In this exclusive interview with Tolou International, Dr. Reza Berenjkar explores the vital role of “Academic Diplomacy” and argues that Islamic scholarship must move beyond a purely jurisprudential focus to address contemporary ethical and theological challenges.
The National Conference on Digital Islamic and Human Sciences in Qom successfully established a crucial platform for intellectual exchange between traditional scholarship and modern technology, featuring high-level academic and policy discussions.
The second national conference, “Qur’an and Etrat from the perspective of Islam researchers of Iran and the world,” was recently held in Tehran. The event aimed to explore the significance of the Quran and Etrat from an Islamic researcher’s perspective and featured speeches from six leading Islamic thinkers. A two-volume book of articles from the conference was also unveiled, promoting dialogue and engagement among scholars from different regions. The conference was a successful event that brought together scholars to explore the Quran and ʿ ʿ ʿEtra from a unique perspective.
