Our Faculty Members and Graduate Students Participated in the 'Manuscripts of the 7th Hijri Century’ Symposium Held in Spain
Our faculty members and graduate students from the Faculty of Islamic Studies attended the International Symposium of "Manuscripts of the 7th Hijri Century" held in Granada, Spain, on November 19-22, and each one presented a paper.
In the symposium attended by respected scholars from all over the world, our faculty members Prof. Dr. Serdar Demirel and Assoc. Prof. Dr. Hamzeh al-Bakri contributed to the symposium with their papers titled "Conception of Nature in the Approach of Imam Nawawi” and “The Books of Prayer and Supplications: A study of the development of hadith composition between the 4th and 7th centuries”
In the symposium; our Islamic Studies MA student Abdurrahman Beşikçi and our former Islamic Studies Ph.D. student Necmeddin Beşikçi presented a paper titled "How Linguistic Signication produces knowledge between the Muhassal of al-Razi and Mufassal of al-Kātibi". Our Islamic Studies MA student, Muhammed Furkan Özkaldı, also presented his paper titled " The Collections of Forty from the 4th to 7th centuries"
Our Islamic Studies MA student, Muhammed İbrahim Aydın, who was included in the symposium program with his paper titled "The Development in Hadith Literature of Targhîb and Tarhib Books between the 4th and 7th Centuries of Hijri", could not attend the symposium due to his excuse.
We congratulate our teachers and graduate students and wish them continued success.
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