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SUMMARY:Imam Ali Seminar London: Lady Zaynab\, Interfaith & Psalms
DESCRIPTION:ASTATUS: CLOSED — This event has taken place. \nImam Ali Seminar \n“To Commemorate the Martyrdom of Imam Ali (a.s.)” \nKey Details\n\n\n\nDate(s)\nMarch 1\, 2026\n\n\nTime\n2:00 PM\n\n\nLocation\nRegent’s University London\, Tuke Hall\, Inner Circle\n\n\nFormat\nIn-Person\n\n\nOrganized by\nRegent’s University London\n\n\n\nAbout the Event\nThe Imam Ali Seminar is an academic gathering hosted at Regent’s University London dedicated to exploring the spiritual and intellectual legacy of Imam Ali (a.s.). The event features scholarly discussions on interfaith connections and historical perspectives on spiritual witnessing\, serving as a platform for interdisciplinary dialogue among prominent researchers in Islamic and interfaith studies. \nTopics & Scope\n\nSpiritual Witnessing: Analysis of Lady Zaynab’s perspective on martyrdom\nInterfaith Reflections: Comparative studies between the “Psalms of Imam Ali” and the Old Testament\nHistorical Religious Thought: Classical themes in Islamic and Abrahamic traditions\n\nTarget Audience\nThis seminar is designed for academic researchers\, theology students\, and individuals interested in interfaith dialogue and Islamic spirituality\, particularly those studying the intersection of the Ahlulbayt’s legacy with global religious traditions. \nImportant Dates\n\n\n\nMilestone\nDate\n\n\nEvent Date\nMarch 1\, 2026\n\n\nEvent Time\n2:00 PM\n\n\n\nKeynote Speakers & Program\nChair: Prof. Robert Gleave \nUniversity of Exeter \nProfessor of Arabic Studies in the Institute of Arab and Islamic Studies\, University of Exeter\, UK. He researches the history of Shīʿīsm\, with a particular interest in Shiite Law. His recent collaborative publications include Shi’ite Legal Theory: Sources and Commentaries (2023) and Islamic Law in Context: A Primary Source Reader. He is currently British Academy Wolfson Professor\, completing a monograph on the history of Shiite law in the early 19th century CE. \nDr. Reza Shah-Kazemi \n“Nothing but Beauty: Lady Zaynab and the Meaning of Bearing Witness” \nAn author in Islamic Studies and Comparative Religion; Senior Research Associate at the Institute of Ismaili Studies; and Managing Editor of Encyclopaedia Islamica. He studied International Relations and Politics at Sussex and Exeter Universities before obtaining his PhD in Comparative Religion from the University of Kent. \nShaykh Dr. Ghulamabbas Murtaza Lakha \n“Interfaith Reflections on the Psalms of Imam Ali (a.s.) and the Old Testament” \nA researcher and tutor in Psychology of Religion at the University of Oxford\, holding degrees spanning Economics\, Psychology\, Neuroscience\, Theology\, Islamic Studies\, History and Arabic\, and a DPhil in Psychiatry examining Islamic concepts in psychotherapeutic treatment. He has lectured widely on contemporary Islam and was accredited as a Shaykh in 2020 by the Hākim al-Sharʿ for Europe of Grand Ayatullah Sistani. \nSubmission & Registration\nRegistration for attendance is typically managed through the university’s events portal. Participants are encouraged to visit the official website to confirm seat availability and entry requirements for Tuke Hall. \nFees & Funding\nNot specified by the organizers. \nOfficial Links\nDirect Information Link: shii-news.imes.ed.ac.uk \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on February 23\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website. \nLast Updated: February 23\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/imam-ali-seminar-london-lady-zaynab-interfaith-psalms/
LOCATION:Regent’s University London\, Tuke Hall\, Inner Circle\, British Indian Ocean Territory
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Symposiums
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SUMMARY:Faith\, Coexistence & Climate: Interfaith Dialogue in London
