Student | Title | Supervisor | Year |
Karam Alhafian | The Role of Religion in the Cohesion of Taliban Movement in Afghanistan (1994-2021) | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2025 |
Hibatuallah Bensaid | Dialectics of Faith and Global Governance: The Vision of the Organization of Islamic Cooperation | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2025 |
Akbar M. Kahrizeh | The Politics of Religiosity and Secularism: Narratives from the West Azerbaijan, Iran | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2025 |
Rahma Waleed | Archaeology of De-Democratization: Mobilizing the Pharaonic Past in Post-2013 Counterrevolutionary Egypt | Prof. Irfan Ahmad | 2025 |
Serra Deniz Araz | Rethinking the Production of Space and Migration: The Case of Istanbul Fatih District | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2025 |
Thuraya Al-Naseri | Legal Pluralism Among Muslims in Contemporary Baghdad: An Ethnographic Approach | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2024 |
Ilham Ibrahim | Clans and Comrades: Exploring the Secular Contours of Socialist Somalia | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2024 |
Nesma Elsayed | Digital Media and the Religious Literacy Process: Narratives of Muslim American Female Youth | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2024 |
Halima Bensaid | Muslim Western Diaspora: Finding Home and Belonging in Istanbul | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2024 |
Shahrukh Burki | Hunger and Help: A Case Study of a Civil Society Organization in Urban Pakistan | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2024 |
Yakubu Ali | Conceptualization of Romantic Love in Gana: A Probe within the Zongo Societies | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2023 |
Nesibenur Şatıroğlu | You Wake Up Each Day with Four Stranger Kids “ An Ethnographic Research with Children Living in Children Homes” | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2023 |
Zahide Şeyda Karabatak | Changing Experiences of Marriage and Masculinity in Turkey: Turkish Men’s Transnational Marriages to Indonesian Women in the Black Sea Region | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2023 |
Saiyid Ashraf Husain Jafri | (Uni)versalism for Philistines and Lconoclasts: The scope of Post-Sectarianism among the Indian Muslims. | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2023 |
Muhammad Akbar Angkasa | Soft-Power of Turkey and Non-Governmental Organizations: The Case of IDDE | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2022 |
Mariam Agha | “The Ones Who Walk Away”: An Ethnography of Exiled Egyptian Expatriates in Istanbul | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2022 |
Afnan Abdalla | Alternative Learning Spaces in Cairo: the Making and Re-making of Space and Real Life | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2022 |
Neven Aboueldahab | The Influence of International School’s Western Culture on Egyptian Muslim Students’ Identity | Prof. Alev Erkilet | 2022 |
Büşra Coşkun | Religion, Memory, and Sense of Belonging: Tradition of Memorization of Qur’an in Turkey 1923-1950 | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2022 |
Ruhul Amin | Between State and Religion: The Marginalization of Aliya Madrasa Students in Bangladesh | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2021 |
Ibtissem Chatta | Memory and Emotions in the Identity Construction: The Algerian Descendants in Adana | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2021 |
Abdirashid Kalmoy | Hopes in Transition: An Etnography on Sub-Saharan African Migrants in Istanbul | Asst. Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2021 |
Salma Al-Zamel | The Muslim Malay Diaspora in Canada: The Case of Muslim Agency and Global Civility | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2020 |
Nesibe Demir | The Role of Space and Emotions in the Experiences of Muslim Women: Hanımlar İlim ve Kültür Derneği (HİKDE) | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2020 |
Ayşenur Ögcem | An Outside Look at the Turkish Reform: The Medeniyet Newspaper | Asst. Prof. Üyesi Mehmet Özay | 2020 |
Nesibe Şahin | The Context of Civil Society: Analyzing the Muslim Women’s Participation in the Institutionalization Process in Turkey | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2020 |
Betül Tozlu | Digital Community, Fan Spaces and Gendered Emotions: An Analysis on Korean Pop Music (K-POP) Fandom in Turkey | Asst. Prof. Nursem Keskin Aksay | 2020 |
Haktan Tursun | The Making of an Order: An Ethnography of Romani Sufis in Uskudar | Prof. Ramazan Aras | 2019 |
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