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📅 27 – 28 Mar 2027 📍 Bangkok, Thailand 👥 Standard / Physical Participation
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ConferenceInternational Conference on Islamic Law, Ethics, and Society
ModeStandard / Physical
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This track explores the interplay between Islamic law and prevailing social norms within various communities. It aims to analyze how cultural practices influence the interpretation and application of Sharia.

This session focuses on the ethical frameworks that underpin governance in Islamic contexts. Discussions will center on the principles of justice, accountability, and public welfare as guided by Islamic teachings.

This track examines the implications of Islamic family law on gender roles and relationships. It seeks to address contemporary challenges and reforms in the context of gender equality and rights.

This session investigates the compatibility of human rights principles with Islamic jurisprudence. Scholars will present perspectives on how Islamic teachings can support or challenge contemporary human rights norms.

This track delves into the principles of criminal law within Islamic frameworks and their impact on social justice. It aims to critically assess the balance between punishment and rehabilitation in Islamic legal systems.

This session focuses on the concept of Ijtihad and its role in fostering legal pluralism within Islamic societies. Participants will explore how independent reasoning can adapt Islamic law to contemporary challenges.

This track engages with the moral philosophical underpinnings of Islamic ethics. It aims to explore how these ethical traditions inform individual and societal behavior in diverse contexts.

This session examines the multifaceted relationships between religion and various societal structures. It seeks to understand how Islamic teachings influence social behavior, norms, and institutions.

This track investigates the Islamic conceptualization of social justice and its practical implications. Scholars will discuss historical and contemporary movements advocating for justice within Islamic frameworks.

This session explores the philosophical underpinnings of Islamic law and its evolution over time. Discussions will include key thinkers and their contributions to the understanding of jurisprudence.

This track analyzes how religious beliefs shape ethical traditions and moral frameworks within societies. It aims to highlight the significance of Islamic teachings in contemporary ethical debates.

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