Dr. Inam Ullah wattoo
Assistant Professor
Department of Social & Allied Sciences — Faculty of Bio-Sciences
Biography
Assistant Professor of Islamic Studies in the Department of Social & Allied Sciences at Cholistan University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences (CUVAS), Bahawalpur, Pakistan. My research interests include Orientalism, Western scholarship on Islam, Qur’anic Studies, Seerah, interfaith harmony, comparative religious studies, Islamic social thought, Zakat and Waqf, Islamic finance, the Halal industry, and the application of artificial intelligence in Islamic Studies. My scholarly work aims to connect Islamic intellectual traditions with contemporary challenges in social development, ethical governance, religious coexistence, and higher education. I am particularly interested in interdisciplinary and evidence-based research that promotes social cohesion, institutional accountability, and the advancement of Islamic Studies as a contemporary academic discipline.
Research interests
Educational information
| Year | Degree | Board / University |
|---|---|---|
| 2017 | Ph.D in Religious Sciences | The Islamia University of Bahawalpur |
Academic experience
| From | To | Post held | Organisation |
|---|---|---|---|
| oct 2012 | Nov 2017 | Lecturer | The Islamia Univresity of Bahawalpur |
| Nov 2017 | nov 2018 | Assistant Professor | Univresity of Lahore |
| Nov 2018 | To date | Assistant Professor | Cholistan University of Veterinary & Animal Sciences, Bahawalpur |
Publications
- — Stratagems of Hazrat Muhammad ) for metropolitan Disciplines and Managements, ‘Ulūm-e-Islāmia2025
- — Communal Responsibilities and Ecological Awareness: An Exploration through the Seerah, Journal of Religious and Social Studies2023
- — Impacts of Global Environmental Changes: An Analytical Study on Remedies with Islamic Perspectives, Pakistan Journal of Islamic Philosophy. Vol. 4. No.l2022
- — CONTEMPORARY TRENDS IN SEERAH LITERATURE IN WESTERN WORLD, JAHAN TAHQEEA, ISSN ONLINE. 2709-76252022
- — Role of Religion in Social Life of People in Cholistan Desert, Pakistan Journal of Islamic Philosophy, Vol. 3, No.22021
- — DA’WAH AND INTELLECTUAL CHALLENGES OF POSTMODERNISM, JAHAN TAHQEEA, ISSN ONLINE. 2709-76252021
- — Fundamental Human Rights and UNO Charter: A Critical Analysis with Islamic Perspectives., University of Chitral Journal of Religious Studies2021
- — ROLE OF ECONOMY AS SOCIAL INSTITUTION IN CHOLISTAN DESERT, Journal of Economic Impact2021
- — Hafiz Farman Ali kay Tarjuma e Quran ka Tanqeedi jaaiza, Tahqeeqat e islami, Ali Garh India2021
- — Political Aspects & impacts of Iranian Campaign Lead by Hazrat Saad bin Abi Waqas (R.A), Pakistan Journal of Islamic Philosophy2020
- — A proportional study of contemporary Bio safety rules and Islamic traditions regarding innate privileges of animals, University of Chitral Journal of Religious Studies.2019
- — CRITICAL APPROACH TO PERCEPTIONS OF BERNARD LEWIS REGARDING ISLAMIC POLITICAL & SOCIAL PRACTICES., ĪQĀN2018
- — The Socioeconomic Sphere of Muslim Women A Critical Study on John l. Esposito's Views, University of Chitral Journal of Religious Studies2018
- — TRADITIONAL VIEWS OF BERNARD LEWIS ABOUT IDEOLOGICL ASPECTS OF SEERAH, Al-Qalam2017
- — EATURES OF ISLAMIC STATE AND POLITICS, Pakistan Journal of Humanities and Social Sciences2016
Conferences
| Year | Level | Country | City | Conference |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 2020 | International | Pakistan | Islamabad | Two day 4th international conference on contemporary challenges for Dawah and their elucidation in the light of seerh |
| 2019 | International | Pakistan | Multan | International conference on Islamic learning in Pakistan, Problems and Prospects |
| 2019 | International | Pakistan | BAHAWALPUR | 7th international Seerah Conference |
Languages and skills
| Category | Details |
|---|---|
| Urdu | Excellent |
| Punjabi | Excellent |
| English | Satisfactory |
| Saraiki | Satisfactory |
| Arabic | Good |
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