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International Conference on Islam and Islamic Culture

📅 18–19 Mar 2027 📍 Dammam, Saudi Arabia 👤 Standard / Listener

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This track explores the intersection of anthropology and Islamic studies, focusing on cultural practices and social structures within Muslim communities. Papers may address ethnographic research, social norms, and the impact of globalization on Islamic societies.

This session examines the role of architecture in expressing Islamic identity and cultural heritage in urban environments. Contributions may include studies on historical architecture, contemporary design, and urban planning influenced by Islamic principles.

This track investigates the dynamics of economic development within Islamic frameworks and the role of cooperation among Muslim nations. Topics may include Islamic finance, trade relations, and sustainable development initiatives.

This session focuses on educational practices and pedagogical approaches within Islamic contexts. Papers may explore curriculum development, teaching methodologies, and the role of education in promoting Islamic values.

This track addresses environmental challenges through the lens of Islamic teachings and ethics. Contributions may discuss sustainable practices, conservation efforts, and the relationship between Islam and environmental stewardship.

This session examines the role of Islamic principles in shaping international relations and diplomatic practices. Papers may analyze case studies of Islamic diplomacy, conflict resolution, and regional cooperation.

This track explores the representation of Islamic themes in arts and cinema, highlighting how these mediums reflect and shape cultural narratives. Contributions may include analyses of films, visual arts, and performance arts within Islamic contexts.

This session delves into the diversity of beliefs and practices within Islamic cultures, examining how they influence social behaviors and community life. Papers may address rituals, traditions, and the impact of modernity on Islamic practices.

This track focuses on the principles and applications of Islamic law (Sharia) in contemporary society. Contributions may include discussions on legal theory, human rights, and the interaction between Islamic law and secular legal systems.

This session investigates marketing strategies and commercial practices within Islamic frameworks, emphasizing ethical considerations and consumer behavior. Papers may explore branding, market trends, and the role of Islamic values in business.

This track examines psychological theories and behavioral studies within Islamic cultures, focusing on mental health, community well-being, and the influence of faith on psychological practices. Contributions may include empirical research and theoretical discussions.