Syukri Rizki

Syukri Rizki is a Doctoral Researcher at the Cluster of Excellence 'Manuscript Cultures' (CSMC) at the University of Hamburg. His research focuses on the Dynamics of Changes in the Acehnese Manuscript Tradition during the 19th-century Dutch Occupation, exploring colonial impacts on cultural heritage and linguistic practices. He holds a Master of Arts degree, though specific details of his education are not provided.

His research interests include manuscript studies, Southeast Asian history, Islamic cultural heritage, and Jawi language preservation. Key projects involve analyzing Acehnese manuscripts, colonial-era conflicts, and the role of Jawi in education and da’wa (Islamic propagation).

Rizki has published interdisciplinary works on topics such as Acehnese-Jawi translations, Sharia law implications, and ethnographic studies of agricultural rituals. His articles bridge historical analysis, cultural preservation, and sociopolitical discourse, reflecting a commitment to understanding Aceh's complex colonial and post-colonial narratives.