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Saturday 27 October 2018
Islam in Modern World: Doctrine and Community
The Conference topics were relevant to contemporary Islamic Studies and were a priority in the Insitute's research program.
- Timelessness of truth in a changing world: interpretation and instrumentalization of sacred texts and its use in social practices;
- Key trends in evolution of Islamic legal thought: reapprochement and rejection of Madhhabs; Fiqh for minorities; correlation of Fiqh, and secular law systems;
- Sufism today: religious and philosophic legacy; rebirth of Sufi ritual practices; historical and modern role of the Sufi Tariqas; spiritual practices of self improvement, development of the Sufi theosophy;
- Islam and politics: political theology of Islam; pseudo-religious radicalism and political instrumentalization of the religious doctrine;
- Interdenominational and intradenominational dialogues: dialectics of Sunni-Shia relationships; role of political processes in its development; theological pluralism and Neo-Jadidism phenomenon;
- Islam in interreligious dialogue: denominational accord, unity and diversity of the Abrahamic tradition; comparative theology and source studies of the history of Abrahamic religions;
- National traditions of religious practice and the universalism of the Islamic doctrine; Islamic humanism; rebirth of the Russian school of Islamic theology.
List of participants:
- Alikber Alikberov (Russia)
- Saud Alsarhan (Saudi Arabia)
- Scott Atran (France/USA)
- Vladimir Bobrovnikov (Russia)
- Denis Brilev (Russia)
- Francois Burgat (France)
- Absattar Derbisali (Kazakhstan)
- Ulrike Freitag (Germany)
- Ilshat Gafurov (Russia)
- Ekmeledin Ihsanoglu (Turkey)
- Marina Imasheva (Russia)
- Ibrahim Taufik Kamel (Russia)
- Aidar Khabutdinov (Russia)
- Ramil Khairutdinov (Russia)
- Lina Khatib (Great Britain)
- Firdaus Khisamitdinova (Russia)
- Alexey Khismatullin (Russia)
- Laroussi Mizouri (Tunisia)
- Vitaly Naumkin (Russia)
- Farhan Nizami (Great Britain)
- Vladimir Orlov (Russia)
- Stanislav Prozorov (Russia)
- Lana Ravandi-Fadai (Russia)
- Oleg Redkin (Russia)
- Abdunabi Sattorzoda (Tajikistan)
- Shamil Shikhaliyev (Russia)
- Leonid Syukiyainen (Russia)
- Gulnara Valiakhmetova (Russia)
- Ahmet Yarlykapov (Russia)
- Isat Zaatov (Russia)
- Ilya Zaitsev (Russia)
- Islam Zaripov (Russia)