About Haqiqa Institute
Haqiqa Institute is an independent think tank devoted to the study of Islam and Muslim societies. Our mission is to produce high-level academic research and policy insight rooted in the Sunni intellectual tradition offering clarity, authenticity, and direction to Muslims navigating the complexities of modernity.
Featured Publications
Explore our latest research papers and essays addressing critical questions in theology, history, and contemporary Muslim thought.
The Modernist Menace to Islam
The Modernist Menace to Islam
The Modernist Menace to Islam
The Modernist Menace to Islam
The Modernist Menace to Islam
Authenticity in Thought. Clarity in Purpose.
Our work is grounded in the conviction that knowledge is a trust an amanah to be pursued with sincerity, discipline, and reverence for truth.
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FAQ
Answers to common questions about our mission, work, and ways to get involved.
What does Haqiqa Institute do?
We conduct academic research and produce publications addressing theological, historical, and contemporary issues in Islam and Muslim societies. Our work bridges traditional Sunni scholarship with rigorous modern methodology.
Who can access Haqiqa’s publications?
We conduct academic research and produce publications addressing theological, historical, and contemporary issues in Islam and Muslim societies. Our work bridges traditional Sunni scholarship with rigorous modern methodology.
Is Haqiqa affiliated with any government or organization?
We conduct academic research and produce publications addressing theological, historical, and contemporary issues in Islam and Muslim societies. Our work bridges traditional Sunni scholarship with rigorous modern methodology.
How can I support or collaborate with Haqiqa?
We conduct academic research and produce publications addressing theological, historical, and contemporary issues in Islam and Muslim societies. Our work bridges traditional Sunni scholarship with rigorous modern methodology.