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International Conference on Islamic Thought, Philosophy, and Intellectual Traditions
20–21 Oct 2026
Nagoya, Japan
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01
Islamic Philosophical Traditions
This track explores the evolution of Islamic philosophy from its inception to contemporary interpretations. It aims to analyze key philosophical figures and their contributions to metaphysics, ethics, and logic within the Islamic intellectual tradition.
02
The Role of Sufism in Middle Eastern Thought
This session focuses on the influence of Sufism on Islamic thought and its intersection with philosophy and theology. Participants will examine the mystical dimensions of Sufism and its impact on regional cultural and intellectual landscapes.
03
Quranic Studies and Interpretative Traditions
This track invites discussions on various methodologies in Quranic exegesis and their implications for Islamic thought. Scholars will engage with historical and contemporary interpretations, emphasizing the text's theological and ethical dimensions.
04
Islamic Ethics and Law: Historical Perspectives
This session aims to investigate the development of Islamic legal thought and ethical frameworks throughout history. It will highlight the interplay between jurisprudence and moral philosophy in shaping Middle Eastern societies.
05
Comparative Studies in Islamic and Western Philosophy
This track seeks to foster dialogue between Islamic and Western philosophical traditions, focusing on points of convergence and divergence. Participants will analyze themes such as rationalism, ethics, and metaphysics across cultures.
06
Intellectual Reform Movements in the Middle East
This session examines the various reform movements within Islamic thought that have emerged in response to modernity. It will explore the intellectual debates surrounding education, knowledge, and the reinterpretation of traditional texts.
07
The Intersection of Islamic Civilization and History
This track investigates the historical development of Islamic civilization and its philosophical underpinnings. Scholars will discuss the contributions of Islamic thought to global intellectual traditions and historical narratives.
08
Mysticism and Rationalism in Islamic Thought
This session explores the dynamic relationship between mysticism and rationalism in Islamic philosophy. Participants will analyze how these two approaches have coexisted and influenced each other throughout history.
09
The Influence of Islamic Scholasticism
This track delves into the role of Islamic scholasticism in shaping theological and philosophical discourse. It will highlight key scholars and their contributions to the development of Islamic intellectual traditions.
10
Education and Knowledge in Islamic Traditions
This session focuses on the historical and contemporary significance of education in Islamic thought. Discussions will center on the transmission of knowledge and its role in the development of intellectual traditions.
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Ethics and Social Justice in Islamic Philosophy
This track examines the ethical frameworks within Islamic philosophy that address social justice issues. Scholars will engage with contemporary challenges and the relevance of traditional ethical teachings in today's context.