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At the core of AMI’s research endeavours lies a steadfast commitment to addressing the practical challenges encountered by Muslims in their daily lives while engaging in critical discussions surrounding theoretical and theological issues in Islamic thought. Our approach to learning is truly distinctive, as we seamlessly integrate traditional seminary methods with modern approaches to the study of Islam and Muslim society. This fusion creates an environment conducive to the development of research that resonates within traditional seminary circles, academia, and society at large.

AMI’s research activities are organised into six specialised departments, each dedicated to a specific area of study:

The Department of Islamic Legal Studies

The Department of Islamic Legal Studies

The Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology

The Department of Islamic Philosophy and Theology

The Department of Qur’anic Studies

The Department of Qur’anic Studies

The Department of Hadith and History

The Department of Hadith and History

The Department of Studies in Comparative Religion

The Department of Studies in Comparative Religion

The Department of Mysticism and Spirituality

The Department of Mysticism and Spirituality