Mursal Farman

Mursal Farman is a Doctoral Researcher at the Australian Catholic University. Their primary work focuses on re-examining the historical and theological approaches to peace and conflict resolution, particularly through the lens of Ibn 'Umar's stance during Fitan (periods of trial). Their research bridges Islamic history and contemporary conflict studies.

Education:

• PhD in Islamic Studies (2022), Australian Catholic University

Research Interests: Islamic theological frameworks for conflict resolution, early Islamic history, and the analysis of Fitan in historical and modern contexts. Their work emphasizes interdisciplinary methodologies to contextualize traditional Islamic scholarship.

Publications: Their sole listed publication is their PhD thesis, which offers a critical re-interpretation of Ibn 'Umar's methodologies during times of crisis. This work contributes to broader discussions in peace studies and historical theology.

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