Conference Strands and Substrands

1. Social sciences, humanities and education

  • Psychology, counselling, social work
  • Education, curriculum, assessment, and teaching
  • Cultural and heritage studies
  • Linguistics, literature, and language
  • Media and mass communication
  • Health, nursing and social work
  • Politics, diplomacy, and international relations
  • Human rights and democracy, animal welfare
  • Digital technology and sustainable education
  • Inclusive practices
  • Gender equity
  • Sustainable education goals

2. Sharia, and law

  • Islamic laws and International laws
  • Quranic studies (linguistics, literary and thematic perspectives, methodology and
    hermeneutics, etc.)
  • Contemporary issues in Islamic world
  • Gender equity and equality in Islamic perspective

3. Tourism, environment and technology

  • Halal tourism, community-based tourism, ocean tourism, medical tourism
  • Climate change, global
  • Sustainable development, environmental sustainability, biodiversity
  • Information and communication technology
  • Social media, AI and its tools, machine learning

4. Management, business, economics, accounting, finance and banking

  • Islamic finance
  • Human resource management
  • Public administration and management
  • Capital market
  • Marketing and branding
  • Islamic management leadership

5. Arabic Language and Literature

  • Arabic literature and poetry
  • Arabic language and Maldives
  • Arabic book reviews
  • Teaching Arabic as a Second language
  • Contemporary teaching methods of Arabic
  • Arabic language in non-arabic countries
  • Arabic language and culture

6. Quranic Science and Islamic Studies

  •  Quranic studies and tafsir (Exegesis)
  • The Science of Sunnah (‘Ilm al-Sunnah)
  • Quranic sciences (Ulum al-Quran)
  • Islamic history and civilization
  • Islamic philosophy and theology (Aqidah)
  • Science and the Quran
  • Quran and modern issues
  • Reviving the sunnah in modern life
  • Islamic studies and pedagogy
  • Quranic guidance for personal development