معرفی
Zamira Ahmedova serves as Assistant Professor at Gaziantep University's Faculty of Theology, Department of Philosophy and Religious Sciences since 2015, following her tenure at Os State University in Kyrgyzstan (2012-2015) where she held Doctor Lecturer position.
Her academic credentials include:
- Doctorate in Islamic History and Arts, Ankara University (2006-2011)
- Master's in Islamic History and Arts with Thesis, Ankara University (2004-2006)
- Licence from Os State University, Kyrgyzstan (1999-2004)
Specializing in Islamic historical and artistic traditions, her research examines gender dynamics in Islamic contexts, mystical traditions, and civilizational development. She investigates how religious ethics manifest through historical artifacts and contemporary practices, with particular focus on women's roles and Sufi interpretations within Turkish and Central Asian contexts.
Her scholarly output reveals consistent engagement with prophetic traditions, commemorative rituals like Ashura, and regional Islamic expressions, demonstrating interdisciplinary methodology bridging historical analysis with theological interpretation.
Recognition includes:
- University Abroad Certificate of Appreciation (Osh State University, 2014)
- Certificate of Appreciation (Osh City Mufti's Office, 2014)
- University Abroad Certificate of Appreciation (Faculty of Theology, Osh State University, 2003)
She has supervised Ayatullah Duran's 2024 thesis on the Prophet's migration to Quba while teaching core curriculum including History of Islamic Civilization and History of Islamic Arts across multiple academic years.
