Founded in 1981 to enable research in Islamic Culture, History, Islamic Theology and Religion — nurturing scholarship, publications and meaningful community learning.
The Academy of Islamic Research was founded in 1981 to enable and strengthen research in Islamic Culture, History, Islamic Theology and Religion.
Through scholarly initiatives, publications and regular engagement, the Academy encourages deeper understanding of the Quran, Islamic history and teachings while supporting students, scholars and community learners.
The Academy advances structured research, education and dissemination through scholarship and community dialogue.
Encouraging academic inquiry into Islamic history, theology, culture and comparative understanding of religions.
Publishing valuable work and making Islamic knowledge accessible through books, manuscripts and discussion forums.
Review meetings are held regularly on every Thursday, where frank and free discussions are conducted in the light of the teachings of the Quran.
Topics include: Evolution of Man, Muslim Personal Law in India, Taqwa, Purpose of Haj, Treasury of Allah, Authentic Narration (Hadees), Importance of Salath, Status of Women in Islam, Charity (Zakath), Al-Nisa and more.
New members regularly join with interest in understanding the Quran through discussions and reference books available at the Academy.
The Academy of Islamic Research maintains an Islamic Library with books in different languages, supporting both members and public learners.
Reach out to the Academy for publications, membership, library access, research collaboration or scholarly opportunities.