This workshop will discuss what Islamic Shari’a aims to achieve through its provisions, and will explain the major responsibilities in building an integrated human personality that would be able to participate in the renaissance procession. The workshop will also shed light on the importance of ethics and its relevance to religion. The workshop will be held every Monday of January 2022.
In this lecture, Dr. Sherman Jackson, named as one of the 500 most influential Muslims in the world by The Royal Islamic Strategic Studies Centre, will explore the concept of ‘The Islamic Secular’ as a pathway to reform. Jackson uses the term to represent areas of human endeavor that lie within the scope and attention of
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As a student workshop series, Academic Writing Skills Workshops will be held every Wednesday of November 2021, for four themes conducted by 4 different faculty members from CIS and CHSS.
3 November - كتابة الدراسات السابقة - د. بسمة الدجاني
10 November - قواعد الإملاء وعلامات الترقيم - د. أميمة الحاردلو
17 November - الاقتباس والتوثيق في البحث الشرعي - د. عبد العظيم أبو زيد
24 November - كتابة المقال الأكاديمي - د. محمد الجمال
This online seminar is part of the 'Doing Business in Islamic Finance & Economy' seminar series by College of Islamic Studies, HBKU. The seminar will be delivered by Mr. Ariffin Sabirin, the founder of Wasiyyah Shoppe Berhad, and a world-renowned speaker on the topic.
The lecture will broadly examine the so-called “Ecological Question (EQ)” from an Islamic perspective. Without narrowing the EQ down to the exclusive issue of sustainability, this lecture highlights the broader picture by exploring the vast and rich Islamic tradition. Besides addressing the relevant Quranic concepts, the speakers will engage with various scholarly disciplines grounded in the Islamic tradition.
‘Science, Faith and Innovation for Human Dignity’ is an upcoming program hosted by the College of Islamic Studies. It offers an opportunity for young scholars, professionals, entrepreneurs, and innovators who aspire to plan, engage, reflect, and act upon the nexus of science, faith, and innovation to respond to global challenges that undermine social cohesion and human dignity.
The four-module program will include:
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The Research Center for Islamic Legislation and Ethics in collaboration with Freie Universität Berlin is pleased to announce its upcoming 9th Annual International Conference, under the title: "Islamic Virtue Ethics: Historical Trajectories and Modern Implications".
The event will focus on the ethical concerns relating to vaccine development and delivery, both from an Islamic and public health perspective, particularly in the context of current efforts to tackle COVID-19. During the event, experts will discuss vaccines in terms of their research, manufacturing, testing and clinical trials, regulation, and distribution.
>> To register for free for the event, visit THIS LINK <<