Islamic Studies, Law and Management (ICISLM-27)

This track explores the latest developments in immigration law, focusing on the implications of technological advancements. Participants will discuss how these changes affect policy-making and the rights of immigrants in various jurisdictions.

This session delves into the intersection of Islamic teachings and contemporary human rights discourse. It aims to analyze how Islamic principles can contribute to the promotion of human rights and social justice.

This track examines the effects of globalization on Islamic communities worldwide, particularly in relation to cultural identity and legal frameworks. Scholars will assess both challenges and opportunities presented by global interconnectedness.

This session focuses on the relationship between Islam and democratic governance across different regions. Participants will compare case studies from Central Asia, Europe, and the Middle East to identify common themes and divergences.

This track investigates the role of Islamic teachings in addressing environmental and ecological issues. Discussions will center on how Islamic principles can guide sustainable practices and promote environmental justice.

This session explores the legal aspects of the halal economy, including certification processes and regulatory challenges. Scholars will discuss the implications for trade, consumer rights, and ethical business practices.

This track highlights the significance of Islamic arts in reflecting cultural identity and societal values. Participants will analyze the role of literature, cinema, and other forms of artistic expression in contemporary Islamic societies.

This session examines the complex interplay between Islam and nationalism in shaping identity politics. Scholars will explore how these dynamics influence social cohesion and political stability in various contexts.

This track investigates the relationship between Islam and secularism, focusing on the tensions and potential for dialogue. Participants will discuss how secular frameworks can coexist with Islamic values in modern governance.

This session focuses on the principles of Islamic economics and their application in contemporary financial systems. Scholars will explore the relevance of Islamic economic theories in addressing current economic challenges.

This track emphasizes the importance of interdisciplinary approaches in Islamic studies. Participants will discuss how integrating knowledge from various fields can enhance understanding and scholarship in Islamic law and humanities.