Foundations
Revisit the sources, principles, and methods of Islamic law amid changing realities.
Local Wisdom, Global Challenges
The International Conference on Islamic Law, Sharia Studies & Governance (ICILSG 2026) provides an academic forum for examining how Islamic law and sharia respond to the realities of a plural and digital world.
The conference brings together scholars, researchers, postgraduate students, legal practitioners, and policymakers to exchange ideas on the foundations of Islamic law, its role in society and governance, and its engagement with emerging legal, technological, and social challenges.
Under the theme “Islamic Law in a Plural and Digital World: Local Wisdom, Global Challenges,” ICILSG welcomes original research using doctrinal, normative, empirical, comparative, historical, and interdisciplinary approaches.
Revisit the sources, principles, and methods of Islamic law amid changing realities.
Explore how Islamic legal thought shapes public institutions, social relations, and policy.
Respond to digital technology, artificial intelligence, and shifting social realities with responsible legal answers.
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08.00–16.00 WIB · Zoom
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ICILSG invites research across legal foundations, community life, governance, economic practice, and emerging technological questions.
Maqasid al-sharia, ijtihad, fatwa, usul al-fiqh, qawaid fiqhiyyah, Nusantara legal heritage, and Islamic legal education.
Family law, marriage, divorce, custody, inheritance, protection of women and children, inclusion, adat, ‘urf, and living law.
Islamic finance, banking, insurance, zakat, waqf, fintech, crypto assets, NFTs, smart contracts, and labour rights.
Jinayah, hudud, qisas, diyat, ta’zir, evidence, judiciary, sulh, tahkim, mediation, arbitration, and access to justice.
State governance, Islamic law and human rights, national legal systems, humanitarian law, peace, and diplomacy.
Halal assurance, certification, global standards, supply-chain traceability, digital labelling, and consumer protection.
Environmental fiqh, climate justice, bioethics, AI and automated fatwa, privacy, cybersecurity, disaster fiqh, and digital inheritance.
Contribute to responsible and contextually grounded legal thought and governance.
Islamic law is interpreted by scholars, applied by courts, and lived in communities whose customs and legal systems differ widely. Digital technology adds new questions of authority, accountability, and justice.
How can local wisdom connect Islamic legal thought, national legal systems, and global norms?
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Learn from scholars, researchers, legal practitioners, and thought leaders working across Islamic law and governance.
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Includes conference participation, a certificate of presentation, and publication of the submitted paper in an EBSCO-indexed international journal. Selected papers may contact the committee about publication upgrades to SINTA 2, SINTA 3, or other indexing services.
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