International Conference on Islamic Philosophy and Cultural Dialogue (ICIPCD - 26)

This track explores the fundamental principles and historical development of Islamic philosophy, examining key thinkers and their contributions. Participants will engage with texts that highlight the interplay between faith and reason in Islamic thought.

This session focuses on the mechanisms of cultural dialogue within Islamic societies and between Islamic and non-Islamic cultures. It aims to analyze how these dialogues shape identities and foster mutual understanding.

This track investigates the intersections of various philosophical traditions, emphasizing the contributions of Islamic philosophy to global philosophical discourse. Participants will discuss methodologies for comparative analysis and synthesis.

This session delves into the ethical frameworks established by Islamic philosophers and their relevance to contemporary moral dilemmas. It will also explore the relationship between Islamic ethics and global ethical theories.

This track examines the metaphysical inquiries of Islamic philosophers, focusing on concepts such as existence, essence, and the nature of the divine. Discussions will highlight the impact of these metaphysical ideas on other philosophical traditions.

This session addresses the dynamics of interreligious dialogue, particularly in contexts involving Islamic perspectives. Participants will explore case studies and strategies for fostering constructive conversations among diverse faiths.

This track highlights the role of Islamic humanism in promoting cultural exchange and understanding. It will examine historical and contemporary examples of how Islamic humanist thought has influenced intercultural relations.

This session focuses on the comparative analysis of ethical theories from Islamic and Western philosophical traditions. Participants will engage in discussions about the implications of these comparisons for contemporary ethical issues.

This track explores the philosophical inquiries related to religion within the Islamic tradition, addressing questions of faith, reason, and the nature of religious experience. Discussions will also consider the implications for broader philosophical discussions.

This session examines the role of Islamic philosophy in fostering global dialogue and civilizational exchange. Participants will analyze how philosophical ideas can contribute to addressing global challenges.

This track investigates various methodologies for engaging in cross-cultural philosophical dialogue, with a focus on Islamic contributions. Participants will discuss the challenges and benefits of integrating diverse philosophical perspectives.