معرفی
Adis Duderija is Associate Professor in the Study of Islam and Society at Griffith University's School of Humanities, Languages and Social Science. His research examines contemporary Islamic thought, progressive Islam, gender in Islam, and interfaith dialogue.
Research interests focus on neo-traditional Salafism, progressive Muslim hermeneutics, Islamic gender ethics, and Muslim identity formation in Western contexts. Develops critical approaches to Islamic interpretive traditions.
Publications include influential books on progressive Islam, Islamic gender ethics, and interfaith engagement. Recent work examines shame/modesty concepts in Islamic theology and deconstructing patriarchal interpretations.
Regularly advises policy organizations on counter-radicalization and interfaith initiatives. Research contributes to Islamic education curricula in Australia.
