İbn Haldun Üniversitesi Medeniyetler İttifakı Enstitüsü (MEDİT) tarafından bu sene ikincisi düzenlenecek olan Lisansüstü Öğrenci Konferansı’na dair takvim açıklandı.
5-6 Nisan tarihlerinde Süleymaniye Yerleşkemizdeki Salis Medresesi’nde gerçekleştirilecek 2. Lisansüstü Öğrenci Konferansı’nda disiplinlerarası ve medeniyetler arası perspektiflerden “İnsan Olmak ve İnsanoğlu” temalı tebliğler sunulacak.
5 – 6 April 2019
The Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Süleymaniye Salis Medresesi,
Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul
The Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Süleymaniye Salis Medresesi,
Ibn Haldun University, Istanbul
Keynote speakers: İbrahim Kalın, Hikmet Yaman
Programme
DAY ONE | Friday 5 April 2019
9:00 – 9:30 – Welcome Reception
9:30 – 11:00 – Words of Welcome and Opening Keynote Address
11:00 – 12:40 – Panel 1: Islamic Studies
Prayer and Lunch Break
14:30 – 16:10 – Panel 2: Migration, Crisis, and Mobilisation
Coffee Break
16:40 – 18:20 – Panel 3: Methods, Methodologies, and Critiques
Dinner
DAY TWO | Saturday 6 April 2019
10:00 – 11:40 Panel 4: Entangled Modernity: Oscillations of Civilisation and Colonisation
Coffee Break
12:00 – 13:15 Panel 5: Crossroads of Theology & Philosophy and Panel 6: Ottoman History
Lunch Break
14:20 – 16:00 Panel 7: Aesthetics, Linguistics & Literary Studies and Panel 8: Humanhood between Free Will and Determinism
Coffee Break
16:20 – 17:20 Closing Keynote Address
Panel 1: Islamic Studies
Chair: Asst. Prof. Naoki Yamamoto,
1.1 Exploring the Meaning of Dhimma
Zeynep Büşra Güleçyüz, MA Student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
1.2 Rethinking of Salafi Tradition by Abu Hamid al-Ghazali
Fuga Kimura, University of Tokyo, Graduate School of Humanities and Sociology, Graduate student
1.3 Spirituality and Happiness: Exploring the interrelationship between Islamic spiritual experiences and happiness among London Muslim Youth.
Merve Cetinkaya , Ph.D. Student at Division of Psychiatry University College London
1.4 Christian Scholars Using the Qurʾān in Early Islamic Centuries (675-900 A.D) Abdullah Rıdvan Gökbel. Istanbul University
Panel 2: Migration, Crisis, and Mobilisation
Chair: Asst. Prof. Heba Raouf Ezzat
2.1 The Importance of “Being Human” in Inter-Religious Conflict and the Role of Muslims in Protecting Non-Muslim Minorities: Lessons from the Mass Migrations of Pundits and Muslims in Kashmir
Iesha Javed, M.A. student in Comparative Religion at the Department of Religious Studies, Central University of Kashmir
Shufaq Ghulam Nabi Malla, University of Kashmir
2.2 International Aid for Refugees: The Case of Syrians in Turkey
Snyaa Taha, Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
2.3 Media Translation In Conflictual Times: The Arab Spring In Context
Yassine Hicham, PhD. student at Chouaib Doukkali University- El Jadida, Morocco
2.4 Islamic Education in the Netherlands: Negotiating Religious and National Identities in an Era of Societal Tensions
Zehra Vlug, zehravlug@gmail.com Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
Panel 3: Methods, Methodologies, and Critiques.
