ICoIS 2024

The 5th International Conference on Islamic Studies (ICoIS) 2024 is an interdisciplinary international conference that provides opportunities to bring together scholars, researchers, social scientists, and practitioners of different disciplines from all around the world, discuss and exchange new ideas, and discover the most recent researches in all fields of Islamic Tought and Philosophy (الفكر الإسلامي والفلسفي), Islamic Law (الشريعة الإسلامية), Islamic Education (التربية الإسلامية), Islamic Economy (الإقتصاد الإسلامي), Islamic Culture and Civilization (الثقافة والحضارة الإسلامية),  Interdisiplinary and Multidisplinary (التخصصات الأخرى).

This activity was organized by the Intellectual Association for Islamic Studies (Iaforis) in collaboration with several International and National universities and organizations as STAI Darul Ulum Banyuanyar Pamekasan, Khotam al-Morsaleen International University Egypt, Share to Care Indonesian Volunteers, STAI Al-Mujtama’ Pamekasan, An Najah University Burao and others from more than 60 universities and academic organizations from 10 countries.

This conference will be held online through Zoom Meetings, with a plenary session system including keynote speakers, plenary speakers, and all presenters in parallel sessions. All participants consist of all elements of academic actors, lecturers, students, and other professionals

This conference is the fifth conference to choose the main topic “Navigating Faith: Islam’s Role in Global Social Movements”. 

Sub themes : 

• Historical Role of Islam in Social Movements: Analyzing examples where Islamic teachings have inspired movements for social change, such as during the anti-colonial struggles, civil rights movements, and social justice initiatives throughout history.
• Contemporary Global Social Movements and Islam: Examining the current role of Islamic thought and Muslim communities in modern movements, such as climate activism, human rights, women’s rights, and global peace initiatives.
• Faith as a Framework for Justice: Exploring how Islamic concepts like adl (justice), shura (consultation), zakat (charity), and rahmah (compassion) provide moral and ethical foundations for engagement in social justice.
• Challenges Facing Muslims in Global Movements: Addressing issues such as Islamophobia, political repression, and the balancing act between religious values and the secular nature of many global social movements.

Participants who want to present their papers should submit their full papers. Only selected papers will be presented at the conferences