Krzysztof Modras

Dr. Krzysztof Modras serves as an Assistant Professor in the Department of Theory of Knowledge at the Institute of Philosophy, Faculty of Philosophy, John Paul II Catholic University of Lublin. His research focuses on Islamic theological concepts, interreligious dialogue, and comparative scriptural analysis.

• Religious Studies
• Islamic Theology
• Comparative Religion
• Quranic Hermeneutics
• Abrahamic Traditions
• Medieval Islamic Ethics

Modras explores themes including: divine revelation across Abrahamic religions, interfaith dialogue through shared moral values, and Islamic contributions to European culture. His work analyzes mystical experiences in Islam, concepts of salvation through good deeds, and the philosophical foundations of monotheism. Publications frequently address Quranic engagement with Jewish/Christian traditions, eschatological visions, and the symbolism of Jerusalem in Muslim culture.

Key publication trends: 1) Theological parallels between Quran and older scriptures (2011-2013); 2) Mystical dimensions of Islamic faith (2015); 3) Ethical frameworks in traditional Islam (2013); 4) Historical-cultural analysis of European Islam (2011-2012).