Christian-Muslim Relations Online Diploma Read More Explore our Diploma in CMR in Africa, Asia and the MENA region, taught in partnership with Domuni Universitas… Read More Contextual Dictionary of Christian-Muslim Relations Read More More than one hundred key terms, that lie at the heart of Christian-Muslim relations, defined by members of our Network and other colleagues with a long experience in the field, both practitioners and academicians… Read More The Network of Centres for
Christian-Muslim Relations (NCCMR)
Read More A growing network of centers dedicated to promoting and understanding Christian-Muslim relations in Africa, Asia and the MENA region… Read More
Our Members Read More The Network’s starting seed were nineteen centers and distinguished scholars who believed in collaborative work. They meet under the roof of NCCMR to exchange experiences, expand their outreach and deepen their impact… Read More
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Welcome to the Network of Centers for Christian-Muslim Relations

We are a constantly growing network of prominent centers of Christian-Muslim relations in Africa, Asia and the MENA region. We envision a world where Christian-Muslim relations are marked by mutual understanding, respect and collaboration for a culture of peace and harmony. Our aim is to connect individuals and organizations, help them share knowledge, exchange living experience, and promote a spirit of mutual learning and curiosity. We seek to build long-term relations and generate workable solutions to real societal challenges.

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Diploma in Christian-Muslim Relations

With our host partners at Domuni Universitas, the NCCMR has launched the online ‘Diploma in Christian-Muslim Relations’. The program is taught in the English Language over a period of 12-months; it provides the student with the essential knowledge relating to CMR, and enables them to explore the dynamics and complex relations governing Christian-Muslim relations. The Diploma requires no previous training, and it is highly recommended for students and professionals who look to acquire reliable knowledge in the domain.

Events

Symposium Amman
The Future of Christian-Muslim Relations: Prospects and Challenges
Royal Institute for Inter-Faith Studies, Amman, Jordan
June 28-30, 2026
Under the patronage of HRH Prince al-Hassan bin Talal of Jordan, the NCCMR will invite members of the Network as well as distinguished experts in the field of CMR to speak on issues related to the future perspectives of CMR in the context of international relations, interfaith solidarity, and peacebuilding. 

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AI isn’t the enemy of dialogue — it’s a mirror revealing whether we’re truly ready for it. Technology changes, but one message remains: Humanity is the way. Continue the dialogue How do you see the future of interfaith understanding in the age of technology? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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In the end, the most important question isn’t “What can AI do?” but “Who’s leading whom?” Who should guide technological progress — humans or technology itself? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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Algorithms can store everything — but they can’t remember how it feels. Can AI ever truly understand emotions in human dialogue? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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Open question — does AI reflect our nature, or reshape it? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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AI can be used to divide or to connect. The question is: who holds the bridge? How can we use AI to promote understanding instead of division? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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The real danger isn’t using technology — it’s letting it become our teacher and guide. Does technology influence your spiritual or cultural life? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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Knowledge is now just one click away — but wisdom isn’t born from knowledge alone, it’s born from discernment. What’s the difference between knowledge and wisdom in the age of AI? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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In the age of AI, the challenge is not to become smarter — but to remain human. #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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AI platforms now “speak” for millions. Yet true dialogue is led by a mindful heart and an open mind — not an algorithm. Could algorithms ever be fair mediators in interfaith dialogue? #FutureOfDialogue #AiandFaith #NCCMR

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