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Anthony Quickel: Trends and Patterns of Book Ownership among Merchant Groups in 16th/17th Century Cairo

Egypt during the 16th and 17th centuries was undergoing changes in its political, cultural, and economic situation as a result of the 1517 Ottoman conquest of the province. While some of these changes were dramatic, like the systemization of the legal/judicial infrastructure, others represented a continuity with the past centuries of Mamluk rule. The process of this transition is beginning to be studied, but there remains a great deal of scholarship required in order to better understand the nature of this transformation on a social and cultural level. Until now, the vast majority of research regarding Ottoman Egypt is situated in the 18th century, yet the early period both laid the foundation for and set the course for the changes yet to come. This dissertation looks at the ways in which Egypt was changing during the early period with regards to its cultural and intellectual output, especially in terms of material book production. The dissertation explores the nature of these transformations within society broadly but with an eye towards the patterns and trends in book production and ownership in Cairo at the turn of the 17th century.
Abderrahmane Ammar-Haueis, "Religiousness of Young Muslims of Moroccan Origin in Germany"

(Co-tutelle with the University of Marrakech (Université Cadi Ayyad) / Prof. El-Moujahid) (2019) (joint first reviewer)
El-Mustapha Moujib, “General Developments in Adolescent Language and Culture in the Maghreb:

A Sociolinguistic Study of Language Mixing in Adolescents Using Hip-Hop Culture”. (In cooperation with Prof. Dr. Richard Wiese, German Linguistics, Faculty 09) (2020) (Second report)
Maike Neufend: "The differences in the religious construction of gender",

(In cooperation with the International Graduate Center for the Study of Culture, University of Giessen) (2021) (second report)
Ahmed Sheir, “The Legend of Prester John and its Political Implications on the Conflict between the Muslim East and Latin West (12th-16th centuries)”

[Funded by the Yousef Jameel Academic Program, Dubai] (2021) (initial report)
Tilmann Schreinemacher, „Inhalt und Komposition arabischer ʾAmālī-Werke.

Welche Wissensgebiete beinhalten die Bücher, die als Aufzeichnungen von islamischen Diktatsitzungen gelten?“ (Seit Januar 2020) [Finanziert durch das MARA Stipendium der Universität Marburg].
Ahmed Sheir, “The Legend of Prester John and its Political Implications on the Conflict between the Muslim East and Latin West (12th-16th centuries)”,[Funded by the Yousef Jameel Academic Program, Dubai] (2021) (initial report)
Hala Ghoname, “The Wāli's Soft Power in Europe: Orientalists 'Portraits of Muḥammad' Alī Bāshā; between Historic Documentation, Political Propaganda, and the Sa'eedian Paradigm of Orientalism ”, (2021) [Funded by the Yousef Jameel Academic Program, Dubai] (initial assessment)
Bianca Devos, "The emergence of a modern Iranian press: Journalism in the authoritarian state of Riżā Šāhs using the example of the daily newspaper IṭṭilāÝāt, 1926-1941." (2011) (second report) (University of Marburg)
Batoul Al-Muhaissen, “La position du français in L'université de Yarmouk: enjeux d'évaluation pour la formation des adultes en Jordan”. (2012) (second report) (University of Marburg)
Abderrahman Aresmouk, “Islamism in the Maghreb as a Challenge for EU Security Policy.

The example of Algeria ”. (2013) (second report) (University of Marburg)
Louay Radhan, "Muslims against the Islamic State:

Arab Critics and Supporters of Alī Abdarrāziq's (1888-1966) Islamic Laicism". (2013) (initial assessment) (University of Marburg)#Clement Onimus, "Les émirs dans le sultanat mamelouk sous les sultans
Barquq et Farag (784-815 / 1382-1412). Restauration sultanienne et conflits émiraux

"(Rapporteur et membre du jury) (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, IVe section, Paris) (2013)
Tilmann Schreinemacher, “Content and composition of Arabic ʾAmālī works.

Which areas of knowledge do the books that are considered to be recordings of Islamic dictation sessions contain? ”(Since January 2020, financed by the MARA grant of the University of Marburg).
Abdulaziz Jardan, "The Sayf al-mulūk wa-l-ḥukkām of Muḥyī ad-Dīn Muḥammad ibn Sulaymān al-Kāfiyağī (d. 1474), edition, translation and commentary".
(In cooperation with Prof. Dr. Stefan Weninger, Semitic studies) (2015) (Initial report) [Funded by a doctoral grant from the Syrian state]
Anne Troadec "Les Mamelouks dans l'Espace Syria:

Stratégies de Domination et Résistances (658 / 1260-741 / 1341)" (Rapporteur et membre du jury) (Ecole Pratique des Hautes Etudes, IVe section, Paris) (2014)