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International Conference on Islamic Theology and Comparative Religion

23 - 24 Feb 2027 Bali, Indonesia Standard / Physical Participation
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01 Foundations of Islamic Theology +
This track explores the fundamental principles and doctrines of Islamic theology, examining key texts and interpretations. Participants will engage in discussions on the historical development and contemporary relevance of these theological frameworks.
02 Comparative Religion: Methodologies and Approaches +
This session focuses on various methodologies employed in the comparative study of religions, emphasizing their strengths and limitations. Scholars will present case studies that illustrate effective comparative analysis between Islamic and other religious traditions.
03 Philosophical Underpinnings of Islamic Thought +
This track investigates the philosophical foundations of Islamic thought, including the contributions of prominent Muslim philosophers. Discussions will center on the interplay between philosophy and theology in shaping Islamic intellectual traditions.
04 Interfaith Dialogue: Challenges and Opportunities +
This session addresses the dynamics of interfaith dialogue in contemporary society, highlighting both the challenges and opportunities for mutual understanding. Participants will share insights on effective strategies for fostering respectful and constructive conversations among different faith communities.
05 Ethics in Islamic Theology +
This track examines the ethical dimensions of Islamic theology, focusing on how Islamic teachings inform moral decision-making. Scholars will discuss the implications of these ethical frameworks in addressing contemporary social issues.
06 Cultural Expressions of Islamic Faith +
This session explores the diverse cultural expressions of Islamic faith across different regions and communities. Presentations will highlight how culture shapes religious practices and beliefs, as well as the impact of globalization on these expressions.
07 Islamic Thought in the Modern World +
This track investigates the relevance of Islamic thought in addressing contemporary global challenges. Scholars will engage in discussions about the adaptation of traditional Islamic concepts to modern social, political, and economic contexts.
08 Comparative Studies in Religious Ethics +
This session focuses on the comparative analysis of ethical frameworks across different religious traditions, with a particular emphasis on Islamic ethics. Participants will explore how these frameworks inform social justice, human rights, and environmental stewardship.
09 The Role of Women in Islamic Theology +
This track examines the contributions of women to Islamic theology and their role in shaping religious discourse. Discussions will highlight both historical perspectives and contemporary movements advocating for gender equity within Islamic thought.
10 The Intersection of Religion and Politics +
This session explores the complex relationship between religion and politics in Islamic contexts. Scholars will analyze case studies that illustrate how theological principles influence political ideologies and governance.
11 Islamic Mysticism and Spirituality +
This track delves into the rich tradition of Islamic mysticism, exploring its theological implications and spiritual practices. Participants will engage with the writings of influential mystics and discuss the relevance of spirituality in contemporary Islamic life.