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Over the past few months Hillary Clinton launched the 1001 Inventions exhibition in California, Jim Al-Khalili brought 1001 Inventions to life at the Cheltenham Science Festival, the new ‘Arabick Roots’ exhibition opened in London, the Sacred Spaces project developed, the Isfizari project was announced, 1001 Inventions won Best Touring Exhibition and a competition in which you could WIN £1000 was launched >>>

Find out how you could WIN a TRIP to CALIFORNIA Science Center to visit the exhibition, read about CE4CE’s new Sacred Spaces project, discover how 1001 Inventions and Muslim Heritage Awareness Groups are expanding internationally, and see what’s new on MuslimHeritage.com >>>

To welcome in 2011, the Foundation for Science, Technology and Civilisation (FSTC) has chosen to give its Muslim Heritage Newsletter a new look. With the name FSTC NEWS, this newsletter encompasses all our projects and subsidiaries. The newsletter is split into three main sections based on our core bodies: 1001 Inventions, CE4CE and FSTC. By including the work of the entire group, we hope to keep our supporters informed of our successes and developments on a bi-monthly basis.

In this issue you will learn about the successful launch of the 1001 Inventions exhibition in New York after a great run in Turkey during which new Muslim Heritage Awareness Network Turkey (MHANT) was formed; awards received by the Library of Secrets film, the 1001 Inventions initiative and Professor Salim T S Al-Hassani himself; Curriculum Enrichment for the Common Era’s new website, recent talks and film competition project; and the recent articles published on Muslimheritage.com >>>

Previous Issues:

► FSTC Newsletter 8 - September Issue 2011

► FSTC Newsletter 7 - May Issue 2011

► FSTC Newsletter 6 - February Issue 2011

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