ICIHCH-27 in Frankfurt: Islamic Heritage

FRANKFURT, Germany — The International Scientific Research and Development (ISRD) institute has officially announced the upcoming International Conference on Islamic History and Cultural Heritage (ICIHCH-27), scheduled to take place in Frankfurt, Germany, on February 6–7, 2027.

The two-day academic gathering is designed to unite leading historians, academicians, researchers, and cultural heritage experts on a single platform. The conference aims to foster rigorous dialogue on the evolution of Islamic civilization, historical preservation methodologies, and the socio-cultural dynamics shaping Islamic societies today. Aligned with global frameworks, the event explicitly incorporates United Nations Sustainable Development Goals—specifically SDG 4 (Quality Education), SDG 9 (Industry, Innovation, and Infrastructure), and SDG 10 (Reduced Inequalities)—emphasizing knowledge-driven and ethical development.

Key Thematic Tracks & Discussion Areas

• Islamic Civilization: Historical Perspectives and evolutionary trajectories across epochs.
• Cultural Heritage & Identity: Societal preservation, collective memory, and identity dynamics in Islamic societies.
• Islamic Art & Aesthetics: Historical overviews of artistic expressions, design philosophies, and heritage.
• Architecture & Values: Built environments and architectural structures as physical reflections of Islamic values.
• Manuscript Preservation: Modern challenges, technical obstacles, and strategic solutions in conserving historical Islamic manuscripts.

Organizer Profile

The conference is organized by the ISRD Institute, an international organization dedicated to advancing scientific, technological, educational, historical, and multidisciplinary research by providing global platforms for academic networking, paper presentations, and peer-reviewed scholarly publishing.

Submission Guidelines & Academic Ethics

• Language: All submissions and presentations must be conducted in clear, grammatically correct English.
• Peer Review Process: Submissions undergo initial screening by the Program Chair, followed by a double-blind peer review involving at least two technical committee members.
• Academic Integrity: Submissions must be original, unpublished work. The organization enforces a strict anti-plagiarism policy, with violations resulting in manuscript rejection, institutional reporting, and notification of academic ethics offices.
• Inquiries & Submissions: Prospective authors may submit papers via the official website or direct inquiries to abstracts@isrdinstitute.com.