Chair: Prof. Bilal Aybakan
3.1 Fiqh and Law: Apples and Oranges?
Danish Naeem, PhD Student at Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
3.2 Ibn Haldun’s Social Theory as a Study of Religious Sociology
Carullah Sevim, MA Student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
3.3 A Phenomenological Critique to Empiricist Approach to History
Toha Salim, MA Student at Department of Philosophy, Ibn Haldun University
3.4 Beyond Legal Orientalism: Studying Sharī’a Law in the Context of Comparative Legal Studies
Jeroen Vlug, Ph.D. Student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
Panel 4: Entangled Modernity: Oscillations of Civilisation and Colonisation
Chair: Prof. Erik Ringmar
4.1 Divergences on the Universality of Human Rights: A Multi-Level Comparison.
Tareq Sharawi, Ph.D. Candidate at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
4.2 Modernity and Totalitarianism:
Klajd Bylyku , MA Student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
4.3 The Internet As A Technical Civilization
Hossein Turner, Ph.D. Student at Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
4.4 Civilizing The Uncivilized: The Dutch Euro-centrism In Aceh In 1873-1942
Nia Deliana, International Islamic University of Malaysia, Department of History and Civilization, Candidate Doctor of Philosophy
Panel 5: Crossroads of Theology & Philosophy
Chair: Asst. Prof. Sumeyye Parildar
5.1. Making Sense of Prophetic Infallibility:
A Critical case-analysis of the Ḥadīth Literature Describing the Illness of the Prophet Ayyūb
Mohamed Taysir Safi, Ibn Haldun University,
5.2 ‘ilm al-Kalåm as an Existential Speech Act
Zakaria El Houbba, Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University/ Kalam Research & Media
5.3. The Issue of Origin of Language in Ibn Jinni and Ibn Faris
Hatice Sak, MA student at Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
Panel 6: Ottoman History
Chair: Asst. Prof. Vehbi Baysan
6.1 Millennialism and Claims of Universal Rulership in the Ottoman and the Mughal Empires
Ahmet Tarık Çaşkurlu, MA student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
6.2 A Different Approach to the Temettuat Register: Tax, Welfare and Economic Environment of Ottoman Empire at 19th century
Mustafa Runyun, İSAR Foundation
6.3 The Ottoman Hajj Routes at the 18th Century
Özge Eda Köse, MA Student at İstanbul Sehir University in Urban Studies
Panel 7: Aesthetics, Linguistics & Literary Studies
Chair: Asst. Prof. Nagihan Haliloglu
7.1. How Islamophobia also foreshadows misogyny: An analysis of the Islamophobic-misogynistic complex in Michel Houellebecq’s Submission
Mohammad Hossain, Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
7.2 Autosegmental Approach to Causative Verbs in Middle Moroccan Arabic.
Belqassem laghfiri,PhD student at the faculty of letters and human sciences Ibn Zohr university Agadir, Morocco, Co-author: Mohamed Elghazi, Associate Professor at the Faculty of letters and Human Sciences Ibn Zohr university Agadir.
7.3 Museums and Invention of the Islamic Art
Emine Betül Çakirca, PhD – Ibn Haldun University Alliance of Civilizations
7.4 Hospitality in Islamicate Civilization; an example of Ibn Battuta’s Travelogue.
Aysylu Saetgaraeva, Ibn Haldun University. Alliance of Civilizations Institute
Panel 8: Humanhood between Free Will and Determinism
Chair: Asst. Prof. Ercument Asil
8.1 A Comparative Approach To The Neurobiological Basis Of Free Will And Human Responsibility: Kant And Al-Ghazzali
Muhammad Yusoph Ramos, Ibn Haldun University, Alliance of Civilizations Institute
8.2 Al-Ghazali’s Understanding of Human Ontology
Cemre Ateşçi, MA Student at Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
8.3 Free will and al-Ash’arī’s theory of acquisition (Kasb)
Mohammad Makdod, Phd Student at Ibn Haldun University
8.4 Khalwat Dar Anjuman (‘solitude Within Society’): On The Tension Between Involvement In And Withdrawal From The World
Metin Noorata, Alliance of Civilizations Institute, Ibn Haldun University
