Plato and the Quran

Plato and the Quran offers an intriguing exploration of a code that originated in Mesopotamia, found its way into the Torah and the Gospels in Alexandria, and later appeared in the Quran.

This fascinating work by Noor Bosra investigates the profound significance of the code, revealing that the key to understanding it lies within the inspired writings of the great philosopher Plato. This session promises to take us on a captivating journey through history, culture, and the minds of some of the most influential thinkers.

Speaker Noor Bosra is a financial analyst with a master’s degree in computer science. Noor’s fascination with philosophy, particularly Plato’s works, has led him to explore the intersections of mathematics, spirituality, and ancient wisdom. He has studied the quadrivium, delving into numbers, geometry, astronomy, and musical harmonics. His book aims to uncover hidden codes and allegories connecting ancient Mesopotamian, Greek, and Islamic thought.

Tickets: £12 for an invitation on Zoom. Please book below.