Delving into the intellectual legacies of post-Kantian Christianity and the Islamic Tradition, the seminar illuminated the rich tapestry of ideas that had shaped religious thought over centuries. Through a nuanced historical lens and a comparative framework. Through a nuanced historical lens and a comparative framework.

The Classical Institute was extremely delighted to host an academic seminar foregrounding the value of a Divine-oriented education rooted in timeless principles and established wisdom. It explores the potential of such education in fostering spiritual enrichment and intellectual development, thereby inspiring holistic learning experiences and a deeper understanding of the world.

This seminar is the second part of our ongoing series and promises to provide a deep and engaging exploration into Immanuel Kant's philosophical synthesis of morality and religion. Dr. Saad Ismail’s expertise and insightful analysis will offer valuable perspectives and stimulate thoughtful discussion.

This seminar will offer an in-depth examination of the distinctive features of scholarship in the Haramayn, emphasising its rich diversity and the profound veneration for the Prophet, peace be upon him. Dr al-Dabbagh will articulate the ways in which these scholarly traditions have evolved, linking the premodern era to contemporary intellectual discourses and underscoring their enduring significance in modern scholarship.