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Boycot from Financial, Social, and Fiqh Perspectives

Key Topics Covered in the Report:
The rising boycott movements against Israel's ongoing occupation policies in Palestine have emerged as a strategic tool influencing the global economy, rather than merely an individual consumer choice. The report titled "Boycott from Financial, Social, and Fiqh Perspectives", prepared by the Islamic Economics Research Center (İKAM) under İLKE Foundation, examines the economic, social, and fiqh dimensions of boycotts in detail. The report explores the impact of boycott movements on financial markets and corporate balance sheets, their implications for global trade, and their evaluation from an Islamic legal perspective. Among the key sections are analyses of how boycott movements in Turkey affect large-scale companies and sectoral assessments. ✔️ Global boycott movements and their economic impacts✔️ The role of boycotts in Islamic history and their fiqh evaluation✔️ Public perception of boycotts in Turkey and participation dynamics✔️ Analyses on the impact of boycotts on company sales✔️ Boycott evaluation through financial data and stock performance This comprehensive study details how boycotts can be used as an economic force and outlines the necessary steps to transform them into a sustainable long-term strategy. The rising boycott movements against Israel's ongoing occupation policies in Palestine have emerged as a strategic tool influencing the global economy, rather than merely an individual consumer choice. The report titled "Boycott from Financial, Social, and Fiqh Perspectives", prepared by the Islamic Economics Research Center (İKAM) under İLKE Foundation, examines the economic, social, and fiqh dimensions of boycotts in detail. The report explores the impact of boycott movements on financial markets and corporate balance sheets, their implications for global trade, and their evaluation from an Islamic legal perspective. Among the key sections are analyses of how boycott movements in Turkey affect large-scale companies and sectoral assessments. Key Topics Covered in the Report: ✔️ Global boycott movements and their economic impacts ✔️ The role of boycotts in Islamic history and their fiqh evaluation ✔️ Public perception of boycotts in Turkey and participation dynamics ✔️ Analyses on the impact of boycotts on company sales ✔️ Boycott evaluation through financial data and stock performance This comprehensive study details how boycotts can be used as an economic force and outlines the necessary steps to transform them into a sustainable long-term strategy.

Platform Muslim World Agenda 2024


Across a vast geography stretching from the Middle East to the Balkans and from Europe to Asia, the agenda of Muslim-majority and minority societies is rapidly evolving and diversifying. From the economy to the climate crisis, from international law to culture and the arts, numerous issues shape the social, economic, and political dynamics of these societies. As these changes unfold, the need for a platform to understand and discuss their direction is becoming increasingly essential. To address this need, the Thought and Movements in Muslim Societies Project was launched in 2021 under the İLKE Foundation. Between 2021 and 2023, this project produced the Intellectual Contributions from the Muslim World Bulletin, which presented the agenda of Muslim societies in a monthly publication. In 2023, the project took on a new digital form under the title "Platform: The Muslim World Agenda", continuing its mission and vision with renewed vigor. Throughout 2024, Platform has featured various analyses and interviews, adopting a country- and region-focused approach while considering contemporary dynamics and relationships. We are pleased to present Platform: The Muslim World Agenda 2024, a selection of key analyses from the past year, addressing developments and challenges faced by Muslim communities worldwide under various thematic perspectives. With Platform, we aim to provide a unique and comprehensive understanding of the current Muslim agenda in relation to the broader global landscape. We strive to make this initiative a part of the efforts toward a more just world order. We hope this selection will be beneficial to our readers and contribute meaningfully to those interested in the subject. Across a vast geography stretching from the Middle East to the Balkans and from Europe to Asia, the agenda of Muslim-majority and minority societies is rapidly evolving and diversifying. From the economy to the climate crisis, from international law to culture and the arts, numerous issues shape the social, economic, and political dynamics of these societies. As these changes unfold, the need for a platform to understand and discuss their direction is becoming increasingly essential. To address this need, the Thought and Movements in Muslim Societies Project was launched in 2021 under the İLKE Foundation. Between 2021 and 2023, this project produced the Intellectual Contributions from the Muslim World Bulletin, which presented the agenda of Muslim societies in a monthly publication. In 2023, the project took on a new digital form under the title "Platform: The Muslim World Agenda", continuing its mission and vision with renewed vigor. Throughout 2024, Platform has featured various analyses and interviews, adopting a country- and region-focused approach while considering contemporary dynamics and relationships. We are pleased to present Platform: The Muslim World Agenda 2024, a selection of key analyses from the past year, addressing developments and challenges faced by Muslim communities worldwide under various thematic perspectives. With Platform, we aim to provide a unique and comprehensive understanding of the current Muslim agenda in relation to the broader global landscape. We strive to make this initiative a part of the efforts toward a more just world order. We hope this selection will be beneficial to our readers and contribute meaningfully to those interested in the subject.

