Researchers Publish New Volume on Interfaith Family Ethics
Seven female scholars from across the globe contribute to a new comparative study of Islamic and Christian family principles.
Updated on Oct. 31, 2026 in Islam
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Seven researchers from Iran, Italy, Russia, and Serbia have published the new book A Sacred Covenant: Essays on Family Ethics in Islam and Christianity. Compiled by the Research Institute for Islamic Sciences and Culture, the work explores complex topics including marriage, motherhood, and child-rearing through both religious perspectives.
Why it matters
The contributors aimed to highlight the shared values and common capacities of Islam and Christianity to offer guidance on contemporary family challenges. This collaborative project follows the second international conference on comparative studies of ethics in the two faiths.
The volume, which bears ISBN 9781778990632, features insights from seven female researchers. It is currently available at various international retailers including Amazon, Walmart, and ThriftBooks.
The players
Research Institute for Islamic Sciences and Culture
This organization served as the primary compiler and publisher for the new volume on interfaith ethics.
Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas
This pontifical university is among the institutions whose logos appear on the new publication.
Ibn Sina Institute
This institute is a recognized partner involved in the collaborative study of Islamic and Christian ethics.
The details
The book examines diverse themes such as the status of women, chastity, and ethics, drawing on research shared during a joint scholarly meeting. The publication is backed by several institutions, including the Pontifical University of Saint Thomas Aquinas and the Ibn Sina Institute.
Timeline
The book A Sacred Covenant was published in Canada in October 2026.
Culture Shift
This publication signals a growing trend of collaborative academic research aimed at synthesizing religious traditions to address modern societal issues. It reflects a broader movement toward interfaith cooperation that bridges gaps between Eastern and Western intellectual institutions.
Readers interested in comparative religious studies can now access the text through major international retailers. The release provides a structured resource for those looking to understand how diverse cultures approach family and marital ethics.
The takeaway
This collection of essays demonstrates how scholars from distinct backgrounds can unite to find common ground on universal family values. Readers may benefit from examining these diverse perspectives to gain a more nuanced understanding of how global religions influence modern ethics.
Further reading
Learn more about contemporary discussions and research within the faith by visiting our Islam section.
Source note: This article includes information reported by ABNA English.
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