THE ROYAL CONFERENCE ON ISLAM & HUMANITY
Justice in Islam: Its Concept, History & Contemporary Challenges
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Royal Address by
Her Majesty Raja Zarith Sofiah
Queen of Malaysia and Chancellor of UTM
Welcoming Speech by
YBrs. Prof. Dr. Mohd Shafry Mohd Rahim
Vice-Chancellor of UTM
FEATURED SCHOLARS
Prof Dr. Joel Hayward
Establishing Justice through Prophetic Leadership​​
Al-Ghurair University, Qatar UAE
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Prof. Dr. Fahmy Zarkasyi
Justice and Adab in Islamic Educational Philosophy​
Rector of Universitas Darussalam
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Dr. Islam Hasani
The Treatment of Social Categories by the Institutions of Awqaf as per the Vakefnames Endowed by Albanian Population​
The Kingdom University, Bahrain
Dr. Yakoob Ahmed
Manifestation of Justice
in the Ottoman Empire​
Research Fellow, Asian Studies Centre, University of Tokyo
Prof. Dr. Mesut Idriz
The Rights of Minorities
under the Ottoman State​
Professor, University of Sharjah​​
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Imam Abdul Malik Mujahid
A Case for Palestinians​​
Former Chair of the Board of the Parliament of the World's Religions
Prof. Dr. Tatiana Denisova
Concept of Justice in the Malay Muslim Historiography
(16th – 19th Centuries)​
Lecturer, RZS-CASIS
Dr. Mohd Zaidi Ismail
Tadbir as Key Element of
Leadership in Islam​
Deputy Director-General, IKIM​​​
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Prof. Dr. Bilal Kuspinar
Justice and Adab in Sufism​​
Director, International Rumi Center for the Study of Civilizations of Sharjah
Dr. Hiroko Kushimoto
Al-Attas’ Philosophy and Issue of Justice in Global Higher Education​
Associate Professor at the Faculty of Global Studies, Sophia University
Dr. Ugi Suharto
Justice as Central Principle in Islamic Economic Thought and Practice​
Adjunct Professor, RZS-CASIS​
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Assoc. Prof. Dr. Khalif Muammar
Environmental Justice in Islam​​
Former Director, RZS-CASIS​
Prof. Dr. Wan Mohd Nor Wan Daud
Justice in Contemporary Islamic Thought​
​​​​Syed Muhammad Naquib Al-Attas Distinguished Chair of Islamic Thought
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Prof. Dr. Arparslan Acikgenc
Justice in Islamic Theological Discourse
​Professor, Ibn Haldun University
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