Events

• 19 JUL
  

  Post Event - AAISC4 Conference and Forum

  Post Event Updates -4th Annual Australian Islamic Schooling Conference: Islamic Schooling Renewal: A Focus on Social Justice...

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• 13 JUL
  

  4th Islamic Schooling Conference and Forum AAISC4 2019 - A focus on Social Justice

  The Centre for Islamic Thought and Education (CITE) at the University of South Australia invites you to submit a proposal to present at the AAISC4 201...

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• 20 JUN
  

  Public Lecture: Estate Planning: Obligations; Taxes and Documentation

  Free Public Lecture...

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• 02 MAY
  

  Public Lecture: Acknowledging religion in public schools is critical now more than ever

  CITE Free Public Lecture; Post-Christchurch Reflections: Acknowledging religion in public schools is critical now more than ever...

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• 28 MAR
  

  Public Lecture: Donate Your Organs Mate!

  Donate your organs mate! Organ donation and transplantation in Islam by Professor Mohamad Abdalla...

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• 28 FEB
  

  Public Lecture: Arabic and Muslims, a special relationship?

  It has been traditionally understood that Muslims hold a special place in their hearts for Arabic. Why are Muslims encouraged to learn Arabic? Does Ar...

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• 22 NOV
  

  Being Religiously Responsive to Australian Muslim Learners: Are There Limits?

  Being Religiously Responsive to Australian Learners: Are there limits? Australian learners are super diverse (Hattam and Rigney, 2018). And learner d...

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• 29 OCT
  

  Post Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and Muslim Learners in Australian Classrooms

  The Centre for Islamic Thought and Education (CITE), School of Education, UniSA recently held a symposium themed: Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and M...

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• 25 OCT
  

  Human Nature in Islam - Free Public Lecture

  The concept of human nature (or fitrah) is central to both Islamic and Western intellectual traditions, as manifested in the rich legacy of literature...

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• 11 OCT
  

  Culturally Responsive Pedagogy and Muslim Learners in Australian Classrooms

  The Centre for Islamic Thought and Education (CITE), School of Education, UniSA invites educators of Muslim learners to a symposium themed: Culturally...

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