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📅 23 – 24 Feb 2027 📍 Toronto, Canada 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Islamic Studies and Human Rights
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track explores the intersection of Islamic teachings and contemporary human rights frameworks. It aims to analyze how Islamic principles can inform and enhance the understanding of universal human rights.

This session focuses on the ethical dimensions of governance within Islamic contexts. It seeks to examine how Islamic ethical frameworks can guide policy-making and governance practices.

This track investigates the concept of social justice as articulated in Islamic texts and traditions. It aims to discuss the implications of these teachings for contemporary social justice movements.

This session delves into the relationship between Islamic law (Sharia) and human rights. It aims to critically assess how Islamic legal principles align or conflict with international human rights standards.

This track examines the global implications of Islamic studies in various socio-political contexts. It aims to foster discussions on how Islamic perspectives can contribute to global issues such as migration, conflict, and development.

This session explores the role of Islamic teachings in promoting ethical governance practices. It seeks to highlight case studies where Islamic principles have successfully influenced governance structures.

This track focuses on the role of Islamic thought in driving social change within communities. It aims to analyze historical and contemporary movements that have been inspired by Islamic ideologies.

This session investigates the impact of religious beliefs on policy-making related to human rights. It aims to explore how Islamic perspectives can shape policies that promote human dignity and justice.

This track examines the intersection of Islamic feminism and human rights advocacy. It aims to discuss how feminist interpretations of Islam can contribute to the advancement of women's rights.

This session focuses on the role of interfaith dialogue in promoting human rights. It aims to explore how Islamic perspectives can engage with other faith traditions to foster mutual understanding and respect.

This track investigates the role of Islamic education in promoting social justice. It aims to analyze educational practices that empower individuals to advocate for justice within their communities.

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