Proceeding International Conference on Islamic Studies IAIN Ponorogo (ICIS)

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Vol. 4 (2026)
Published October 5, 2026

The International Conference on Islamic Studies (ICIS) 2026 invites scholars, researchers, lecturers, graduate students, policymakers, and practitioners from around the world to participate in an international academic forum dedicated to advancing contemporary Islamic Studies. As Muslim societies continue to face rapid transformations driven by technological innovation, environmental challenges, globalization, social change, and evolving legal and ethical issues, Islamic Studies must develop interdisciplinary approaches to address these emerging realities. ICIS 2026 provides a platform for intellectual dialogue, scholarly collaboration, and the dissemination of high-quality research that advances Islamic knowledge in the twenty-first century. The conference welcomes original research papers that explore theoretical, empirical, and interdisciplinary perspectives in contemporary Islamic Studies.

Articles

Banal Padliansah
1-11
Revisiting Mun’im Sirry’s Reading of Āli ʿImrān [3]:19 through Maqashidi Tafsir
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Saibatul Hamdi, Ahmad Riyadh Maulidi
12-30
Nudging Prophetic Value-Based Honesty: A Conceptual Framework for Building Students' Digital Integrity in the Artificial Intelligence Era
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Auli Robby Finaldy
31-45
Dehumanization in the Phenomenon of Child Grooming in the Digital Space: Amina Wadud’s Hermeneutics of Tawhid Perspective
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ISSN (Online)
2656-7229
ISSN (Print)
2656-8462

 

Call for Papers

The 4th International Conference on Islamic Studies (ICIS) 2026

Main Conference Theme

"The Contemporary Discourse on Islamic Studies"

The 4th International Conference on Islamic Studies (ICIS) 2026 proudly invites scholars, researchers, lecturers, graduate students, policymakers, and practitioners from around the world to participate in a premier international academic forum.

As Muslim societies continue to face rapid transformations driven by technological innovation, environmental challenges, globalization, and social change, Islamic Studies must evolve. ICIS 2026 is dedicated to developing interdisciplinary approaches to address these emerging realities and the complex legal and ethical issues of the modern era.

Conference Sub-Themes

Papers are invited on the following themes, including but not limited to:

01

Islamic Ecotheology and Environmental Sustainability

  • Islamic perspectives on environmental ethics
  • Climate change and Islamic ecological responsibility
  • Khalifah and environmental stewardship
  • Green Mosque and Green Pesantren initiatives
  • Islamic contributions to the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
02

Religious Moderation and Social Harmony

  • Religious moderation in multicultural societies
  • Interfaith dialogue and peacebuilding
  • Preventing radicalism and violent extremism
  • Social inclusion and Muslim community engagement
  • Citizenship and religious coexistence
03

Islam and Digital Transformation

  • Digital daʻwah and social media
  • Religious authority in the digital age
  • Online fatwas and digital religious communication
  • Artificial Intelligence in Islamic Studies
  • Digital literacy and combating religious misinformation
04

Transforming Islamic Education

  • Digital innovation in Islamic education
  • Curriculum integration between Islamic sciences and modern disciplines
  • Character education in the era of Artificial Intelligence
  • Artificial Intelligence for Islamic learning
  • Twenty-first-century competencies in Islamic education
05

Islamic Economics and Sustainable Development

  • Digital transformation of Islamic finance
  • FinTech and blockchain in Islamic economics
  • Halal industry and global competitiveness
  • Zakat, waqf, and community empowerment
  • Islamic economic resilience and social justice
06

Contemporary Issues and Future Directions in Islamic Law

  • Reform and renewal of Islamic law
  • Maqāṣid al-Sharīʻah and contemporary challenges
  • Ijtihad and fatwa in the digital era
  • Human rights and Islamic legal thought
  • Islamic legal perspectives on AI, biotechnology, and fintech
07

Contemporary Approaches to Qurʼanic and Hadith Studies

  • Contemporary methodologies in Qurʼanic interpretation
  • Hadith studies in the modern world
  • Digital Qurʼanic and Hadith scholarship
  • Qurʼan, Hadith, gender, environment, and human rights
  • Authority and transmission of Islamic knowledge

We welcome original research papers that explore theoretical, empirical, and interdisciplinary perspectives in contemporary Islamic Studies.

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