Islamic finance has come a long way during the last four decades. During its current transformative decade, Islamic finance is facing the challenge of strategic sustainability and in need of revisiting its operational paradigm; as landfills, ecological and environmental degradation, climate change and other factors stressing the planet are widely understood to be the by-products of the current linear approach of the world economy. This conference, organized by the Center for Islamic Economics and Finance of the College of Islamic Studies with the support of the Qatar Financial Centre, is setting out to probe and take stock of the existing knowledge and prospects for transforming economies to achieve and sustain multidimensional development, bringing together original papers deliberating on Islamic finance and the circular economy. The conference is calling scholars, intellectuals, and professionals from various academic and industrial disciplines to submit research papers on topics preferably covering any of the following themes: THEME & SCOPE:1. Circular Economy: An Islamic Perspective2. Circular Economy: Concepts, Models - Challenges and Opportunities3. Circular Economy and Islamic Finance4. Circular Economy: Urban Innovative Actions and Designs5. Transition To Circular Economy: Case Studies