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The Universel Murad Hassil is an international Universal Sufi place of worship known as a "Universel" located in Katwijk aan Zee in the Netherlands. [1] [2] [3] [4] [5] Its associated amphitheatre situated in the dunes has frequently been used as a public exhibition space and is a cultural attraction for the local municipality. [6] [7]
In 1969, a structure designed by the Dutch architect S.J. of Embden was built on the place where, in the summer of 1922, Inayat Khan reported having a 'spiritual experience' and proclaimed the place holy. [8] [9]
The land was bought by the municipality of Katwijk from the State of the Netherlands in 1947. [10] The lot is distinct from the territory of the Dutch armed forces bought by the municipality in 1954. The Murad Hassil trust acquired a perpetual lease from the municipality in 1956 through the Council of State. [11] [12] [13] A building permit was granted by the municipality on 25 juli 1967. [14]
Work on the building was announced in January 1968, [15] and commenced in April 1969. [16] The official opening was Saturday July 4, 1970. [17]
The temple was built by construction company Van Rhijn Katwijk, [18] which was in financial difficulties at the time. [19] New employees were hired for the realization of the project, which cost about ƒ500,000. [20] [21] [22] [23]
The building is a simple square, with a golden cupola dome rising rises 10 metres (33 ft) above the rest of the structure. [24] [25] The construction used concrete blocks and glass bricks, with the cupola made of double-walled transparent plastic. [26]
In 1984 the Royal Dutch Touring Club and Tourism Society deemed the temple an attractive "place of interest", [27] and the building was included in the architecture guide of Rijnland region published by the Dutch Association of Architectural Firms. [28] In 2009 a quartets card game was published with one card featuring the building. [29] There is also an associated amphitheatre for 335 people located nearby in a dune valley. [30]
In 2014 the building was nominated for monument status by the municipal heritage committee. [31] It has been open to the public on European Heritage Days. [32]
As of September 2023 the building is part of a project called 'The largest museum of the Netherlands'.
Every year, the 'Sufi summer school' takes place in this temple, and many Universal Sufis from around the world visit the temple each summer. [33]
There were plans to build accommodation to stay overnight for participants, however, in 1987 the majority of the local council for spatial planning was against extension of the complex. [34]
The Universal Worship Service, brotherhood days and other meetings take place in the temple as well as several traditional music concerts. These are open to the general public. [35]
The temple has been used as a public exhibition space.
Opening date | Closing date | Name |
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1977-04-02 | 1977-04-03 | Artist collective "'t Pandje" Katwijk [36] |
1977-07-09 | 1977-08-14 | Exhibition "Islamathematica" by Keith Albarn et al. [37] [38] [39] |
1984-11-03 | Paintings and drawings by Yamuna Bos, Fien Coleman-Breeuwsma and Coen van den Ende [40] |
The policy of the Public Benefit Organisation responsible for the temple states the temple can be made available to others for activities only if those activities are harmonious with the spiritual atmosphere of the temple. [41]
Date | Description | Artist |
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1971-06-16 | Recital. Works by Heitor Villa-Lobos et al. | José Leal (piano) [42] [43] |
