ICIJ 2026 proudly acknowledges its Institutional Partners. Through established academic partnerships and collaborative initiatives, these institutions support our mission of promoting impactful research and intellectual exchange.
Darul Huda Islamic University (DHIU), Kerala, India
Darul Huda Islamic University (DHIU), India, is a premier institution of Islamic higher education with more than four decades of distinguished service in academic excellence. The University is renowned for its pioneering integrative educational model, which harmoniously combines Islamic revealed knowledge with contemporary academic disciplines. Through its five Kulliyyahs, ten academic departments, and Graduate Institute, DHIU is dedicated to nurturing versatile scholars, visionary community leaders, and academic administrators equipped to provide intellectual leadership and contribute to the socio-cultural advancement of communities at both the national and international levels.
Centre for Study and Research (CSR), New Delhi India
The Centre for Study and Research (CSR), New Delhi, is an independent, not-for-profit research institution aimed at evolving an Islam inspired knowledge ecosystem.Its dedicated to advancing ethical, transdisciplinary, and value-based knowledge. CSR undertakes rigorous research on epistemological frameworks ,Indian muslims, religion and society, civilization, and emerging global challenges. Through research, publications, academic collaborations, conferences, and capacity-building initiatives, CSR strives to evolve scholarship that promotes alternative epistemology ,holistic understanding, and solutions to contemporary societal issues rooted in transcendental guidance. It is also envisioned to contribute meaningful knowledge that advances human civilization and the common good.
Al Jamia Al Islamiya Santhapuram, Kerala, India
Al Jamia Al Islamiya, Kerala, India, is a premier Islamic university celebrating 70 years of scholarly leadership. Established in 1955, it pioneered a holistic educational paradigm integrating traditional Islamic knowledge with modern sciences. With a global network of over 12,000 alumni serving as scholars, academicians, and thought-leaders, the institution remains a beacon of intellectual renaissance, driving contextually relevant research and community empowerment.
Aliah University, India
Established under the Aliah University Act, 2007 (West Bengal Act XXVII) and operational since 5 April 2008, Aliah University traces its legacy to the Muhammedan College of Calcutta, founded in 1780. Aliah University, an autonomous Institution under the Department of Minority Affairs and Madrasah Education, Govt. of West Bengal, started its first academic session in 2008-2009. Today, the University offers undergraduate, postgraduate, and doctoral programmes across engineering, science, arts, management, education, nursing, law, and Islamic Theology. Committed to academic excellence, innovation, and inclusive education, Aliah University promotes interdisciplinary research, skill development, and community engagement.
Islamic University of Spain Al-Andalusia (UNIDEA)
Universidad Islámica de España Al-Andalusia
The Islamic University of Spain Al-Andalusia (UNIDEA), based in Seville, is an Islamic higher education institution dedicated to academic excellence, research, and the integral formation of scholars, professionals, and leaders. Inspired by the Islamic intellectual tradition and the Andalusian legacy, UNIDEA serves Spain, Europe, and the Spanish-speaking world, promoting the integration of faith, knowledge, ethics, and social responsibility within contemporary society.
Sayed Ismail Shihabudheen Council for Visionary Leadership (SISCO)
Centre of Excellence, AbdulHamid AbuSulayman Kulliyyah of Islamic Revealed Knowledge and Human Sciences (AHAS KIRKHS), IIUM
The Sayed Ismail Shihabudheen Council for Visionary Leadership (SISCO) is a Centre of Excellence under AHAS KIRKHS, International Islamic University Malaysia (IIUM). SISCO is committed to nurturing visionary leadership and meaningful community engagement grounded in Qur’anic and Tawhidic values. Through academic programmes, leadership training, research, and strategic collaborations, the Council seeks to develop principled, ethical, and transformative leaders who contribute positively to society and the global Muslim community.