The Role of Civil Society Organizations in Sustainable Development


As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day. In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted. Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks. As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day. In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted. Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks. As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day.In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted.Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks. As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day.In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted.Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks. As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day.In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted.Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks. As the impact of global environmental issues continues to grow, ensuring a balance between the environment and life places significant responsibilities on governments, businesses, and even individuals. Civil society organizations (CSOs) that take responsibility in the fight against global environmental issues not only act as key players but also work to connect different stakeholders, expanding their sphere of influence day by day.In parallel with international environmental CSOs striving to build a culture of sustainability, the participation of environmental and other CSOs in Turkey in environmental practices and their collaboration in achieving the goals necessary for sustainable development are emphasized. Additionally, the need for CSOs to address their shortcomings in internationalization and undergo necessary transformations to integrate into global cooperation efforts is highlighted.Recognizing the importance of considering CSOs in terms of green organization and green human resource management, this study offers recommendations to both CSOs and policymakers to enhance the impact of CSOs in sustainable development and expand their frameworks.

İLKE Activity Report 2024


Throughout 2024, we continued to contribute to society through our efforts in education, civil society, economics, and social thought. Through the research, publications, educational programs, and events we conducted throughout the year, we not only contributed to academic knowledge but also worked towards strengthening the social structure. Our activity report provides a comprehensive summary of İLKE’s projects, initiatives, and outcomes throughout the year. This year, we deepened our research, producing significant academic outputs, guided young researchers through our educational programs, and organized events that enriched our intellectual landscape. This report not only covers İLKE’s activities but also includes the work carried out by our affiliated institutions: İLEM, YEKDER, and İGİAD. As a foundation, we are committed to advancing our efforts by sharing knowledge and experience, enhancing social benefits, and fostering new collaborations based on solidarity. You can find detailed information about all our initiatives in the 2024 Activity Report. We will continue to work and produce together to contribute to social development. Throughout 2024, we continued to contribute to society through our efforts in education, civil society, economics, and social thought. Through the research, publications, educational programs, and events we conducted throughout the year, we not only contributed to academic knowledge but also worked towards strengthening the social structure. Our activity report provides a comprehensive summary of İLKE’s projects, initiatives, and outcomes throughout the year. This year, we deepened our research, producing significant academic outputs, guided young researchers through our educational programs, and organized events that enriched our intellectual landscape. This report not only covers İLKE’s activities but also includes the work carried out by our affiliated institutions: İLEM, YEKDER, and İGİAD. As a foundation, we are committed to advancing our efforts by sharing knowledge and experience, enhancing social benefits, and fostering new collaborations based on solidarity. You can find detailed information about all our initiatives in the 2024 Activity Report. We will continue to work and produce together to contribute to social development.

4th İstanbul Education Conference Insight Report


This year, under the theme “Redesigning Education: 21st Century Skills,” the IV. Istanbul Education Conference provided a platform for discussions that invited participants to rethink the impact of education on individuals and society. The conference highlighted the importance of integrating 21st-century skills, such as analytical thinking, creative problem-solving, and social-emotional competencies, into education processes to enhance individual talents and contribute to societal development. One of the key takeaways of the conference was the need for education to move beyond a purely academic achievement-oriented model and evolve into a structure that fosters ethical values, resilience, and a sense of belonging in students. The Türkiye Century Education Model was outlined as a roadmap for this transformation, emphasizing a vision that enables students to discover their individual potential and become well-rounded individuals capable of contributing to various sectors of society. The IV. Istanbul Education Conference Final Report presents comprehensive recommendations on transforming education into a system that both nurtures individual potential and promotes social justice. This year, under the theme “Redesigning Education: 21st Century Skills,” the IV. Istanbul Education Conference provided a platform for discussions that invited participants to rethink the impact of education on individuals and society. The conference highlighted the importance of integrating 21st-century skills, such as analytical thinking, creative problem-solving, and social-emotional competencies, into education processes to enhance individual talents and contribute to societal development. One of the key takeaways of the conference was the need for education to move beyond a purely academic achievement-oriented model and evolve into a structure that fosters ethical values, resilience, and a sense of belonging in students. The Türkiye Century Education Model was outlined as a roadmap for this transformation, emphasizing a vision that enables students to discover their individual potential and become well-rounded individuals capable of contributing to various sectors of society. The IV. Istanbul Education Conference Final Report presents comprehensive recommendations on transforming education into a system that both nurtures individual potential and promotes social justice.