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At DIRS, a variety of renowned scientists conduct research on Islamic theology, science of norms and religious education.

Research assistant at DIRS

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Research assistant at DIRS

Postdoc researcher at DIRS

Research assistant in the Junior Research Group “Norm, Normativity and Norm Changes II”

Research assistant at the Chair for Islamic-Religious Studies with Systematic Focus

Research assistant at the Chair for Islamic-Religious Studies with Practical Focus

Postdoc Researcher at DIRS

Research assistant at the Chair for Islamic-Religious Studies with Practical Focus

Chair for Islamic-Religious Studies with the Focus Text Analysis and Jurisprudence (stand in)

PhD candidate at the Mercator graduate college for Islamic Theology

Research assistant at the Chair for Islamic-Religious Studies with the Focus Text Analysis and Jurisprudence