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| 1001 Inventions book showcased at Abu Dhabi Book Fair | |
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| The 1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our World book took centre stage at the Abu Dhabi International Book Fair. Giant 1001 Inventions cube
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| Global expansion planned with support from Abdul Latif Jameel Co. | |
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| Abdul Latif Jameel Company has signed a strategic alliance with 1001 Inventions to support its global expansion and the launch of international exhibitions. Arabic Press Coverage... (part 2) |
| Swiss President Micheline Calmy-Rey receives 1001 Inventions Book | |
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| Dr Suhair Qurashi Dean of Dar Al-Hekmah College Jeddah presented President Micheline Calmy-Rey of Switzerland with a copy of the 1001 Inventions Book. |
| 1001 Inventions takes centre stage at the First Saudi Innovation Exhibition | |
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| In Riyadh thousands flocked to the exhibition area of the Kingdom Tower to visit the first Saudi exhibition for inventions, Ibtikar 2008. |
| 1001 Inventions Exhibition launches at Museum of Croydon | |
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| 1001 Inventions Exhibition has successfully launched at the Croydon Clocktower Museum.
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| 1001 Inventions honoured at Jeddah Conference for Knowledge Economy. 12th January, 2008 | |
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| 1001 Inventions presented an overview of its project at "The First Regional Conference on the Knowledge Economy" in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia from January 12-13, 2008.
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| 1001 Inventions Exhibition launches in Glasgow, Scotland | |
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| 1001 Inventions Exhibition launches at Glasgow Science Centre, Scotland and is now open to the public till Tuesday 8th January, 2008. |
| 1001 Inventions on DM Islam Channel, August 11, 2007 | |
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| A series revealing 1,000 years of rich scientific and technological heritage of the Muslim community which will be told by a selection of professors, dignitaries, and scholars. The chief guest leading this series is Professor Salim Al-Hassani. Tune in and have your calls answered live.
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| Lecture by Professor George Saliba, 26th May 2007 | |
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| Foundation for Science Technology and Civilization presents a talk by Professor George Saliba on Arabic-Islamic Science and the making of the Renaissance on Saturday, 26th May. This promises to be an exciting lecture for the public and academe. |
| 1001 Inventions to launch in Birminham (UK), 24th May 2007 | |
 | 1001 Inventions Exhibition will spend 3 months at Birmingham's Thinktank Museum from 26th May till 2nd September 2007. |
| 1001 Inventions marks first year with global expansion plans | |
 1 year since the launch | 1001 Inventions today marked its first anniversary by announcing ambitious global expansion plans including the publication of the second edition of its internationally acclaimed book. |
| RSA Lecture: 1001 Nights - v- 1001 Inventions | |
 | A presentation to be held by Professor Salim Al-Hassani which will explore the period of activity from 600 CE to 1600 CE, the 1001 Inventions project and it's relevance in our society today. |
| 1001 Inventions Exhibition launches in Cardiff | |
 | 1001 Inventions Exhibition has launched in Wales at the National Museum of Wales from 24th October 2006 till February 2007. |
| 1001 Inventions Dubai Lecture | |
 Professor Salim Al-Hassani | Organised by Muslim Heritage Consulting the first ever 1001 Inventions lecture to be held in Dubai during the Holy month of Ramadan attracted a wide range of international dignitaries, VIPs, academics, business people and members of the media. It also received glowing reviews from the Press. Watch Clip from Lecture...
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| U.K. Prime Minister endorses Muslim Heritage | |
 | Prime Minister Tony Blair has embraced the Muslim community with his endorsement of the pioneering book 1001 Inventions: Discover the Muslim Heritage in Our World.
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