PhD Social Studies and Political Theory (University of Westminster)

Dr. M. Samiei 
Position
Senior Lecturer
Mesbahi
Interests
  • Islam and the west
  • Novel approaches to Islamic law and politics
Email
Tel
0208 451 9993

Profile

In addition to his academic studies, Mohammad Samiei completed 18 years of classical Islamic studies in Arabic literature, Islamic jurisprudence and philosophy. Since 2006 he has joined the Islamic College in London where he started his work as the Head of Distance Education Department.

Teaching

MA, Islam and Modern Politics

Publications

  • (2011) ‘Triumph through destabilization: the future of political Islam’. Iraq, Democracy and the Future of the Muslim World, John Esposito and Ali Paya. Routledge. Pp 184 – 198.

  • (2010) 'Neo-Orientalism? The relationship between the West and Islam in our globalised world', Third World Quarterly, 31: 7, 1145 — 1160.

  • (2010) ‘Bernard Lewis, John Esposito and Gilles Kepel, a comparative study’, Al-Shajarah, Vol 15, Number 1, pp 29-81.

  • (2009) 'Between Traditional Law and the Exigencies of Modern Life' in Journalof Shia’ite Islamic Studies, Summer 2009.

  • (2008) 'Crescent Sighting in the Shi‘a Community: Roots and Ramifications of Controversy’ in Journal of Shi‘a Islamic Studies, Summer 2008.

 

 


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