Meryem YILMAZ

Meryem YILMAZ serves as a Research Assistant in the Department of Islamic Law at Ankara Social Sciences University's Seminary. She holds dual doctoral degrees in Fundamental Islamic Sciences (Ankara Social Sciences University, 2020) and Islamic Law (Ankara University, 2020), complemented by a Master's in Fundamental Islamic Sciences (Istanbul 29 Mayis University, 2019) and a BA in Islamic and Religious Sciences (2016).

Her research focuses on Islamic Law History, Islamic Criminal Law, and foundational jurisprudence. Current projects include "Kahramanmaraş Earthquake-Related Religious Problems" (2023-2025) as Researcher and "Pandemic Fiqh" (2020) as Fellow. Her scholarly output demonstrates concentrated expertise in classical Islamic legal methodology and contemporary applications.

Professional recognition includes a YÖKDİL English proficiency score (78, 2022) and completion of the İSAM Research Course (2018). Her collaborative work with scholars like Ahmad Fayez Hersh and Mahmut Samar reflects interdisciplinary engagement in Islamic economic jurisprudence.