International Conference on Islamic Ethics and Moral Philosophy (ICIEMPY - 26)

This track explores the fundamental principles of Islamic ethics, examining the sources and interpretations of moral guidance within the Quran and Hadith. Participants will analyze how these foundations inform contemporary ethical dilemmas in various social contexts.

This session focuses on the concept of virtue ethics as articulated in Islamic philosophy, highlighting the role of character and moral virtues in ethical decision-making. Discussions will include the integration of virtue ethics with modern ethical theories.

This track delves into the ethical implications of Sharia law, assessing its relevance and application in contemporary society. Scholars will engage in discussions on the balance between religious mandates and modern ethical standards.

This session addresses the intersection of Islamic ethics and bioethics, focusing on issues such as medical practices, end-of-life decisions, and reproductive technologies. Participants will evaluate how Islamic principles can guide ethical decision-making in healthcare.

This track examines the Islamic perspective on environmental stewardship and sustainability, emphasizing the moral obligations towards nature. Discussions will include the ethical implications of environmental degradation and climate change from an Islamic viewpoint.

This session explores the concept of justice within Islamic ethical frameworks, analyzing its philosophical underpinnings and practical applications. Participants will discuss the relationship between justice, morality, and societal well-being.

This track investigates the ethical dimensions of political theory and practice in Islamic contexts, focusing on governance, authority, and social justice. Scholars will engage in critical discussions on the moral responsibilities of leaders and citizens.

This session addresses the application of Islamic ethical principles to contemporary social issues, such as poverty, inequality, and human rights. Participants will explore case studies that illustrate the relevance of Islamic ethics in modern society.

This track focuses on the concept of human dignity as a central tenet of Islamic moral philosophy. Discussions will center on how this principle informs ethical behavior and societal norms in diverse contexts.

This session engages in a comparative analysis of Islamic ethical traditions and Western philosophical thought, highlighting similarities and differences. Participants will explore how these perspectives can inform a more comprehensive understanding of ethics.

This track addresses pressing ethical issues faced by Muslim communities today, including globalization, technology, and social change. Scholars will discuss how Islamic ethical frameworks can provide guidance in navigating these challenges.