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: CLOSED \nFaith\, Coexistence & Climate \n“A Dialogue for a Sustainable Future” \nKey Details\n\n\n\nDate(s)\nMarch 27\, 2026\n\n\nTime\n6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (London Time)\n\n\nLocation\nThe Islamic College\, 133 High Road\, Willesden\, London\n\n\nFormat\nIn-Person\n\n\nOrganized by\nThe Islamic College\n\n\n\nAbout the Event\nThis academic interfaith dialogue brings together Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris scholars to explore the intersection of religious traditions and environmental responsibility. Organized by The Islamic College\, the event examines how faith can guide humanity toward environmental sustainability and climate justice. It serves as a collaborative platform for discussing the role of diverse spiritual perspectives in addressing global ecological crises. The session aims to foster a sustainable future through cross-disciplinary and inter-religious cooperation. \nTopics & Scope\n\nInterfaith perspectives on environmental sustainability\nThe role of religious traditions in climate justice\nSpiritual guidance for ecological responsibility\nCollaborative dialogue between Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris traditions\n\nTarget Audience\nThis dialogue is designed for academic researchers\, theology and environmental studies students\, interfaith practitioners\, and individuals interested in the relationship between religious ethics and climate action. \nImportant Dates\n\n\n\nMilestone\nDate\n\n\nEvent Date\nMarch 27\, 2026\n\n\n\nFeatured Speakers & Program\nRachel Priestman \nInterfaith Co-ordinator\, Brahma Kumaris (UK) \nFacilitates dialogue and understanding between diverse faith traditions. For over 20 years\, she has studied\, practised\, and taught Raja Yoga Meditation with the Brahma Kumaris. She holds a B.A. Honours in German from the University of Bristol and a postgraduate diploma in Library\, Archive & Information Studies from University College London\, and has worked across academic librarianship\, urban regeneration\, PR\, marketing\, and arts management. \nSheikh Mirza Abbas \nScholar and Lecturer\, The Islamic College \nHas taught seminarian studies at the Islamic College for the past decade\, with a focus on spiritual teaching and training. He has served several Shi’i communities in the UK as a resident scholar and lectures extensively across the US and Europe. He trained at the Hawza Ilmiyyah of Qum\, holds an MA in Islamic Theology from the University of Birmingham\, and is currently pursuing a PhD in practical mysticism at the University of Exeter. \nDr. Chris Hewer \nChristian Theologian\, specialist in Christian–Muslim relations \nHas worked in the field of Muslims in Britain and Christian–Muslim relations since 1986\, including at the Centre for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (Selly Oak\, Birmingham) and as Adviser on Inter-Faith Relations to the Bishop of Birmingham (1999–2005) and St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations (2006–2010). He continues to teach study days and residential courses and to develop written and electronic resources on Christian–Muslim relations. \nA full session programme will be confirmed by the organizers closer to the event date. \nSubmission & Registration\nThis event does not involve a call for papers or abstract submission. Individuals interested in attending should consult the official website for registration procedures and entry requirements. \nFees & Funding\nNot specified by the organizers. Please check the official website for the latest information on attendance costs\, if any. \nOfficial Links\nOfficial Website: islamic-college.ac.uk/faith-coexistence-climate-a-dialogue-for-a-sustainable-future \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on February 22\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website. \nLast Updated: February 22\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/faith-coexistence-climate-interfaith-dialogue-in-london/
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SUMMARY:Shiʿi Studies Symposium 2026: Ritual in Shiʿi Islam at UChicago
