معرفی
Prof. Muhammet Yilmaz is a full-time Professor at Artvin Çoruh Üniversitesi's Faculty of Theology, Department of Basic Islamic Sciences (Tefsir Anabilim Dalı). He previously served at Recep Tayyip Erdoğan Üniversitesi from 2012 onward. As Dean since 2024, he oversees academic and administrative functions. His earlier role at Diyanet İşleri Başkanlığı (2002–2012) involved religious services and education.
Education includes a PhD in Tafsir (Marmara Üniversitesi, 2010), a master's in Tafsir (2003), and a bachelor's in Islamic Theology (2000) from the same institution.
Research focuses on Quranic exegesis, Islamic law, and contemporary ethical issues. Key areas include Quranic linguistics, prophetic narratives (e.g., Abraham and Prophet Muhammad's family), Shiite-Sunni exegetical traditions, and regional religious history (e.g., Black Sea Islamic figures like Hacı Ferşad Efendi).
Publications emphasize interdisciplinary analysis, blending classical tafsir methodologies with modern hermeneutics. Themes include Quranic ambiguity (Mübhemâtül-Kur’ân), ethical development, and jurisprudential debates (e.g., Islamic rulings on smoking).
Advising includes 20+ graduate theses on topics like Quranic compilation in Shiite tradition, ethical paradigms in prophetic stories, and exegetical approaches to contemporary issues. Grants or awards are not documented.
Administratively, he coordinates departmental programs and teaches diverse courses, such as Kur'an Semantiği (Quranic Semantics) and Tefsir Ekolleri (Exegesis Schools).
