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The thinking GreenDeen grew from.

Two Cambridge programmes whose thinking shaped GreenDeen. Both are run by people who teach on Canopy’s own imam training; both put scholarship first and then bring people together to act.

  1. The prayer hall of Cambridge Central Mosque, a forest of laminated timber columns branching into an octagonal lattice vaultCambridge Central MosqueGreen(ing) Muslim ProgrammeNature connection, environmental consciousness and Islamic spirituality, taught inside the UK's first eco-mosque.Read about it →
  2. The red-brick porch and sign of Cambridge Muslim College, 14 St Paul's Road, reading Faith in ScholarshipCambridge Muslim College with Oxford's Laudato Si' Research InstituteChristian-Muslim Dialogues on EcologyA formation course bringing the two traditions' ecotheologies into one room, hosted at Cambridge Muslim College.Read about it →