in Germany. A 25-year-old Afghan is accused of attacking people with a knife at an anti-Islam rally in the western city of Mannheim. A police officer, 29, died on Sunday after being repeatedly stabbed during the attack.