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International Conference on Islamic Law and Jurisprudence

27 - 28 Mar 2027 Paris, France Standard / Physical Participation
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ICILJ conference tracks support global knowledge exchange, innovation, and sustainable development priorities across diverse disciplines.

SDG 4 - Quality Education SDG 5 - Gender Equality SDG 8 - Decent Work and Economic Growth SDG 9 - Industry, Innovation and Infrastructure
01 Foundations of Islamic Law +
This track explores the fundamental principles of Islamic law, including the sources and methodologies of Sharia. Participants will engage in discussions on Usul al-Fiqh and the role of legal reasoning in contemporary applications.
02 Comparative Jurisprudence: East and West +
This session focuses on the comparative analysis of Islamic jurisprudence with Western legal systems. Scholars will examine the implications of these comparisons for legal reform and intercultural dialogue.
03 Ijtihad and Legal Interpretation +
This track delves into the concept of Ijtihad and its significance in the evolution of Islamic jurisprudence. Participants will discuss contemporary challenges and the role of scholars in legal interpretation.
04 Fatwa Studies: Authority and Impact +
This session investigates the role of fatwas in shaping Islamic legal thought and practice. Scholars will analyze the authority of fatwas and their impact on Muslim communities worldwide.
05 Gender and Law in Islamic Contexts +
This track examines the intersection of gender and Islamic law, focusing on issues such as women's rights and legal status. Discussions will highlight the evolving interpretations and applications of Sharia in relation to gender.
06 Criminal Law in Islam: Theory and Practice +
This session addresses the principles of criminal law within Islamic jurisprudence, including Hudud and Tazir offenses. Participants will explore the practical implications of these laws in modern legal systems.
07 Islamic Contracts: Principles and Applications +
This track focuses on the principles governing Islamic contracts, including the concepts of Gharar and Riba. Scholars will discuss the relevance of these principles in contemporary commercial practices.
08 Human Rights in Islamic Perspectives +
This session explores the compatibility of Islamic law with contemporary human rights frameworks. Participants will engage in critical discussions on the interpretation of human rights within an Islamic context.
09 Legal Reform in Islamic Jurisprudence +
This track examines the dynamics of legal reform within Islamic jurisprudence, focusing on historical and contemporary movements. Scholars will discuss the challenges and opportunities for reform in various Muslim societies.
10 Islamic Courts: Structure and Function +
This session investigates the structure and function of Islamic courts in different jurisdictions. Participants will analyze the role of these courts in administering justice and resolving disputes.
11 Philosophical Underpinnings of Islamic Law +
This track delves into the philosophical foundations of Islamic law, exploring key concepts such as justice, morality, and ethics. Scholars will discuss how these philosophical principles inform legal reasoning and practice.