The inaugural Western Indian Ocean Studies workshop entitled 'Rahe Najat (The Path of Salvation): Religious and social dynamics amongst mercantile communities of the western Indian Ocean' was hosted by the department of religious studies from 12-13 November 2015 at the Florida International University in Miami.
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14 March 2026 / 25. Ramadhan 1447
2020 Postponed Conference
The World Federation of KSIMC will hold the 2020 Postponed Conference virtually on
21st – 23rd May 2021
&
29th – 30th May 2021
Our postponed triennial conference will be held from Friday 21st May - Sunday 30th May 2021, over 2 weekends.
Please join us online and follow the proceedings as an observer either via our YouTube Live channel or on Zoom (which requires registration latest by 06:00 BST Friday 21st May and has a limited capacity). REGISTRATION IS NOW CLOSED.
Many delegates representing their respective regional federations are expected to attend.
AGENDA DETAILS
During the conference, several key issues will be addressed and a number of decisions will be made, including the areas of focus for the next term. We will be reporting on achievements during the term 2017 – 2020, and during the interim term 2020-21. Read the agenda here .
WATCH ONLINE
If you're unable to attend, you can still follow the entire Conference online by following our social media pages:
Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | YouTube
We will be sharing live updates on our social media channels and sending newswires summaries. If you would like to share your thoughts, just use our hashtag #WFCONFERENCE in your post!
Summaries of each day can be found below:
Day One - Friday, May 21st
More details coming soon.
Day Two - Saturday, May 22nd
More details coming soon.
Day Three - Sunday, May 23rd
More details coming soon.
Day Four - Saturday, May 29th
More details coming soon.
Day Five - Sunday, May 30th
More details coming soon.
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