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Research at AKU-ISMC

The First Research Fellows Seminar held at AKU-ISMC

Research at the Institute for the Study of Muslim Civilisations (AKU-ISMC) concentrates on issues that are critical to all contemporary societies, particularly those that remain relatively unexplored within Muslim environments. The Institute hopes to mobilise Muslim and non-Muslim scholars around a wide range of themes and issues. These will require extensive inquiry, innovative thinking and the application of a range of research methodologies available across numerous disciplines. As in all activities undertaken by the Aga Khan University, AKU-ISMC conducts quality research that is relevant; its research activities seek to be meaningful and provide insight into the challenges that face contemporary Muslim societies.

Research at the Institute falls within two major themes:

  • Understanding the processes of social change in Muslim societies
  • Knowledge construction about Muslim cultures

In addition to these major themes of research, the Institute also engages in research related to ethics.

Research activities include conferences, seminars and workshops and a Research Fellowship Programme.

 

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