International Conference on Comparative Philosophy and Religious Studies (ICCPRS - 26)

This track explores the intersections and divergences between Eastern and Western philosophical traditions. Participants will engage in discussions that highlight the relevance of comparative analysis in understanding contemporary philosophical issues.

This session focuses on the metaphysical frameworks within Islamic philosophy and their implications for broader philosophical discourse. Scholars are invited to examine how these perspectives contribute to our understanding of existence, reality, and the divine.

This track investigates the various epistemological theories found in different cultural contexts, particularly within Islamic and Western traditions. Participants will analyze how these theories shape our understanding of knowledge and belief.

This session addresses ethical theories and practices across diverse religious traditions, with a focus on comparative analysis. Scholars will discuss how these moral frameworks inform contemporary ethical dilemmas.

This track invites participants to engage in dialogues surrounding the philosophy of religion from a comparative perspective. Discussions will center on the nature of faith, reason, and the role of religion in human life.

This session emphasizes the importance of intercultural dialogue in philosophy and religious studies. Participants will explore how philosophical discourse can foster understanding and cooperation among diverse cultures.

This track examines the relevance of ancient philosophical traditions, including those from Islamic and Western contexts, for contemporary philosophical debates. Scholars will reflect on how ancient wisdom can inform current ethical and metaphysical discussions.

This session investigates the relationship between spiritual traditions and the articulation of human values across cultures. Participants will analyze how these values shape individual and collective identities.

This track focuses on the study of comparative theology, exploring the theological implications of different religious traditions. Scholars will discuss how comparative approaches can enhance our understanding of faith and practice.

This session explores the tension and harmony between rationalist thought and faith-based beliefs in various philosophical traditions. Participants will engage in discussions that challenge the dichotomy between reason and spirituality.

This track examines how various religious traditions contribute to the discourse on global ethics in an increasingly interconnected world. Scholars will discuss the role of religious values in addressing contemporary global challenges.