Arabic, Islamic and Middle East Studies at Ghent University
The section of Arabic, Islamic and Middle East Studies at Ghent University approaches the Middle East from various perspectives, including anthropology, history, religious studies, philology, linguistics, literature. The languages, cultures and societies of this important region are the focus of our teaching, research and public outreach. Current perspectives such as decolonization, intersectionality, multiperspectivism and the critical interrogation of globalisation and orientalism represent a common feature.
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News and events
- Laura Stauth: Working Inside the Home: Domestic Labor Relations (20/05/24)
- Laura Menin: Quest for Love in Central Morocco (29/04/25)
- Fokkelien Kootstra: AlUla Inscriptions Analysis Project (18/03/25)
- Nir Shafir (UC San Diego) – The Order and Disorder of Communication in the Early Modern Ottoman Empire (12/12/24)
- Mohamed Maslouh: The curious Case of Printed Rifāʿī Literature (14/11/24)
- Aymon Kreil: The Common Language of the Human Heart (24/10/24)