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: CLOSED — This event has taken place. \nShiʿi Studies Symposium 2026 \nAnnual Symposium | 2026 \n“Ritual in Shiʿi Islam” \nKey Details\n\n\n\nDate(s)\nMay 15–16\, 2026\n\n\nLocation\nChicago\, USA — The University of Chicago\n\n\nFormat\nIn-Person\n\n\nOrganized by\nThe University of Chicago Shiʿi Studies Group\n\n\nSubmission Deadline\nFebruary 28\, 2026\n\n\n\nAbout the Event\nThe University of Chicago Shiʿi Studies Symposium is an interdisciplinary forum established in 2010 to facilitate rigorous research on Shiʿism among faculty and graduate students. The 2026 edition focuses on the theme of “Ritual\,” exploring the diverse practices through which institutional\, communal\, and theological commitments are enacted\, maintained\, and contested. Using an interdisciplinary lens\, the symposium examines how devotional\, legal\, and theological rituals across Ismaʿili\, Jaʿfari\, Zaydi\, and other Shiʿi traditions historically constitutes the bedrock of congregational life and communal memory. \nA primary objective of the gathering is to foreground intra-Shiʿi practices and beliefs\, attending to the ways distinct Shiʿi groups differentiate themselves through unique thought\, practice\, and modes of authority\, while also inviting critical analysis of Shiʿi ritual life in relation to Ibadi and Sunni communities. Building on previous themes such as walāya\, the formation of centers of learning\, governance\, and the dynamics of sectarianism\, this annual gathering continues its tradition of bringing together senior and early-career scholars to strengthen the global field of Shiʿi Studies. \nTopics & Scope\n\nThe calcification and re-invigoration of Islamic law\nThe integration of the occult\, talismans\, and magic into devotional life\nThe development of shrine spaces to accommodate and shape visitors’ ritual practices\nThe regulation of grief\, piety\, and embodied discipline\nRitual failure\, excess\, and contestation in Shiʿi practice\n\nTarget Audience\nThis symposium is primarily designed for university faculty\, graduate students\, and both senior and early-career scholars working in fields such as Islamic studies\, theology\, history\, and the humanities. \nImportant Dates\n\n\n\nMilestone\nDate\n\n\nAbstract Submission Deadline\nFebruary 28\, 2026\n\n\nResponse Date\nMarch 8\, 2026\n\n\nSymposium Dates\nMay 15–16\, 2026\n\n\n\nSpeakers & Program\nThe program features paper presentations of approximately 20 minutes each\, followed by moderated discussions between panelists and the audience. Session schedules and speakers are announced following the completion of the abstract review process. \nSubmission & Registration\nProspective presenters are asked to submit an abstract of approximately 300 words along with a CV\, send via email to uchicagoshiistudies@gmail.com with the subject line: “2026 UChicago Shiʿi Studies Symposium Application”. \nFees & Funding\nNot specified by the organizers. \nOfficial Links\nContact Email: uchicagoshiistudies@gmail.com \nMore Information: voices.uchicago.edu/shiistudies/2026-shii-studies-symposium/cfp-2026 \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on February 23\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website. \nLast Updated: February 23\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/shi%ca%bfi-studies-symposium-2026-ritual-in-shi%ca%bfi-islam-at-uchicago/
LOCATION:Chicago
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Symposiums
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SUMMARY:Call for Papers: The 6th International Congress on Imam Reza (AS)
DESCRIPTION:The Sixth International Congress on Imam Reza (AS) \nThe University of Tehran and Astan Quds Razavi cordially invite academics\, researchers\, and scholars to the Sixth International Congress on Imam Reza (AS). In each edition\, this global congress focuses on a fundamental dimension of Razavi thought to provide a platform for dialogue and the exchange of ideas among thinkers from various cultures and religions\, aiming to revive monotheistic traditions and a lifestyle aligned with them. \nIn general\, the congress aims to achieve the following strategic goals: \n\nExplaining and Promoting Razavi Discourse: Focusing on fundamental concepts such as justice\, truth\, human dignity\, spiritual freedom\, and the fight against oppression and discrimination to address the moral and social needs of modern humanity.\nCreating International Synergy: Establishing a space for global dialogue among scholars\, researchers\, and cultural activists to examine ways to realize inclusive justice and protect human rights.