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International Conference on Islam, Modernity, and Social Change · Registering as Listener

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📅 27 – 28 Mar 2027 📍 Dublin, Ireland 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Islam, Modernity, and Social Change
ModeStandard / Physical
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Registration fee$185.00
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This track explores the dynamics and evolution of contemporary Islamic movements across the globe. It aims to analyze their impact on social change and political landscapes within various societies.

This session focuses on the various reformist ideologies emerging within Islamic thought. Participants will examine how these ideas challenge traditional interpretations and propose new frameworks for understanding Islam in modern contexts.

This track investigates the intersection of Islamism and political governance in contemporary states. It seeks to understand how Islamist parties navigate power dynamics and influence policy-making processes.

This session addresses the phenomenon of global Islam and its transnational movements. Discussions will focus on how globalization affects Islamic identity and community formation across borders.

This track examines the processes of religious renewal within modern Muslim societies. It highlights the ways in which communities adapt traditional practices to contemporary challenges.

This session explores the role of political Islam in driving social change across various regions. It aims to analyze the implications of political engagement for Islamic identity and community cohesion.

This track focuses on the role of Islamic activism in shaping civil society movements. Participants will discuss the strategies employed by activists to promote social justice and reform.

This session delves into the complexities of identity formation among Muslims in the modern world. It examines how factors such as globalization, migration, and socio-political contexts influence individual and collective identities.

This track investigates the relationship between social reform initiatives and Islamic ethical frameworks. Discussions will focus on how ethical considerations shape reform agendas in various contexts.

This session explores contemporary theological debates surrounding modernization in Islam. It seeks to understand how modern challenges are addressed within Islamic theological discourse.

This track analyzes the phenomenon of Islamic resurgence and its socio-political implications. Participants will discuss the factors contributing to this resurgence and its impact on global and local contexts.

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