Embark on a transformative journey with renowned Islamic scholar, Dr. Mehmet Görmez, as he presents "Rooted Revival: How We Will Educate Future Scholars."
Join us for this captivating lecture as we unveil three remarkable new programs under the esteemed College of Islamic Studies:
A lecture on "السلطة السياسية وحركة رواية الحديث في القرون الثلاثة الأولى: مقاربة تاريخية" will be delivered by Dr. Ahmed Snober, Associate Professor of Hadith studies, at Istanbul May 29 University.
Disasters and traumatic events affect people differently as individuals and as a society. This lecture will discuss the psychological effects of these disasters while also mentioning first aid, treatment, and psychological support options. It will also touch on the idea of psychological immunity and strategies to boost it.
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Architecture is a reflection of the culture, values, and aspirations of a society. It is a testament to the creativity and technical skills of the architects and builders of the past. In this lecture Dr. Rasem Badran will highlight the importance of reinventing architectural inheritance to meet the changing needs of modern society.
Ibn Taymiyya is undeniably one of the most studied medieval Muslim theologians in the Arab world and in the West.
Research Fellow Suzanne Ghadanfar taught participants how to draw the magnificent Islamic geometric patterns in Musherib mosque in Doha, Qatar.
Shah Waliullah al-Dahlavi is well known for his enormous efforts to restore some of the waning glory of
The concept of wilāya is central to the Islamic tradition. It is, simultaneously, a political concept, a legal category, and a spiritual ideal. The three speakers will each address different aspects of the ethical duties that arise out of the concept of wilāya in the Islamic tradition: wilāya as part of the ethical commitments of Islamic political thought; how ethical duties constitute and define the idea of wilāya in the domain of law (
The covenants of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and how these eventually came to be forgotten when the Pact of ‘Umar began gaining prominence during the ‘Abbasid era. The future of interreligious could be promising if the covenants become the focus of how Muslims and others should relate to one another.
Futuwwa are codified ethical principles of Islamic chivalry and nobility. These are the ideals