Ihya’ Journal of Islamic Thought @IhyaJournal

Ihya is an international, interdisciplinary, online open-access journal to promote intellectual inquiry into topics of importance to Muslims around the world. ihyajournal.org Global Joined April 2024

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Faheem A. Hussain @FaheemAMHussain

9 months ago

An excellent critical review of the Islamic Secular by Prof Sherman Jackson in @IhyaJournal, by Ustadh Safaruk Chowdhury. Useful as it provides a chapter by chapter summary and sums up main criticisms noted criticisms. ihyajournal.org/article/book-r…

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Faheem A. Hussain @FaheemAMHussain

9 months ago

💯 correct. We need our academic journals. For some good examples see 1. AJIS - mail.ajis.org/index.php/ajis… 2. @ciknowledge and their journal @IhyaJournal 3. Public-facing scholarship at @themaydan. @TokatInstitute - see x.com/TokatInstitute… Add other examples in replies.

Abdullah Khan @KhanAbdullahPK

9 months ago

Muslims need their own journals. Progress has been made in this regard in the field of Islamic economics. A lot still needs to be done. Similarly top tier Muslim academics need to sacrifice their prestige and send their best works to these journals, instead of academic left overs

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Centre for Islamic Knowledge - CIK @ciknowledge

a year ago

Upcoming CIK Talk - Understanding Salafism: Seeking the Path of the Pious Predecessors Saturday, June 21st at 12 PM EST / 11 AM CDT (25 Dhul Hijjah) The Salafi movement invokes fear and dread in outsiders who treat Salafism as synonymous with religious extremism. For Salafis themselves, it’s a jealously guarded title, always in danger of dilution. Salafism has changed the face of Islam; its ideas reach far outside its own ranks. Yet popular portrayals never go beyond hackneyed stereotypes. In Understanding Salafism, Dr. Yasir Qadhi delves into the origins of the movement, from the earliest debates in Islam to Salafism today, in both the Western and Islamic worlds. In an analysis covering Salafism in the Middle East, Europe, the United States and Africa, he illuminates Salafism’s theological ideas, the debates within Salafism about political participation, and its relationship to other schools in Sunni Islam. Presented by: Dr. @YasirQadhi (Dean, @ISeminaryofA / Chairman, @fiqhcouncil / Resident Scholar, @epicmasjid) Discussants: Dr. Safaruk Chowdhury (Academic Director, Centre for Islamic Knowledge / Executive Editor,@IhyaJournal / Research Scholar, @IbnRushdCentre) Ustadh @AbuGhudda (PhD Candidate, Georgetown University / Associate Editor,@IhyaJournal) Register at cikedu.org/ciktalks.html

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Ihya’ Journal of Islamic Thought @IhyaJournal

a year ago

🔟 days remaining to apply for our Summer Academic Intensive! We will be joined by the esteemed: Dr. @issameido (Vanderbilt U) Dr. @JonathanACBrown (Georgetown U) Shaykh @hamzakaramali Dr. @sohailhanif (CMC) Dr. @tafsirdoctor (Ibn ‘Ashur Centre) Dr. @jaanislam (Boğaziçi)

Centre for Islamic Knowledge - CIK @ciknowledge

a year ago

The Centre for Islamic Knowledge (CIK) is pleased to announce its inaugural Annual Summer Academic Intensive, taking place from July 19–27, 2025, at the historic Hagia Sophia Madrassa in Istanbul, Türkiye, in collaboration with Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University (FSMVÜ). This

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Centre for Islamic Knowledge - CIK @ciknowledge

2 years ago

The Centre for Islamic Knowledge & Islamic Literary Society are delighted to announce the forthcoming launch of the Ihya Journal of Islamic Thought (“Ihya”) at the New Perspectives on Revival and Renewal of the Muslim Civilisation Conference at Birkbeck College, University of London, United Kingdom. Ihya is an international, interdisciplinary, and online open-access journal with the aim of promoting intellectual inquiry into topics of importance to Muslims around the world. Each issue relates to a distinct theme, approached from different disciplines. Ihya strives to contribute to the Islamic intellectual enterprise by a) promoting research that advances knowledge of Islamic sciences such as law (fiqh), ḥadīth, exegesis, theology, political and legal history, etc., and b) investigating the contributions and effects of social, political, and intellectual developments in Muslim life and thought. Ihya’ welcomes submissions from researchers across various fields, such as the Traditional Islamic Sciences, Religious Studies, History, Social Sciences, Law, Philosophy, and Education, among others. It also invites opinion pieces from practitioners, policymakers, and the like. Editorial Team: Editor-in-Chief: Dr. @KAljunied (National University of Singapore) Senior Editor: Dr. Uthman Latif (Sapience Institute, UK) Associate Editor: @Ibn_Asad2 (University of Pennsylvania, USA) Associate Editor: @AbuGhudda (Georgetown University, USA) Associate Editor: Ameen Omar (Princeton University, USA) Managing Editor: Abdul Hai (University of Wolverhampton, UK) Copy Editor/Proofreader: Adnan Mahmud (University of Cambridge, UK) International Advisory Board: - Dr. Mustapha Sheikh (University of Leeds, UK) - Dr. Katherine Bullock (University of Toronto Mississauga, Canada) - Dr. Safaruk Chowdhury (Cambridge Muslim College, UK) - Dr. Sharif El-Tobgui (Brandeis University, USA) - Dr. Irfanullah Farooqi (South Asian University, India) - Dr. Tajul Islam (University of Leeds, UK) Explore our editorial team's bios at ihyajournal.org.