Superior University, through the Chaudhry Abdul Khaliq Center for Contemporary Islamic Sciences (CAKCCIS), will host an ICCIS Panel Discussion titled “Islamic Education & Curriculum Reform for Global Citizenship” on Tuesday, 14 July 2026, at the Dental Board Room, Main Campus.
The panel discussion will bring together distinguished scholars, education experts, researchers, and academicians to examine the evolving role of Islamic education in addressing the needs of a rapidly changing world. The session will explore how curriculum reform can integrate Islamic values with intellectual growth, critical thinking, and global awareness to prepare students for contemporary social and professional challenges.
Participants will engage in meaningful discussions on values-based learning, educational innovation, and the development of responsible global citizens through contemporary Islamic thought. The event aims to encourage academic collaboration and knowledge exchange while highlighting the importance of curriculum development in shaping future generations.
Researchers, students, academicians, and professionals are invited to participate in this insightful dialogue and contribute to conversations on the future of Islamic education and curriculum reform.
