Ahmad Syauqi
Thesis title: The Islamization of Politics and the Politicization of Islam in Post-Modern Indonesia
Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations
Year of study: 1
Contact details
- Email: A.Syauqi@sms.ed.ac.uk
PhD supervisors:
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Semples Room
School of Divinity, Mound Place - City
- Edinburgh
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Background
Ahmad Syauqi is currently pursuing a doctoral program in Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations at The University of Edinburgh. His research is centered on the subject of Political Islam within the Indonesian context. His scholarly pursuits extend to the fields of Tafsir (Quranic exegesis), Hadith (Prophetic traditions), Islamic Thought, and Political Islam.
Qualifications
PhD, Islamic Studies and Christian-Muslim Relations, University of Edinburgh
MA, Islamic Revealed Knowledge Heritage and Human Sciences, International Islamic University Malaysia
BA, Ushuluddin, Al-Azhar University Cairo Egypt
Research summary
My ongoing research delves into the intricate relationship between Islam and politics, particularly within the Indonesian context. It seeks to analyze the influence of Islamic ideologies, principles, and political dynamics in Indonesia. This study aims to provide valuable insights into the contemporary interplay of Islam and politics in the country.
Current research interests
Islamic Studies, Political Islam, Islamic Thought, The Thought of Badiuzzaman Said NursiPast research interests
Tafsir and HadithCurrent project grants
The Education Endowment Fund from the Indonesian Minister of Finance
Past project grants
International Institute of Islamic Thought Scholarship
Bayt Zakat Kuwayt Scholarship