The Ummatics Institute is a research organization for the study of ummatic thought and practice
Our Key Activities
Colloquium
Participate in our Ummatics Colloquium, where esteemed figures from around the world engage in thought-provoking discussions, exploring ideas to benefit the Umma. Join us in fostering dialogue for a brighter future.
Research Papers
Explore our extensive collection of research papers on ummatic thought and practice, all held to the highest scholarly standards in Islamic and human sciences. Delve into cutting-edge knowledge that guides us toward a more meaningful ummatic ethos.
Conferences
Connect with like-minded individuals and renowned experts at our conferences, where influential discussions and collaborations take center stage. These events are a platform for sharing ideas and making a real impact in the ummatic community.
Events
Ummatics Annual Conference: Towards an Ummatic Future
Ummatics Colloquium
Redefining Islamic Education Towards an Ummatic Identity
Colloquium | Qas Al-Haq: An Alternative to Capitalism, Nation-State, Parts I & II
Browse by Discipline
On Ḥakimiyyah: Sovereignty of God and Communal Authority
Inventing Generation M: The Umma and Neoliberalism
Irredeemable Failure: The Modern Nation-State as a Nullifier of Ummatic Unity
Nationalism and Ummatic Solidarity: Reflections on a British memo (1917) from colonial East Africa
Secular Integration Models and Global Governance Schemes: Lessons for Ummatic Integration
Irredeemable Failure: The Modern Nation-State as a Nullifier of Ummatic Unity
Nationalism and Ummatic Solidarity: Reflections on a British memo (1917) from colonial East Africa
Islam Beyond Borders: Building Ummatic Solidarity in the 21st Century
Contention One: Ummatic Exceptionalism and the Prospect of Double Humiliation
Islam: A Revolt Against the Meta-Order
Late Ḥanafī Authorities on the Imamate
Umma Beyond the Nation-State: Imagination, Solidarity, Praxis
The Ummatics Institute’s inaugural 3-day conference was held June 13-15 in Istanbul, Türkiye. It attracted a diverse array of Ummatic-minded people, both of academic and non-academic backgrounds. The 27 paper presenters were affiliated with universities from all over the world including the United States, United Kingdom, Canada, Egypt, Sweden, Germany, the United States, the United Arab Emirates, and Türkiye. The paper topics presented at the conference ranged from conceptualizations of the Umma to ideas related to Khilafah and Islamic political theory to visions of an Islamic governance system for the modern world.