Hinduism taught at Muslim College in London

Muslim students in London college with Jay Lakhani, Director, HCUK

As part of a postgraduate course in world religions the Muslim college in London allows Hinduism to be presented on its premises. It is a marvellous example of how very innovative ideas are being tried out on the London scene. The positive response such sessions create is visible in the faces of the Muslim students.
   
The sessions consist of academic study of Hinduism that dispel serious misconceptions about Hinduism and introduction of the more dynamic teachings of Hinduism like religious pluralism and spiritual humanism that offer the best prescription of how people of different religions (or no-religion) can co-exist in a spirit of harmony. Focused academic study of world religions like this is one of the best ways of promoting community cohesion.

Jay Lakhani
Director, Hindu Council UK

Note: Hindu Council UK is a national network of the Hindu temple bodies and cultural organisations co-ordinating all different schools of Hindu theology within the UK

HCUK Admin Office:
Boardman House,
64 The Broadway,
London E15 1NG. 

Tele. No.: 020 8432 0400      
Fax: 020 8432 0393
Web site: www.hinducounciluk.org  

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