PARTICIPANTS 373

PARTICIPANTS

Mr Khurshid Ahmad is Director General of the Islamic Foundation, Leicester.

Bishop Kenneth Cragg lectures in the University of Sussex, England, and is
Episcopal Assistant Bishop in Jerusalem and the Middle East.
Dr Isma'il R. aI-Farnqi is Professor of Islamic Studies, Temple University,
Philadelphia.
Father Michael Fitzgerald is Director of the Pontificio Istituto di Studi Arabi
in Rome.
Professor Joseph Hajjar, a Greek-Catholic expert in Canon Law and Church
History, with specialization in the history of Muslim-Christian relations
in the Near East, teaches in Damascus, Syria.
Professor Ihromi is Rector of Sekolah Tinggi Theologia, Jakarta, Indonesia.
Mr A. Irfan is Editor of Impact International, London.
Dr David Kerr is Lecturer in Islamics, Selly Oak Colleges, Birmingham, and
Director of the Centre for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim
Relations.
Mr Ali Muhsin Barwani, former Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for
External Affairs in the Government of zanzibar, Leader of the zanzibar
Nationalist Party and editor of the Mwongozim, a weekly paper, now lives
in Cairo.
Dr Ishtiaq Quraishi, of the University of Karachi, was at the last minute unable
to attend the consultation.
Dr Muhammed Rasjidi, former Minister of Religious Affairs of the Government
of Indonesia, is presently Professor of Islamic Studies, University of
Indonesia, Jakarta.
Bishop Arne Rudvin, Bishop of the United Church of Pakistan, lives in Karachi.
Dr Subhi Saleh, Vice-Mufti of Lebanon, was at the last minute unable to
attend the consultation.
Dr Lamin Sanneh is Lecturer in the Department of Religious Studies, Uni-
versity of Legon, Ghana, and Research Advisor to the Islam in Africa
Project.

OBSERVERS

'The Rev. Emilio Castro is Director of the Commission on World Mission

and Evangelism of the WCC and Editor of the International Review of
Mission.
Dr John Taylor is Associate for Christian-Muslim Relations in the programme
for Dialogue with People of Living Faiths and Ideologies, WCC.