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About this event presented by Hizb ut-Tahrir Australia.
This is a full-day intensive workshop that will cover the key principles of Islamic political thought and distinctions with Western thought, and discuss the Caliphate from various angles: definition and legal status as elucidated by classical scholarship, systems - with a focus on ruling and economics, historical progression from establishment, to consolidation, expansion, decline and eventual destruction, as well as the significant question of re-establishment.
Workshop Outline
The Caliphate and Islamic Political Thought: Concepts, Issues and Contemporary Application
SESSION I – THE CALIPHATE (KHILAFAH) & ISLAMIC POLITICAL THOUGHT
Part i - Caliphate: Definition, Legal Ruling, Roles & Objectives
a. The comprehensiveness of the Islamic Creed & politics in Islam
b. Caliphate: definition and hukm [legal ruling]
c. Caliphate: a means to an end - roles, responsibilities & objectives
Part ii – Distinctions from Western political thought
a. The ‘state’ in Western political thought
b. Western ideology: Liberalism
c. Conceptual case study: Human rights
SESSION II - SYSTEMS OF THE CALIPHATE
Part i – Ruling and Administration
a. Principles of ruling in Islam
b. Caliphate state organisations
Part ii – Economy
a. The economic system of Islam
b. Economic means and objectives
c. Case study: Global Economic Crisis 2008
SESSION III - CALIPHATE - PAST, PRESENT & FUTURE
Part i – History of the Caliphate
a. Establishment and expansion
b. Period of Decline
c. Destruction
Part ii – Re-establishment of the Caliphate
a. The work to re-establish the Caliphate today & glad tidings in primary texts
b. Issues of Methodology
c. Nature of political activism in Islam
Event Details
Where
Batman's Hill on Collins
623 Collins Street
Melbourne
When
Saturday 21 Apr 2012 from 9:00am to 5:00pm (Australia/Melbourne)
Deadline
Friday 20 Apr 2012 10:00pm (Australia/Melbourne)
Source : http://www.hizb-australia.org/media/localevents/2012WorkshopMelbourne/Workshop%20Outline.pdf
