معرفی
Dr. Amin Al-Astewani serves as a Lecturer in Law at the School of Law, Lancaster University, specializing in Law & Religion and Public Law. His research explores the socio-legal roles of religious tribunals in secular systems, particularly within British Muslim communities.
Research Interests: Focus on legal pluralism, Shariah tribunals, religious arbitration, and state-religious interaction dynamics. Key projects include parliamentary evidence submission on UK religious tribunals and comparative regulatory frameworks for Ireland. His work bridges academic rigor with policy impact.
Publications span socio-legal analyses of pandemic responses, arbitration mechanisms, and pedagogical reforms in legal education. Notable journals include Religions, Critical Policy Studies, and Law and Justice.
Professional Engagement includes peer reviewing for journals like Religions and Laws, and participating in advisory panels for legal and community organizations. He supervises LLM and PhD research in Law & Religion.
