Calling it a conference doesn't really do it justice. It's so much more than that. It's a community, an experience and a party all rolled in to one.
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A top conference with a strong line up of speakers and attendees from students to professional researchers. Enjoyed the useful balance between scientific evidence whilst also presenting religious facts.

Fantastic expert speakers, great atmosphere and despite the size, there was a very welcoming and warm feeling to everything, which made networking nice and easy.
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The Rt Hon Earl Howe

UK

​"I think the Qur’an writing project is inspirational, the idea that after all this time we should celebrate the writing of the Qur’an by real people in real handwriting."
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Deb Schulte

CANADA

"I think you should take it to more places, you should bring it to more countries and make sure that everyone can experience it, I really found it very educational and very exciting."

Steve 

UK

"Pretty amazing, you just need to publicise this more."
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Katherine Gordon-Smith

UK

"It's extremely interesting, very educational. You just can't take it all in one go."


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Abada Barbouche

TUNISIA

"We have felt an electric current going through us while we are writing the words of God with our hands."


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Dr Kaleem Malik

USA

"This is a unique distinction that again proves the truth of the living text of the Holy Qur’an, that this is how it was compiled fourteen hundred years ago."
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Barrie Schwortz

USA

“[The Ahmadiyya Community] would invite a Jewish man, to discuss a Christian relic, at a Muslim Organisation! is a living example of your motto Love for all Hatred for None." 
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Tina

CROATIA

"I have never seen something like this before. I am really thankful for the opportunity."



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Seminar Timings

Open to both men and women
Seminar timings are subject to change. All Seminars will take place in The Review of Religions Shroud Marquee

Friday

Seminar 1 (14:30 -15:10)    
Bruno Barberis
Perspectives for the Future Study of the Shroud

Seminar 2 (15:20 -16:00)  
Barrie Shwortz
​Carbon Dating the Shroud
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​Seminar 3 (18:30 -19:30)  
Panel Discussion
​40 Years Since STURP - What have we learnt?

Saturday

Seminar 1 (14:30 -15:10)  
Prof. Jorge Manuel Rodriguez Almenar
The Missing Years of the Shroud

​Seminar 2 (15:20 -16:00)
Emanuela Marinelli
(Title to be finalised)

Seminar 3 (18:30 -19:30)
Panel Discussion
The Future of Shroud Research 

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Sunday

Seminar 1 (15:20 -16:00)
Special Panel Discussion with Shroud Experts and Q&A