1971-06-30 | Audio performance | Western and eastern meditative music [44] |
1971-07-14 | Audio performance | Mozarts opera "Die Zauberflöte" [45] |
1971-08-01 | Concert | Lenora Lafayette (soprano) [46] |
1974-10-29 | Kamermuziek | Lize Schoo (soprano), Truus van Dongen (alt) et al. [47] |
1976-04-28 | Concert | Henry Blackmon (bariton), Koos Bons (piano), Gert van der Endt (flute) [48] |
1976-08-06 | Puppetry | Marionet and puppet theatre Triangel of Ans and Henk Boerwinkel [49] |
1976-08-13 | Indian music | Darshan Kumari (sitar) [50] |
1976-08-15 | Concert | Trio Klassiek: Froukje Wiebenga (flute), Willie de Wilde (piano) and Yke Viersen (cello) [51] [50] |
1976-08-17 | Jazz music | Sandro Zonca (alt and tenor saxophone), Cyohn Reinhart (trumpet), Melody Reinhart (tanpura), Malik Lechelt (piano, percussion) [52] |
1976-08-28 | Popular and classical music | Thijs van Leer [53] |
1976-09-04 | Concert | Trio Thijs van Leer [54] |
1976-09-11 | Concert | Quartetto Esterházy (strings): Jaap Schröder (violin), Alda Stuurop (violin), Wiel Peeters (viola), Wouter Möller (cello) [55] [52] |
1976-10-09 | Concert | Randy Weston [56] |
1976-10-22 | Concert | Daniël Otten and Johan Otten [57] |
1977-02-25 | Concert | Christiaan Bor and Marja Bon [58] [59] |
1977-06-18 | All night programme "A Midsummer Night's Dream" | Leids Kamerkoor, Barokensemble, Jamal-Ud-Din-Bharatiya et al. [60] |
1977-09-24 | Concert | Horn trio: Vicente Zarzo (horn), Jaring Walta (violin), and Jan van der Meer (piano) [61] |
1977-11-18 | Concert | Trio Rien de Reede [62] |
1978-01-06 | Recital | Aafje Heynis [63] [64] |
1978-06-24 | Jazz concert | John Tchicai (saxophone) [65] |
1978-07-02 | African Polyrhythm | Percussiongroup Tenebos [66] |
1978-07-07 | Frank Martin honoured | Irwin Gage (piano), Meinard Kraak (tenor), Wouter Möller (cello), Lode Devos (dance) and Theresa Martin (dance) [67] |
1978-10-26 | Scottish ballads and folk songs | Caroline van Hemert [68] |
1979-02-09 | Concert | Emmy Verhey (violin) and Carlos Moerdijk (piano) [69] |
1979-03-23 | Festival | Pajtás Gypsy Orchestra under the direction of Michaël Mantz (cimbalom) [70] |
1979-03-02 | Concert | Han de Vries and Rudolf Jansen [71] |
1979-10-26 | Concert | Mark Lubotsky, Danièle Dechenne [72] |
1980-04-10 | Concert | Belgisch Variatie Ensemble: Guy van der Borght (clarinet), Marcel Hanssens (clarinet), Carl Verbraecken (piano) and Marcel van der Borght (drums) [73] [74] |
1980-11-14 | Concert | Gerard Hengeveld [75] |
1981-11-27 | Concert. Works by Henri Marteau, Joseph Jongen et al. | Members of the Residentie Orchestra [76] |
1982-03-19 | Concert | Yke Viersen (cello) and Jet Röling (piano) [77] |
1982-12-10 | Flute-harp duo | Abbie de Quant (flute) and Edward Witsenburg (harp) [78] |
1983-01-07 | Pianoconcert | Jenny Zaharieva [79] |
1983-04-16 | Concert | Mendelssohn Trio: Lex Korff de Gidts (violin), Elias Arizcuren (cello), Alwin Bär (piano) [80] |
1984-04-27 | Concert | The Netherlands Guitar Trio: Wim Spruijt, Dick Hoogeveen and Henk Westhiner [81] |
1995-11-11 | Pianoconcert | Jenny Zaharieva [82] |
1996-08-25 | Musical and cultural programme | Dutch Shakuhachi Society 'Kaito' [83] |
1997-01-10 | Guitar concert | Groningen Guitar Duo: Eric Vaarzon Morel et al. [84] |
1998-02-05 | Concert op harp en fluit | Godelieve Schrama (harp) and Marieke Schneemann (flute) [85] |
1998-03-14 | Concert | Nederlands Gitaarduo: Juun Voorhoeve en Erik Otte [86] |
1998-11-01 | Flamenco concert | Eric Vaarzon Morel, Ricardo Mendeville [87] |
1998-11-21 | Klassiek concert | Mitsuko Saruwatari and Kaoru Kakudo [88] |
1998-12-12 | Candlelight concert | Follia Duo [89] |
