CASIM
@CASIM_ACEIMM
The Canadian Association for the Study of Islam and Muslims
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Excited to share the #CfP for the 2026 CASIM Conference "Entanglements," May 1-2 at Queen’s University, Kingston! Submit abstracts (350-500 words) by Dec 10, 2025. Details: casim.ca/call-for-paper…
CASIM invites you to an engaging online discussion on April 10, 2025, from 12:00- 1:30 PM EST, celebrating the launch of Sufism in Canada, edited by Geneviève Mercier-Dalphond & @shobhanaxavier Register now: encr.pw/Uie3q #SufismInCanada #BookLaunch
Many thanks to @IISUofT for this great recap of the @CASIM_ACEIMM conference hosted in May by our Department for the Study of Religion at @smuhalifax. The event brought together a range of scholars across Canada, studying Islam and Muslims. islamicstudies.artsci.utoronto.ca/casim-2024-a-b… #SMUReligion
Recap of 2024 @CASIM_ACEIMM conference recently held at @smuhalifax. Biannual conference brings together range of scholars across Canada, studying Islam and Muslims. Thank you to all organizers, presenters, and attendees. islamicstudies.artsci.utoronto.ca/casim-2024-a-b…
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CASIM 2024: Conference Recap - Institute of Islamic Studies - University of Toronto
On May 23rd and 24th, the Canadian Association for the Study of Islam and Muslims (CASIM) met in Halifax, at St. Mary’s University, for the second conference organized since its founding in 2021. The...
We had a great CASIM conference at St. Mary's University. Thank you to all who attended and to the presenters for their generative and thoughtful papers. We look forward to our next biennial conference!
Our post doc Sara Hamed shares insights on how Islamic organization strategies "give Islam" for Muslims communities, drawn from her dissertation "Making Tradition Possible in Canada: Islamic Organizations and the Problem of Commitment" (2023) @CASIM_ACEIMM @smuhalifax
Presentations by Nikita Valero and Syed Adnan Hussain culminate in discussion on the challenges and value of working with "memory" in various formats, across geographies and subjects.
Aly Rattansi, Archivist at @MiCArchives_CA kicks off day two with learnings from the Archives and its contributions to the study of Islam in Canada @CASIM_ACEIMM @smuhalifax
The panel on "Digital Islam" is rounded out with presentations by Asmaa Jisri (PhD candidate @YorkU_SOSC) and Samira Torabi (PhD candidate @UofA_Anthro) followed by q&a discussion
Our previous @MiCArchives_CA Senior Fellow @hassan4sif (PhD @UofTInfoFaculty) shares his research work on the transformation of na'at in the digital age in Pakistan @CASIM_ACEIMM @smuhalifax
First day of CASIM movements conference at St. Mary's.
Excited to be at the biannual @CASIM_ACEIMM conference at @smuhalifax. Welcome messages by @adnanahusain and Natasha Bakht. First presentation by Amelie Barras (co author @JennSelby_MUN)
Draft program of the CASIM conference, Movement, at St. Mary's in May is posted to our website, check it out here: casim.ca/wp-content/upl…
CASIM Biannual conference registration link is up! eventbrite.com/e/casim-confer…
CASIM general assembly will take place on May 28th at 2PM EST on Zoom. Stay tuned for more details!
Scholars working on Islam and Muslims in 🇨🇦: a collaborative 📚bibliography (ongoing since 2017) is now available as an editable doc online: docs.google.com/document/d/1Qv… For more info: mun.ca/religious-stud…
🚨CASIM's biennial conference's cfp is now out, check out the link for more info 👉forms.office.com/pages/response…
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