\nStrengthening Intellectual and Moral Convergence: Confronting spiritual crises\, structural dominance\, and moral decay by utilizing monotheistic and justice-oriented Razavi thought.\nRe-evaluating Key Human and Social Concepts: Analyzing truth\, justice\, dignity\, and conflict resolution through the lens of religion\, rationality\, and spirituality to rebuild human societies.\nDeveloping a Justice-Oriented Conceptual Framework: Enhancing the understanding of policies and behaviors that lead to the transcendence of individuals and society in light of Imam Reza’s teachings.\n\nThe theme for this year’s congress is “Human Rights and Dignity in the Civilizational Teachings of Ahl al-Bayt\, with an Emphasis on the Teachings of Imam Reza (AS)”. This theme explores the profound insights of the Prophet’s Household on fundamental human principles. \nThis year\, the congress will feature presentations and discussions on a wide range of topics\, including: \n\nInnateness and Divinity\nOntology\, Epistemology\, and Philosophy\nSocial and Political Dimensions\nCivic and Citizenship\nEthics\n\nKey Information & Submission Guidelines \n\nDates: June 1\, 2026\, and June 2\, 2026\nLocation: Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS)\, Mashhad\, Iran\nOrganizers: University of Tehran & Astan Quds Razavi\n\nSubmission Requirements: \n\nAbstracts: Minimum 1000 words.\nAbstract Submission Deadline: March 9\, 2026 (19th of Esfand\, 1404 SH).\nFull Paper Submission Deadline: April 10\, 2026 (21st of Farvardin\, 1405 SH).\n\nWe encourage submissions that offer new perspectives and contribute to a deeper understanding of the civilizational teachings of Imam Reza (AS).
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/sixth-international-congress-imam-reza-event-call/
LOCATION:Mashhad\, Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS)\, Mashhad\, Holy Shrine of Imam Reza (AS)\, Iran\, Islamic Republic of
CATEGORIES:Scientific & Research Events
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SUMMARY:Women’s Roles in New World Order: Iran-Italy Academic Webinar
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: CLOSED — This event has taken place. \nAcademic Webinar on Clarifying the Models of Women’s Role-Playing in the New World Order \n“Analyzing the Socio-Political and Economic Dimensions of Women’s Roles: Insights from Iranian and Italian Experiences” \nKey Details\n\n\n\nDate\nJune 16\, 2026\n\n\nLocation\nOnline — Google Meet\n\n\nFormat\nOnline (Virtual Webinar)\n\n\nOrganized by\nGeneral Directorate for Women and Family Affairs Abroad of the Islamic Culture and Relations Organization (ICRO)\, in cooperation with the Cultural Counselor of Iran in Italy\n\n\n\nAbout the Event\nThis specialized academic webinar focuses on evaluating and clarifying diverse models of women’s active roles within the framework of the new world order. Organized by the General Directorate for Women and Family Affairs Abroad of ICRO in cooperation with the Cultural Counselor of Iran in Italy\, the session draws on comparative perspectives and experiences from both Iran and Italy to examine the multi-dimensional contributions of women across contemporary social\, political\, and economic spheres. Is held in both Persian and Italian\, it brings together Iranian and Italian thinkers\, institutional leaders\, and university professors to foster international dialogue on gender dynamics\, social agency\, and societal development. \nTopics & Scope\n\nSocio-political and economic roles of women in the contemporary era\nComparative analysis of women’s societal agency and experiences in Iran and Italy\nWomen’s strategic participation and leadership within the emerging global order\nCross-cultural dialogue between Iranian and Italian academic\, institutional\, and cultural perspectives\n\nTarget Audience\nThis event is organized for academic researchers\, university faculty\, postgraduate students specializing in gender studies\, international relations\, philosophy\, sociology\, and anthropology\, as well as independent scholars interested in contemporary cross-cultural societal frameworks. \nSpeakers & Program\nIranian Speakers \nDr. Zeinab Rastegarpanah \nDirector General for Women and Family Affairs Abroad\, ICRO \nEng. Zeinab Gheisari \nMember of the Islamic Consultative Assembly (Iranian Parliament) \nDr. Abolfazl Eqbali \nFaculty Member\, Women and Family Studies Department\, Alzahra University \nItalian Speakers \nFulvia D’Aloisio \nFull Professor of Cultural Anthropology\, University of Campania “Luigi Vanvitelli” \nClaudia Segre \nPresident and Founder\, Global Thinking Foundation (GLT) \nElisa Giomi \nProfessor\, Department of Philosophy\, Communication\, and Performing Arts\, Roma Tre University \nLelia Azadegan \nHead of the Casa del Bangladesh Institutional Association in Italy \n\n\n\nTime Slot\nSession Details\n\n\n07:30 AM GMT / 11:00 AM Iran Time\nJoint Academic Session: Keynote Lectures and Panel Discussion (Bilingual: Persian & Italian)\n\n\n\nRegistration\nThis event is hosted live as a public academic seminar with separate\, dedicated digital rooms to support multilingual audiences and cross-regional translation. No pre-submission of papers is required for general attendance. \nAs this event is introduced by Tolou International Institute and not organized by us\, please refer to the official platform links for archived records and subsequent session follow-ups. \nFees & Funding\nVirtual Attendance: Free / Open Access \nOfficial Links\nEnglish/Main Virtual Portal: https://meet.google.com/jhe-nfon-dyx \nPersian Translation Room: https://meet.google.com/mvh-jgma-vah \nTelegram Communication Channel: https://t.me/internationalreligioustudies2026 \nEitaa Platform Feed: https://eitaa.com/internationalreligioustudies2026 \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on June 17\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website. \nLast Updated: June 17\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/womens-roles-in-new-world-order-iran-italy-academic-webinar/
LOCATION:Google Meet
CATEGORIES:Conferences & Symposiums
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tehran:20260924T080000
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SUMMARY:Faith\, Coexistence & Climate: Interfaith Dialogue for a Sustainable Future
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: CLOSED\nFaith\, Coexistence & Climate\n“A Dialogue for a Sustainable Future”\nKey Details\nDate(s) March 27\, 2026\nTime 6:00 PM – 8:00 PM (London Time)\nLocation The Islamic College\, 133 High Road\, Willesden\, London\nFormat In-Person\nOrganized by The Islamic College\nAbout the Event\nThis academic interfaith dialogue brings together Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris scholars to explore the intersection of religious traditions and environmental responsibility. Organized by The Islamic College\, the event examines how faith can guide humanity toward environmental sustainability and climate justice. It serves as a collaborative platform for discussing the role of diverse spiritual perspectives in addressing global ecological crises. The session aims to foster a sustainable future through cross-disciplinary and inter-religious cooperation.\nTopics & Scope\n● Interfaith perspectives on environmental sustainability\n● The role of religious traditions in climate justice\n● Spiritual guidance for ecological responsibility\n● Collaborative dialogue between Christian\, Muslim\, and Brahma Kumaris traditions\nTarget Audience\nThis dialogue is designed for academic researchers\, theology and environmental studies students\, interfaith practitioners\, and individuals interested in the relationship between religious ethics and climate action.\nImportant Dates\nMilestone Date\nEvent Date March 27\, 2026\nFeatured Speakers & Program\nRachel Priestman\nInterfaith Co-ordinator\, Brahma Kumaris (UK)\nFacilitates dialogue and understanding between diverse faith traditions. For over 20 years\, she has studied\, practised\, and taught Raja Yoga Meditation with the Brahma Kumaris. She holds a B.A. Honours in German from the University of Bristol and a postgraduate diploma in Library\, Archive & Information Studies from University College London\, and has worked across academic librarianship\, urban regeneration\, PR\, marketing\, and arts management.