International Conference on Islamic Philosophy and Theology

This track explores the fundamental principles of Islamic philosophy, examining key thinkers and their contributions to metaphysical discourse. Participants will engage with texts that highlight the intersection of faith and reason within Islamic thought.

This session focuses on the ethical frameworks established within Islamic theology and their implications for contemporary moral dilemmas. Scholars will analyze classical and modern interpretations of ethical principles in Islamic texts.

This track invites discussions on the comparative analysis of Islamic and Western philosophical traditions, highlighting similarities and divergences. Participants will critically assess how these traditions address fundamental questions of existence and knowledge.

This session delves into the metaphysical concepts that underpin Islamic philosophy, including discussions on existence, essence, and the nature of God. Scholars will engage with classical texts and contemporary interpretations to illuminate these complex ideas.

This track examines the epistemological frameworks within Islamic philosophy, focusing on the sources and limits of knowledge as articulated by key Islamic thinkers. Participants will explore the interplay between revelation and reason in the pursuit of knowledge.

This session investigates the role of logic in Islamic scholarship and its influence on theological arguments. Scholars will analyze the development of logical methodologies in Islamic thought and their relevance to contemporary debates.

This track addresses the relevance of Islamic theology in addressing modern societal issues and challenges. Participants will discuss how theological principles can inform ethical decision-making in diverse contexts.

This session explores the impact of Islamic thought on global philosophical traditions, tracing its influence across cultures and epochs. Scholars will highlight key figures and texts that have shaped philosophical discourse worldwide.

This track investigates the relationship between Islamic metaphysics and scientific inquiry, examining how metaphysical assumptions influence scientific paradigms. Participants will engage in discussions about the compatibility of faith and science in the Islamic tradition.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of social justice as articulated in Islamic philosophy. Scholars will explore how Islamic teachings can inform contemporary discussions on equity, justice, and human rights.

This track examines the challenges and opportunities faced by Islamic thought in a globalized world. Participants will discuss how Islamic philosophy can contribute to dialogues on multiculturalism, identity, and coexistence.