Cemal ARBAÇ

Dr. Cemal ARBAÇ is a Lecturer in the Department of Basic Islamic Sciences at the Faculty of Theology, Artvin Coruh University, Turkey. He has served since 2015 teaching Arabic language, rhetoric, and Quranic exegesis courses across undergraduate and graduate programs.

His academic credentials include:

• PhD in Tafsir (Exegesis) from Ankara University (2009-2023)
• PhD in Basic Islamic Sciences from Atatürk University (2015-)
• Master's in Arabic Language and Rhetoric from Dicle University (2009-2019)
• Master's in Tafsir from Harran University (2005-2008)
• Bachelor's in Theology from Dicle University (1997-2002)

Dr. ARBAÇ's research centers on Quranic linguistics and classical Islamic textual analysis. His primary focus areas include:

• Quranic rhetorical structures and emphasis techniques
• Classical Arabic grammar and morphology
• Historical development of tafsir literature
• Rhetorical analysis of Ottoman-era Islamic texts

His publications examine linguistic phenomena like the Lam letter's emphatic function in the Quran and stylistic applications in classical works such as Dürretü'n-Nâsihin.

Recent scholarly output (2023-2024) demonstrates consistent focus on Quranic linguistic structures and classical Arabic rhetoric, bridging traditional Islamic scholarship with modern linguistic methodology.

He supervises Master's theses as evidenced by his 'Yüksek Lisans Danışmanlık' course, though no specific advisees or grant funding are documented in available records.

No laboratory affiliations or research team memberships are indicated in the provided information.