\nSheikh Mirza Abbas\nScholar and Lecturer\, The Islamic College\nHas taught seminarian studies at the Islamic College for the past decade\, with a focus on spiritual teaching and training. He has served several Shi’i communities in the UK as a resident scholar and lectures extensively across the US and Europe. He trained at the Hawza Ilmiyyah of Qum\, holds an MA in Islamic Theology from the University of Birmingham\, and is currently pursuing a PhD in practical mysticism at the University of Exeter.\nDr. Chris Hewer\nChristian Theologian\, specialist in Christian–Muslim relations\nHas worked in the field of Muslims in Britain and Christian–Muslim relations since 1986\, including at the Centre for the Study of Islam and Christian-Muslim Relations (Selly Oak\, Birmingham) and as Adviser on Inter-Faith Relations to the Bishop of Birmingham (1999–2005) and St Ethelburga Fellow in Christian-Muslim Relations (2006–2010). He continues to teach study days and residential courses and to develop written and electronic resources on Christian–Muslim relations.\nA full session programme will be confirmed by the organizers closer to the event date.\nSubmission & Registration\nThis event does not involve a call for papers or abstract submission. Individuals interested in attending should consult the official website for registration procedures and entry requirements.\nFees & Funding\nNot specified by the organizers. Please check the official website for the latest information on attendance costs\, if any.\nOfficial Links\nOfficial Website: islamic-college.ac.uk/faith-coexistence-climate-a-dialogue-for-a-sustainable-future \nDISCLAIMER\nThis event listing is published by Tolou International Institute on February 22\, 2026\, based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. For registration and submissions\, refer to the official event website.\nLast Updated: February 22\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/faith-coexistence-climate-interfaith-dialogue-for-a-sustainable-future/
CATEGORIES:Scientific & Research Events
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DTSTART;TZID=Asia/Tehran:20260927T080000
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SUMMARY:Qur’anic Miracles Festival 2027: Submit Books & Theses by Nov 21
DESCRIPTION:STATUS: OPEN — Submissions are currently being accepted. \nFirst International Festival of Outstanding Books and Theses on Qur’anic Miracles and Interdisciplinary Qur’anic Studies \n1st Edition | 2027 \n“Recognizing Outstanding Scholarly Contributions to Qur’anic Miracles and Interdisciplinary Qur’anic Studies” \nKey Details \n\n\n\nDate(s)\n February 24\, 2027 \n\n\nLocation\nTehran\, Iran — Shahid Beheshti University\n\n\nFormat\n In-Person \n\n\nOrganized by\nResearch Institute for Interdisciplinary Qur’anic Studies\, Shahid Beheshti University\, in collaboration with the London Islamic Centre\n\n\nSubmission Deadline\nNovember 21\, 2026 \n\n\n\nAbout the Event \nThe First International Festival of Outstanding Books and Theses on Qur’anic Miracles and Interdisciplinary Qur’anic Studies is organized by the Research Institute for Interdisciplinary Qur’anic Studies at Shahid Beheshti University\, in collaboration with the London Islamic Centre. The festival aims to identify\, introduce\, and recognize outstanding scholarly and research works addressing Qur’anic miracles and interdisciplinary approaches to Qur’anic studies. It invites researchers\, university faculty members\, students\, and authors to submit eligible books and theses for consideration. Awards will be presented to selected works at the festival\, which will be held at Shahid Beheshti University in Tehran. \nTopics & Scope \n\nThe Qur’an and natural sciences\nThe Qur’an and the humanities\nThe Qur’an and social sciences\nThe Qur’an and Biblical studies\nThe Qur’an and artificial intelligence\nThe Qur’an and cognitive sciences\nQur’anic systems\nThe Qur’an and contemporary global challenges\nModern tools and methodologies in Qur’anic studies\n\nSpecial Category \nMethodology of Qur’anic Studies of Miracles \nShahid Dr. Mohammad-Mahdi Tehranchi Award \nTarget Audience \nThe festival is intended for researchers\, university faculty members\, postgraduate students\, and authors of scholarly works in Qur’anic studies and related interdisciplinary fields. It is particularly relevant to scholars working on Qur’anic miracles\, interdisciplinary approaches to the Qur’an\, and the application of contemporary scientific and methodological tools to Qur’anic research. \nImportant Dates \n\n\n\nMilestone\nDate\n\n\n\n\nSubmission Deadline \nNovember 21\, 2026\n\n\nFestival Date\nFebruary 24\, 2027\n\n\n\nThe festival will recognize: \n\nThree outstanding master’s theses\nThree outstanding doctoral dissertations\nThree outstanding books\nSelected works will receive awards and prizes.