Day 2 — September 12, Sunday
Session 3 — 10:00 – 12:00 Traditional Approaches to Multiplexity in the Islamic Disciplines
Moderator: Kasım Kopuz
Hüsnü Geçer
“O Humankind”: Conceptions of the Human in Classical Islamic Thought (“Ey Insan”: Klasik İslam Düşüncesinde İnsan Tasavvurları)
Mahmoud Masri (Fatih Sultan Mehmet Vakıf University)
The Levels of Self (marātib al-nafs) in the Context of the Levels of Knowledge (marātib al-’ilm): Whosoever Knows Himself Knows His Lord
(مراتب النفس في سياق منظومة مراتب العلم: من عرف نفسه فقد عرف ربَّه)
Muhammed Salih Ekinci el-Ğursî (Dar al-Fuqaha) 💻
A Call to Opinion Leaders of the World from the Perspective of Multiplex Ontology and Epistemology
(نداء إلى قادة الرأي في العالم تحت بيان مراتب الوجود ومراتب العلم)
Hamzeh al-Bakri (Ibn Haldun University)
The Multiplicity of the Aspects of the Hukm and its Effect on the Complementarity of the Islamic Sciences
(تعدُّد جهات الحكم وأثره في تكامل العلوم الإسلامية)
Session 4 — 14:00 – 16:00 Multiplex Approaches to Human Self and Action: Contemporary Interpretations
Moderator: Naoki Yamamoto (Marmara University)
Recep Şentürk (Ibn Haldun University)
Me, Myselves, and I: Al-Ghazali’s Theory of Multiplex Self and Action
Mohammad Hammour (Ibn Haldun University)
Liberty and the Self
Abdallah Rothman 💻 (Cambridge Muslim College, UK)
A Multiplex Approach to Psychology: Reorienting to the Study of the Soul from within an Islamic Paradigm
Rahmi Oruç & Önder Küçükural (Ibn Haldun University)
Munāẓara in Between Dialogical and Monological Approaches to Argumentation
Session 5 — 16:30-18:30 Social Science from a Multiplex Perspective: Issues, Values, and Ethical Life
Moderator: Tuba Erkoç Baydar (Ibn Haldun University)
Rosabel Ansari 💻 (Stony Brook University, US)
Multiplexity in Islamic Metaphysics: Tashkīk and Modulation
Omar Qureshi 💻 (Zaytuna College, US)
Adab: Habitus and Relationality
Alan Godlas 💻 (University of Georgia, US)
Rehumanizing Teaching and Research in Islamic Studies
Volkan Stodolsky 💻 (Darul Qasim, US)
A Repudiation of Physicians Killing Their Patients: The Darkness of the Enlightenment and the Inviolability of Human Life in the Light of Revelation
Closing Remarks — 18:30 – 19:00
Recep Şentürk, Alparslan Açıkgenç, Amin Kholwadia, Mohammad Hammour, Hooman Keshavarzi, Heba Raouf