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Empowering Muslims toward the realization of a unified Islamic civilization for the benefit of the Umma and humanity at large.

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What defines Ummatics and its tangible contributions? Why does such an organization hold relevance and purpose in today's landscape?

The Ummatics Institute is a research organization for the study of ummatic thought and practice. We aim to empower Muslims toward the realization of a unified Islamic civilization for the benefit of the Umma and humanity at large.

The term “ummatics” is to the Umma what “politics” is to the polis or city-state/nation-state.
In contrast to the common implications of “politics,” however, ummatics is about upholding the divine message, being stewards of the Earth, and establishing justice and prosperity in a way that fulfills the divine imperative.

Ummatics therefore pertains to the collective affairs of the Umma of the Prophet ﷺ and acts as an umbrella term for the discourses, beliefs, and practices in which the Umma, its divine mission, and its sociocultural, political, ethical, and religious affairs are envisioned, felt, addressed, and managed.

We publish research papers and essays, hold regular colloquia and conferences, develop and publish educational curricula and other related initiatives. Publications on our website are broadly of 2 types: research papers and guest contributions. The research papers are produced/solicited by Ummatics and undergo a thorough process of review and editorial oversight, representing the positions and views of the Institute. Guest contributions by external authors are published in the spirit of our commitment to fostering dialogue and cultivating discourse on ummatic thought and practice.

Our public forums aim to convene thinkers from a range of universities and think tanks worldwide to ideate on pertinent topics. They are discursive spaces designed for dialogue with the aim of testing new ideas and revisiting old ones. Ideas expressed in these forums and by guest contributors do not necessarily reflect the views of Ummatics.

We believe a comprehensive unity of Muslim societies is essential for the confident spiritual renewal, intellectual development, and economic prosperity of the Umma.

At the same time, we claim the Umma is inherently ummatic in its ways of thinking, feeling, and being. by @ummatics

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When Musa ﷺ and his servant lost the fish on their journey to find Al-Khidr, the Quran distributes responsibility across both and even though the servant was at fault, Musa ﷺ did not deflect. Dr. Tarik Namas reminds us that shared accountability is a Quranic principle, and asks: in our current crises, who takes responsibility? by @ummatics

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Once a Deobandi scholar lead the janaza of a Barelwi scholar. In the aftermath, a fatwa declared every Barelwi who prayed behind him an apostate — their marriages dissolved, their faith requiring renewal. Dr. Ovamir Anjum shows that this is a reality check for us if we think sectarianism is simply a distant problem between, for example, Saudi Arabia and Iran. by @ummatics

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How do you engage someone you believe is wrong yet who says the same shahada as you? Dr. Ovamir Anjum explains how navigating that tension requires maturation, both individually and embedded into the educational fabric of Muslim society. by @ummatics

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Sheikh Qaradawi's principles of Sunni-Shia dialogue failed to produce the unity he hoped for. Wars, rivalries, and collapsed trust led many to conclude that dialogue had been tried and had failed. Dr. Ovamir Anjum asks a different question: what if the principles were never the problem? by @ummatics

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"Adab without institutions is fragile. Institutions without adab are hollow. The Umma cannot choose between ethical formation and structural reform — it requires both. " — Dr. Ovamir Anjum by @ummatics

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When does disagreement cross the line into betrayal? Imam Tom Facchine argues that robust disagreement needs limits, grounded in our allegiance to Allah, His Messenger, and the community of believers. What does that commitment require of us? by @ummatics

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What do we lose when we call Muslim communities "sects"? Dr. Yasmeen Daifallah questions whether this vocabulary flattens centuries of rich intellectual traditions into narrow group identities, deepening the very divisions we are trying to understand. by @ummatics

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What does it mean to be created as peoples and tribes "so that you may know one another"? Reflecting on Qur'an 49:13, Dr. Yasmeen Daifallah explains how ta'aruf calls us beyond tolerance toward active engagement and mutual recognition. by @ummatics

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Hiring: Director of Development

The Ummatics Institute is seeking a highly qualified and motivated Director of Development to lead fundraising activities, manage regional events, and cultivate donor relationships. The ideal candidate should have 3+ years in fundraising or donor relations, exceptional project management skills, and deep alignment with Islamic ethics and Ummatics' vision

Key Responsibilities:
- Cultivate high-capacity donor relationships through one-on-ones, follow-up gatherings, and virtual touchpoints.
- Recruit, contract, and manage mission-aligned local hosts for intimate, impact-driven events.
- Oversee donor pipelines, CRM records, stewardship, and multi-year retention strategies
Please read the role details at the attached link carefully before applying.

Apply via the link in replies. by @ummatics

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