\n\nSubmission & Registration \nThe festival accepts books\, master’s theses\, and doctoral dissertations that meet the specified eligibility requirements. Eligible works must have been defended or published between 2022 and 2024 and may be submitted in Persian\, English\, or Arabic. \nAuthors and researchers are invited to submit their works to the festival secretariat by November 21\, 2026 via the designated email address: quran@sbu.ac.ir \nNo separate online submission portal or registration procedure is specified in the available announcement. \nAs this event is introduced by Tolou International Institute and not organized by us\, please contact the event’s email as provided for all submission and registration procedures. \nFees & Funding Opportunities \nNo registration fees\, discounts\, or travel funding opportunities are specified in the available event information. \nOfficial Links \nContact Email: quran@sbu.ac.ir \nThis event listing was published by Tolou International Institute on Date based on information available from the official organizers. Tolou is not affiliated with or responsible for this event. Please verify all details — including dates\, fees\, and deadlines — directly with the event organizers\, as information is subject to change. \nLast Updated: September 10\, 2026
URL:https://tolouii.com/event/quranic-miracles-festival-2027-submit-books-theses-by-nov-21/
CATEGORIES:Scientific & Research Events
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SUMMARY:Masterclass: Reading English Texts on Mulla Sadra's Philosophy
DESCRIPTION:The Educational Workshop: “Reading English Texts Introducing Islamic Philosophy” \nQOM | The “Nafahat School of Wisdom and Mysticism in Foreign Languages” is organizing this specialized workshop focused on reading and analyzing introductory texts regarding the philosophy of Mulla Sadra in English. \nThis workshop adopts a specialized approach to examining the thoughts of the founder of Transcendent Theosophy (Hikmat al-Muta’aliyah). The curriculum is centered around the works of prominent international scholars\, including: \n\nToshihiko Izutsu: The renowned Japanese philosopher and Islamic scholar.\nSeyyed Hossein Nasr: The contemporary philosopher and traditionalist.\nIbrahim Kalin: The contemporary scholar and philosopher.\n\nThe course will be conducted under the scientific supervision of Hojjat al-Islam Seyyed Ali Sheikholeslam. \nThe “Nafahat School of Wisdom and Mysticism in Foreign Languages” is a specialized educational and research center dedicated to presenting Islamic wisdom and mysticism in global languages. The school’s core objectives include: \n\nSpecialized Education: Teaching classic Islamic philosophical texts (such as Transcendent Philosophy) in English to empower researchers for participation in international academic forums.\nInteractive Learning: Placing a strong emphasis on active participation and enhancing the level of scientific discourse in English.\nCultural Bridge: Promoting the ideas of great Muslim philosophers like Mulla Sadra within global academic spaces.\n\nRegistration Requirements and Key Details \n\nTarget Audience: The course is specifically offered for brothers who possess a foundational knowledge of Islamic philosophy and are fluent in English conversation.\nPrerequisites: Familiarity with philosophy at the level of Bidayat al-Hikmah or an undergraduate degree is required.\nRegistration Deadline: October 31st.\nInterview Dates: October 31st to November 4th.\nCourse Schedule: Starting Thursday\, November 5th; sessions will be held every Thursday from 10:00 AM to 12:00 PM.\nCertification: An official certificate will be granted upon successful completion of the course.\nRegistration Link: https://survey.porsline.ir/s/JNG11V3.
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