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Guided Tour

Negotiating Muslim Identities

Curators guide through the Ethnological Collections and Asian Art


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8 EUR
Book your ticket in advance online or at the box office in the Foyer.
Monthly on the first Wednesday at the Museum of Asian Art, on the second Wednesday at the Ethnological Collections
Dates and ticket booking for the coming month will be released at the end of the previous month.
12 years and older
German
3rd floor
max. 30 persons
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The tour is about changes that various Muslim-influenced societies have experienced in their encounters with European societies since the mid-19th century. Whether the populations of the Ottoman and Persian Empires grappled with the encroachment of colonial powers in the 19th century, the inhabitants of Central Asia positioned themselves in the reorganizations of the Soviet Union and as independent states, or Berlin Muslims grappled with questions of Muslim life in a non-Muslim environment, questions of belonging have been renegotiated everywhere.

Melanie Krebs guides us through the Ethnological Collections with the curator’s particular view.

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