About the Journal

   Welcome to IET-2027

(Official website: https://iet.fikomdigi.unimus.ac.id/)

 

PMB UNIMUS

Advances on Islamic and Emerging Technologies in Complex Societies 

                           Semarang, Indonesia | 26-27 June, 2027

News

·       Website launched [30 July 2026]
·       Special issue journal proposals submitted [1 August 2026] 
·       Approved special sessions [1 August 2026] 
·       Proceedings proposal submitted to Springer Nature [31 August 2026]

 

Introduction
The 2027 International Conference on Islam and Emerging Technologies (IET-2027) event delivers rigorous, research-driven analyses of modern technological challenges through an Islamic lens. By fostering collaboration between Islamic scholars and scientist, it bridges classical Islamic scholarship including Islamic studies with advancements in AI, Technology, fintech, education, and beyond. The conference equips policy makers, academic and industry with actionable insights at the intersection of faith and innovation.
This unique meeting is conceptualized to fill a significant scholarly gap by contextualizing Islamic disciplines within the framework of technological transformations. It encourages multidisciplinary research that connect Shariah, ethics, economics, education, governance, AI, and technology innovation, reflecting the complexity and interconnectivity of modern challenges. The series is designed to offer actionable insights and practical models for a wide range of stakeholders, including Islamic institutions, governments, NGOs, and the economics sector. Ultimately, it aspires to serve as a global reference for academics, policymakers, Shariah scholars, industry leaders, and students who are navigating the evolving landscape of Islamic responses to digital disruption.

Aim
The International Conference on Islam and Emerging Technologies (IET) aims to pioneer a forward-looking intellectual meeting that integrates traditional Islamic scholarship with the realities, challenges, and opportunities of the digital era. It provides a critical platform to explore how Islamic worldviews, ethical paradigms, and legal structures engage with artificial intelligence, fintech, sustainability, digital pedagogy, and new media.