Mohammed Jouma HAMDOUSH

Mohammed Jouma HAMDOUSH serves as a Lecturer at the Arabic Preparatory Unit within the School of Foreign Languages at Istanbul 29 May University, where he currently teaches Arabic language preparation courses. His academic career spans educational institutions across Syria and Turkey, building on foundational experience as a publishing house proofreader from 2001 to 2009.

His educational qualifications include:

• Bachelor's degree in Theology from Damascus University (2005)
• Pedagogical formation training at Damascus University (2006)
• Master's degree in Islamic Law from Damascus University (2014)
• Ongoing doctoral research in Arabic Literature at Gümüşhane University (since 2020)

Research interests focus primarily on Arabic Literature, informed by his current doctoral work, with significant expertise in Islamic Law derived from his master's studies. His background in language pedagogy and publishing enriches his approach to Arabic Language Teaching, particularly in preparatory education contexts. This interdisciplinary foundation shapes his academic contributions to linguistic and religious studies within Middle Eastern educational frameworks.

Professional activities extend beyond teaching through his historical role as an academic proofreader, which cultivated precision in textual analysis applicable to both literary and religious scholarly work. While no formal advising relationships or research grants are documented in the source material, his dual focus on language instruction and Islamic jurisprudence suggests potential collaborations in cross-disciplinary humanities initiatives.