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Conference: “Words Laying Down the Law”

Translating Arabic Legal Discourse

The Governance Programme at the Aga Khan University Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations invites papers in the disciplines of legal anthropology, law and comparative law, legal pragmatics, sociolinguistics and discourse analysis, politics and translation … Read more

Tagged Arabic, Islamic Law, Conference, Politics, Translation

Workshop: “Professional Mobility in the Islamic Lands (900-1600): ʿulamāʾ, udabāʾ, and Administrators”

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This workshop is interested in papers that consider the following questions:

  • How and when did the madrasas start producing bureaucrats?
  • What did getting close to political authority entail for the ʿulamāʾ?
  • How did offers for higher appointments travel in Islamic
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Tagged Islamic Culture, Islamic Law, Islamic Studies | Leave a reply

Symposium: Slavery, Liberation and Islamic Law in the Middle East and Beyond

This one day multi-disciplinary symposium will bring together scholars and students to address various topics related to slavery and liberation. The symposium also proffers new research approaches and methodologies.

Papers on the following general themes are currently being accepted:

  • Slavery,
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Tagged Education, Islamic Law, Colonialism, Culture, Art, Human Rights, Racism, Slavery, Economy

Conference: “Uses of the Past in Islamic Law”

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The conference of the USPPIP Project (Understanding Shari’a: Perfect Past, Imperfect Present) is free to attend but registration is necessary.

Please register by sending an email to: usppip@exeter.ac.uk detailing which days/sessions you will be attending. Registration is open until 1 … Read more

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Internationale Konferenz: Innovative Approaches in Islamic Sciences and Education

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Flyer für die Internationale Konferenz: Innovative Approaches in Islamic Sciences and EducationThe conference has two main goals:

First, to allow an interdisciplinary discussion about new ways and approaches to re-think and re-interpret the rich legacy and history of traditional Islamic scholarship in the contemporary world. In this regard, we are particularly … Read more

Tagged Education, History, Islamic Law, Islamic Studies, Conference | Leave a reply

Conference registration ends soon: “Uses of the Past in Islamic Law”

Screenshot Website USPPIP-Projekt The registration deadline for the conference “Uses of the Past in Islamic Law” ends  on Friday, 21 September.

The conference of the project “Understanding Shari’a: Perfect Past, Imperfect Present” takes place 27-29 September at the University of … Read more

Posted in Conference | Tagged Islamic Law, Conference

Registration deadline for conference ends soon

Flyer für die Internationale Konferenz: Innovative Approaches in Islamic Sciences and Education“Innovative Approaches in Islamic Sciences and Education” – the registration deadline for the conference ends on 8 September.

The international conference will be held from 20–22 September at the Institute of Islamic Theology, University of Osnabrück.

Here you will find … Read more

Posted in Conference | Tagged Education, History, Islamic Law, Islamic Studies, Conference

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