Christian-Muslim Relations (NCCMR)
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.
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.
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Wonderful to see Prof. Julkipli Wadi, an NCCMR member, taking part in the Inter-religious Dialogue on Mary, Mother of Jesus, held in Manila on May 23, 2026. His participation highlights the vital role of shared reverence, scholarship, and dialogue in strengthening Christian–Muslim understanding. #NCCMR
Proud to see Prof. Dr. Elias Halabi, a distinguished NCCMR member, contributing to the WCC’s new intergenerational learning series on interreligious dialogue. We are grateful for his ongoing work in promoting Christian–Muslim relations, mutual understanding, and faithful dialogue across traditions. #NCCMR
It is wonderful to see NCCMR members such as the Duncan Black Macdonald Center and the Kaduna Centre for the Study of Christian-Muslim Relations coming together to lead a course on scriptural reading. This kind of collaboration reflects the spirit of serious academic engagement, mutual learning, and deeper Christian–Muslim understanding that NCCMR seeks to encourage across its global network. #NCCMR
Wonderful to see NCCMR members and advisory committee members participating in this important meeting and audience with Pope Leo XIV. Dr. Azza Karam and Dr. Adnane Mokrani serve on the NCCMR Advisory Committee, while Dr. Nayla Tabbara and Dr. Tagreed are valued members of NCCMR. Thank you all for your important work. #NCCMR
Are you looking to explore Christian–Muslim relations, and learn more about those that foster engagement and initiate dialogue? The Network of Centers for Christian–Muslim Relations have brought them together in one space, so you can understand their programs, and take part in the events they designed to foster deeper understanding and meaningful engagement. Learn more about our work: www.NCCMR.org
