This research institute currently comprises four research groups: Islamic Economics, Islamic Management, Islamic Education, and Islamic Jurisprudence and Law. It also houses a specialized library containing more than 3,500 titles. The institute endeavors to make a significant contribution to directing scholarly and research-oriented attention toward the epistemological and philosophical foundations of the humanities, promoting the discourse of Islamic humanities, and presenting models of social life aligned with religious values. To achieve these goals, the institute organizes scholarly meetings, training workshops, academic symposia, and conferences; invites leading scholars from seminaries and universities in the field of Islamic humanities; and engages talented and motivated students in related academic activities.