International Conference on Islam and Islamic Studies (ICIIS - 26)

This track focuses on the latest research and developments in Arabic and Islamic studies, emphasizing innovative methodologies and interdisciplinary approaches. Scholars are invited to present their findings on the evolution of these fields in contemporary contexts.

This session explores the intersections of Islam and globalization, examining how global dynamics influence Islamic practices and beliefs. Papers may address the implications of globalization for Muslim communities and the adaptation of Islamic values in a globalized world.

This track investigates the relationship between Islam and democratic governance, focusing on case studies from various regions. Contributions should analyze the role of Islamic principles in shaping democratic processes and institutions.

This session delves into the principles of Islamic economics and their application in contemporary financial systems. Researchers are encouraged to discuss the relevance of Islamic economic theories in addressing modern economic challenges.

This track examines the ecological perspectives within Islamic teachings and their implications for environmental sustainability. Papers should explore how Islamic principles can inform contemporary environmental practices and policies.

This session addresses the complex relationship between Islamic teachings and the concept of human rights. Contributions should critically assess how Islamic frameworks can align with or challenge contemporary human rights discourses.

This track highlights the significance of Islamic arts, including literature, cinema, and visual arts, in reflecting cultural identities. Scholars are invited to explore how these artistic forms contribute to the understanding of Islamic civilization.

This session investigates the interplay between Islam and nationalism, focusing on how religious identity shapes national narratives. Papers should analyze case studies from different regions to illustrate these dynamics.

This track explores the tensions and dialogues between Islam and secularism throughout history and in modern contexts. Contributions should provide insights into how these concepts interact and influence societal structures.

This session focuses on the growing field of Halal studies, examining market trends, consumer behavior, and ethical implications. Researchers are encouraged to explore the socio-economic impact of Halal practices in various contexts.

This track investigates the linguistic aspects of Arabic and other Islamic languages, focusing on their historical evolution and contemporary usage. Papers should address the role of language in shaping Islamic identity and thought.