1999-01-16 | Klassiek concert | Anke Anderson (harp) and Mariette Gort (cello) [90] |
2002-01-26 | Concert | Duo Volante: Daan van der Vliet (guitar) and Hanneke Ramselaar (oboe) [91] [92] |
2002-03-02 | Concert | Lycoris Trio: Nienke Oostenrijk (soprano), Pauline Oostenrijk (oboe), Manja Smits (harp) [93] |
2003-11-01 | Concert | Ensemble Contours: Stepan Pas (dirigent), Barbara Tetenberg (soprano soloist) et al. [94] |
2004-11-13 | Concert Maannacht. Works by Hans Riphagen et al. | Ensemble Contours: Stepan Pas (dirigent), Karin van Arkel (soprano soloist) et al. [95] |
2011-09-24 | Concert | Emmy Storms (violin solo), De Haagse Beek (string orchestra), Yiorgo Moutsiaras (conductor) [96] |
2011-10-15 | Duorecital | Paolo Giacometti (piano) and Rosanne Philippens [97] |
2011-11-19 | Flamenco-gitaar | André van der Zijden [98] |
2012-01-14 | Classical concert | MirAnDa Trio: Mirjam Rietberg (harp), Anna Azernikova (soprano) and Dasha Beltiukova (flute) [99] |
2012-03-17 | Poetry and music combined | Anna Enquist (poet) and Ivo Janssen (piano) [100] |
2012-11-03 | Music theatre | Caroline Erkelens [101] |
2013-01-19 | Concert | Claudio Constantini (piano) [102] |
2013-02-09 | Flute-harp duo. Works by Ned McGowan et al. | Fluitharp Duo: Vera Kool (harp) and Egbert Jan Louwerse (flute) [103] |
2013-03-16 | Concert | Pieter Wispelwey (cello) [104] |
2013-09-28 | Concert | Emmy Verhey (violin) and Paul Komen (piano) [105] |
2013-11-17 | North Indian classical music | Christophe Bonnafous (bansuri), Ted de Jong (tabla) et al. [106] |
2014-01-11 | Concert | Remy van Kesteren (harp) [107] |
2014-03-01 | Music theatre | Klaas Hofstra [108] |
2014-03-29 | Chambermusic | Trio Suleika: Maurice Lammerts van Bueren (piano), Emmy Storms (violin) and Pepijn Meeuws (cello) [109] |
2014-09-27 | Chambermusic | Trio Tangata: Jacqueline Edeling (bandoneon), Margreet Markering (piano), Suze Stiphout (contrabas) et al. [110] [111] |
2014-12-17 | Şeb-i Arus programme | Islamitische Stichting Nederland, Mustafa Ünver, Abdulwahid van Bommel, Tevazu Sufi Music Ensemble et al. [112] |
2015-01-24 | Chambermusic | Vesko Eschkenazy (violin) and Marietta Petkova (piano) [110] |
2015-04-18 | Indian dhrupad concert | Marianne Svašek (voice, tanpura) and Nathanaël van Zuilen (pakhavaj) [113] |
2015-10-10 | Italian film music | Lumayna: Hans Elzinga (guitars), Marcella Pischedda (guitar and voice), Rob Musters (clarinet) [114] |
2015-11-21 | Pianoconcert | Arielle Vernède [115] |
2016-01-23 | Concert | Musical trio [116] |
2016-04-23 | Indian music | Martijn Baaijens (sarod) and Ganesh Ramnath (tabla) [117] |
2016-04-29 | Sephardic songs | Marya Beetstra [118] |
2016-09-24 | Classical concert | Tosca Opdam (violin) and Helena Basilova (piano) [119] [120] |
2016-10-15 | String quartet | Dudok Quartet: Judith van Driel (violin), Marleen Wester (violin), Mark Mulder (viola) and David Faber (cello) [121] |
2016-11-19 | Music theatre | Regina Albrink and Klaas Hofstra [122] |
2017-01-14 | Concert | Larissa Groeneveld (cello) and Lars Wouters van den Oudenweijer (clarinet) [123] |
2017-02-11 | Concert | Anke Bottema (harp), Mariette Gort (cello), Joep van Beijnum (violin) and Duco Burgers (piano) [124] |
2017-03-11 | Classical music | Jeroen van Veen (piano) [125] |
2017-09-30 | Classical concert | Van Amsterdam Duo [126] |
2017-10-29 | Indian classical music | Lenneke van Staalen (Indian violin) and Heiko Dijker (tabla) of the Dutch Strings Guild [127] |
2017-12-01 | PeaceConcert | Elie Saz [128] |
2017-12-02 | Concert | Chimaera Trio: Annemiek de Bruin (clarinet), Irene Kok (cello) and Laurens de Man (piano) [129] |
2018-03-03 | PeaceConcert | Maya Fridman [130] |
