Projects
The Institute of Islamic Studies hosts advanced research projects that address critical gaps in our understanding of Islam and Muslims.
Each project offers a unique view of Islam and the embodied Muslim as a way of examining the social, political, academic, and cultural worlds we inhabit.
Muslims in Canada Archives (MiCA)
MiCA is an archive collection, uniquely designed to document and share the experiences of Muslims in Canada.
Learn more ⟶Muslims in Canada Data Initiative (MiCDI)
MiCDI develops large-scale data sets and produces data-informed studies to improve the visibility of Muslims across Canada.
Learn more ⟶Structural Islamophobia Research Lab (SIRL)
SIRL is devoted to producing high-quality research on structural Islamophobia enabled by the federal, provincial, and municipal levels of government.
Learn more ⟶Islamic Art & Material Culture Collaborative (IAMCC)
The IAMCC is a Toronto-based research collaboration between the IIS, the Aga Khan Museum, and the Royal Ontario Museum. IAMCC curates public events and fosters interdisciplinary research on Islamic art and material culture.
Learn more ⟶Reading Muslims
Reading Muslims is a sustained interdisciplinary research endeavour bringing together local and international scholars on the place of textuality in Islamic studies.
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