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International Conference on Islamic Philosophy and Islamic Studies

28th Jan – 29th Jan 2027 Tallinn, Estonia Standard / Physical Participation

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SDG-Aligned Research Themes

International Conference on Islamic Philosophy and Islamic Studies conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure

SDG 16 - Peace, Justice and Strong Institutions

This track explores the origins and development of early Islamic philosophical thought, focusing on key figures and texts. Participants will analyze the interplay between Islamic teachings and philosophical inquiry during the formative period.

This session invites discussions on the distinctions and intersections between Kalam and Falsafa. Scholars will evaluate their methodologies, objectives, and implications for Islamic thought.

This track examines the role of logic in shaping Islamic jurisprudence and theological discourse. Participants will investigate how logical principles have influenced legal reasoning and theological arguments.

This session focuses on cosmological and ontological arguments within Islamic metaphysics. Scholars will engage with concepts such as essence and existence, and their implications for understanding reality.

This track delves into the philosophical implications of resurrection in Islamic thought. Participants will explore how different interpretations shape theological beliefs and ethical considerations.

This session investigates the philosophical discourse surrounding the concepts of soul and spirit in Islamic philosophy. Discussions will highlight the distinctions and relationships between these entities.

This track invites participants to engage with thought experiments that challenge and expand Islamic philosophical paradigms. The focus will be on their role in exploring complex metaphysical and ethical questions.

This session examines the philosophical implications of time and space within Islamic cosmological frameworks. Scholars will analyze how these concepts influence metaphysical and existential inquiries.

This track explores the intricate relationship between truth, free will, and predestination in Islamic philosophy. Participants will discuss various interpretations and their implications for human agency.

This session focuses on the contributions of Islamic scholars to natural philosophy and the sciences. Discussions will highlight the integration of philosophical inquiry with empirical investigation.

This track investigates the intersection of eschatological beliefs and legal philosophy within Islamic thought. Scholars will explore how eschatology informs ethical and legal frameworks in Islamic societies.