Selami VARLIK

Asst. Prof. Selami VARLIK is affiliated with 29 Mayis University as a full-time faculty member. His academic journey includes an undergraduate degree from Université François Rabelais (1999), a graduate degree from Institut Protestant de Théologie (2008), and a doctorate from École des Hautes Études en Sciences Sociales (2012). His research focuses on Quranic exegesis, theological hermeneutics, and the philosophical critique of metaphysics within contemporary Islamic thought.

Key research interests include analyzing Quranic historicity, authorial intent in scripture, and the interplay between philosophical hermeneutics and Islamic theology. His work engages critically with scholars like Fazlur Rahman, examining methodological approaches to religious texts.

His publications explore themes such as the objectivity of Quranic meaning, translation challenges of divine speech, and the tension between textual closure and semantic openness in religious discourse.

No scientific awards or grants are explicitly mentioned in the provided materials. His academic contributions remain focused on scholarly publications and teaching at 29 Mayis University.