International Conference on Islamic Law and Ethics (ICILET - 26)

This track explores the historical and theoretical underpinnings of Islamic law, emphasizing its sources and methodologies. Participants will analyze classical texts and contemporary interpretations to understand the evolution of Sharia.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of Islamic jurisprudence, examining how moral principles inform legal rulings. Discussions will include the role of intention, justice, and the common good in shaping Islamic legal thought.

This track investigates the principles of governance in Islamic thought, including the concepts of authority, legitimacy, and accountability. Participants will evaluate contemporary governance models in Muslim-majority countries through the lens of Islamic ethics.

This session addresses the intersection of Islamic law and human rights, exploring how Islamic teachings align with or challenge contemporary human rights norms. Scholars will discuss case studies that highlight the complexities of rights discourse in Islamic societies.

This track examines the principles of social justice as articulated in Islamic teachings, focusing on issues such as poverty, inequality, and community welfare. Participants will engage in discussions on how these principles can inform modern social policies.

This session invites papers that address pressing contemporary issues facing Islamic law, such as gender rights, environmental ethics, and bioethics. Scholars will present innovative approaches to reconciling traditional jurisprudence with modern challenges.