2018-04-28 | PeaceConcert | Yourie Castricum [131] |
2018-05-19 | PeaceConcert | Avi Adir [132] |
2018-10-06 | Classical concert | Van Swieten Society: Bart van Oort (fortepiano), Heleen Hulst (violin), Sara DeCorso (violin), Bernadette Verhagen (viola) and Diederik van Dijk (cello) [133] |
2018-11-03 | Classical concert | Trio 42: Merel Vercammen (violin), Anneleen Schuitemaker (harp) and Juan Manuel Domínguez (saxophone) [134] |
2018-12-01 | Concert | Magma Duo: Cynthia Liem (piano) and Emmy Storms (violin) [135] |
2019-01-26 | Music theatre | Kees Scholten (voice), Margreet Markering (piano) and Emmy Storms (violin) [136] |
2019-02-16 | Piano duet à quatre mains | Marc van der Marel and Marquis Bieshaar [137] |
2019-02-23 | PeaceConcert | Renske Skills [138] |
2019-09-14 | Chansons | Oukje den Hollander (voice), Vera Marijt (piano) and Marijn Korff de Gidts (i.a. percussion) [139] |
2019-10-05 | Concert | The Hague String Trio: Pauline Oostenrijk (oboe), Justyna Briefjes (violin), Julia Dinerstein (viola) and Miriam Kirby (cello) [140] |
2019-11-16 | Music theatre | Mike Boddé (piano, voice), Merel Vercammen (violin, vibrandoneon-melodica) and Sterre Konijn (soprano, voice, duduk) [141] |
2020-01-25 | Concert | Tango Por Dos: Anna van Nieukerken (piano) and Jacqueline van der Zwan (flute) [142] |
Date | Description | Lecturer |
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2014-11-30 | Inspiration day: Christian mystics and meditation | Nico Tydeman [143] |
2015-03-29 | Inspiration day: Thomas Merton | Predikant dr. K. Bras [144] |
2015-10-11 | Inspiration day | Jan Bor [145] |
Date | Description | Instructor |
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2015-10-11 | Ink wash painting | Beppe Mokuza [146] |
In connection with vandalism in 1987 permission was obtained to build a guard house on the premises. [147]
In 1988 a member of the local city council spoke out against the colour of the outer walls of the temple. [148] In 1989 the originally sober concrete brick walls were covered with a layer of plaster in various pastel colours. [149]
In Katwijk there are predominantly Dutch Reformed Churches. [150] In 1969 local Dutch Reformed conversation circles discussed the appearance of the Sufi temple. [151] At the opening of the temple in 1970 the praeses and secretary of the synods of the Dutch Reformed Churches (NHK) and the Reformed Churches in the Netherlands (GKN) were invited. [152]
For the disposal of waste a connection has been made to a conduit especially made for the purpose. [25]
According to a study by the province of Zuid-Holland the location of the Sufi Temple does not overlap with the location of habitat types or habitats with a conservation objective. [153]
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Inv. nr. 65
...het door deze stichting in erfpacht ontvangen duinterrein...[...the dune site acquired by this trust...]
Dat lukte pas in 1956.
...om dat terrein in erfpacht te krijgen van de gemeente Katwijk.[...to acquire a perpetual lease on that site from the municipality of Katwijk.]
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: CS1 maint: location missing publisher (link)20 mei 2014 - Zuidduinseweg 7, Katwijk aan zee - Aanwijzing tot gemeentelijk monument - Soefitempel
Op 14 september 2019 zijn veel monumenten in Nederland weer gratis toegankelijk tijdens de Open Monumentendag.
Een meerderheid van de raadscommissie voor ruimtelijke ordening [...] tegen de bouw van de slaapaccommodatie.
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: CS1 maint: date and year (link)...de ligging van de Soefitempel overlapt niet met de ligging van habitattypen of leefgebieden met een ISHD.