The Annual Sufism Symposium is a presentation of the International Association of Sufism, a non-profit United Nations NGO founded in 1983 by Seyedeh Dr. Nahid Angha and Shah Nazar Seyed Dr. Ali Kianfar.
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More than 500 people from across the United States and around the world are expected at the Symposium which is open to people of all faiths and spiritual traditions and all Sufi orders. The Symposium will include lectures, poetry readings, musical performances, art workshops, meditation and zekr prayer services. All events are open to the public and all persons are welcome. The conference will open with a workshop on Islamic Arts from 9 to 4 on Friday. Also on Friday, a panel discussion on “Balance and Harmony in Spiritual Psychology” will take place from 3 to 5 at the Meydenbauer Center, 11100 NE 6th St. in Bellevue, featuring several prominent psychologists. A evening highlight will be a concert entitled “Music of the Soul: An Interfaith Harmony” presented by several interfaith music groups from Washington and California at Meydenbauer Center from 8 to 10 Friday evening. Saturday, Sunday, and Monday will consist of a series of lectures, panel discussions, round table conversations, interfaith prayer services and Sufi zekr at the Doubletree Hotel. Participants may register for one, two or three days, or for the individual events on Friday. Discounts are offered for registered students, seniors and early registration.
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The
Ninth Annual Sufism Symposium will be held on Memorial Day Weekend,
May 24-27, in Bellevue, Washington. This year's theme is Sufism:
Practicing Harmony. The Symposium is presented by the International
Association of Sufism, headquartered in San Rafael, California,
directed by Shah Nazar Seyed Ali Kianfar, Ph. D., and Seyedeh Nahid
Angha, Ph.D.