International Conference on Islamic Jurisprudence and Social Justice (ICIJSJ - 26)

This track explores the fundamental principles and sources of Islamic jurisprudence, including the Quran, Hadith, and consensus. It aims to analyze how these foundations inform contemporary legal practices and interpretations within various Islamic contexts.

This session focuses on the concept of social justice as articulated in Islamic teachings and its implications for modern society. Participants will examine historical and contemporary interpretations of justice and equity in Islamic discourse.

This track investigates the interplay between Islamic ethical frameworks and the universal principles of human rights. Discussions will center on how Islamic teachings can contribute to the global human rights dialogue.

This session addresses the role of Sharia in governance and public policy, particularly in Muslim-majority countries. It will explore the challenges and opportunities of integrating Islamic legal principles into modern state governance.

This track examines the principles of equality and gender rights within Islamic jurisprudence. It will focus on the interpretation of gender roles and rights in light of Islamic texts and contemporary societal needs.

This session explores the relationship between Islamic law and economic justice, including the principles of fair trade, wealth distribution, and social welfare. Participants will analyze how Islamic economic principles can address contemporary economic disparities.

This track focuses on the intersection of Islamic jurisprudence and public policy formulation. It aims to discuss how Islamic legal principles can inform effective governance and policy decisions in diverse socio-political environments.

This session highlights the contributions of Islamic studies to the discourse on social justice. Participants will explore how academic research and scholarship can foster a deeper understanding of justice within Islamic frameworks.

This track encourages dialogue between Islamic jurisprudence and other religious legal systems regarding concepts of justice and law. It aims to identify common ground and divergent views on ethical governance.

This session examines the dynamics of legal reforms within Islamic frameworks and their impact on social change. Discussions will focus on case studies that illustrate successful reforms and the challenges faced in various contexts.

This track delves into the ethical dimensions of governance in Islamic societies, emphasizing accountability, transparency, and justice. It aims to foster discussions on how ethical governance can enhance social justice and public trust.