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Keynote Speaker Sessions:
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SDG-Inspired Conference Focus:
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Conference Session Tracks
Aligned with
UN Sustainable Development Goals
This conference contributes to global sustainability by aligning its research discussions and academic sessions with key United Nations Sustainable Development Goals. It fosters knowledge exchange, innovation, and collaborative engagement.
Sociology of Islam: Theoretical Perspectives
This track invites papers that explore various theoretical frameworks in the sociology of Islam. Contributions may address how these frameworks inform our understanding of Islamic practices and beliefs in contemporary societies.
Islam, Economy, and Politics: Intersections and Implications
This session focuses on the intricate relationships between Islamic principles, economic practices, and political structures. Papers should examine how these intersections shape societal norms and governance in Muslim contexts.
Globalization and Its Impact on Islamic Identity
This track seeks to analyze the effects of globalization on Islamic identity and community dynamics. Contributions may discuss both challenges and adaptations faced by Muslim societies in a globalized world.
Islam and Moral Economy: Ethical Dimensions
Papers in this session will explore the concept of moral economy within Islamic contexts, focusing on ethical practices in trade, finance, and social justice. Discussions may include the implications of these practices for contemporary economic systems.
From Islamism to Post-Islamism: A Critical Analysis
This track invites critical examinations of the transition from Islamism to post-Islamism, exploring the socio-political implications of this shift. Papers may address the evolving nature of Islamic movements and their impact on society.
The Multicultural Ummah: Diversity and Unity
This session focuses on the concept of the ummah in a multicultural context, examining how diversity shapes Islamic practices and community relations. Contributions should explore the balance between unity and cultural plurality within Muslim societies.
Religious Field of Islam: Dynamics and Discourses
This track invites papers that investigate the various discourses and dynamics within the religious field of Islam. Topics may include the role of religious authority, sectarianism, and the influence of modernity on Islamic thought.
Modernization, Globalization, and Islamic Reform
This session seeks to explore reformist views on Islam in the context of modernization and globalization. Papers should analyze how these reformist perspectives address contemporary challenges faced by Muslim societies.
Civil Islam: The Role of Religion in Public Life
This track examines the concept of civil Islam and its implications for the relationship between religion and state. Contributions may discuss how civil Islam influences social cohesion and political engagement in Muslim-majority societies.
Islam in the West: Indigenous and Immigrant Perspectives
This session focuses on the experiences of Muslim communities in Western contexts, highlighting both indigenous and immigrant perspectives. Papers should explore issues of identity, integration, and the challenges of Islamophobia.
Economic Life and Religiosity in Minority Contexts
This track invites discussions on the interplay between economic life and religiosity among Muslim minorities. Contributions may address how economic conditions influence religious practices and community resilience.