2011 - Islamic Civilisation International Conference

Concepts:
- Civilisation Concept
- Islamic Civilisation Concept
- Civilisation, Culture and Civility Concepts

Sources:
- The Holy Quran
Al Sunna
- Structure of Islamic Faith
- Sources and Nature of Shariah and Ethics in Islam
- Arabic Language

Political & Judicial Life:
- Government and Administration Systems
- Formation of Diwans in Early Islam
Judicial Systems
- War and Peace; Their Nature and Philosophy

Islamic Economy and Finances:
- Waqf
- Islamic Banking: Its Nature and Pillars
- Islamic Banking: In the Modern World
- Islamic Commerce: Contracts, International Trade &…
- What Islam has to Offer to the Word Economy

Science and Technology Dissemination:
-Scientific Movement in the Muslim World and Its Development
- Education throughout History
- Translation Movement

Muslims Contributions to Humanities & Social Sciences:
- Literature
- Philosophy
- Comparative Religion
- Law
- Geography
- History
- Arts

Muslims Contributions to Sciences:
- Mathematics
- Astrology
- Medicine
- Chemistry
- Physics
- Biology

Social Aspects:
-Social Classes in Islam
- Dhimmis and Non Muslim Minorities
- Gender Issues
- State of Family as an Institution in the Muslim World
- The Youth Issues
- Care for the Elderly and Physically Challenged

Islamic and Western Civilisations: Clash or Dialogue
- Historical Background
- Dialogue Parameters and Backgrounds

We shall consider related topics as well.

Deadline for Abstracts: 20 September 2011
Deadlinde for full papers: 15 October 2011

Please submit your abstract and registration form to:

submit-AT-oxfordimns.org.uk

Abstracts should be within 400 to 500 words in MS or PDF formats.
The full submitted paper must be between 3000 to 3500 words in MS or PDF format.
We will be pleased to consider other forms of presentations including power point or poster displays.
Please include your names, address and any affiliationas in your submissions.