Simon Loynes
Published: 31 August 2015
The rhetoric of prophetic authenticity before & after the rise of Islam
University of Edinburgh
The rhetoric of prophetic authenticity before & after the rise of Islam
Academic History:
12 / 13: University of London MA Islamic Societies & Cultures
02 / 05: University of Middlesex BA (Hons) Recording Arts
Supervisors:
Dr Andreas Gorke
Dr Andrew Marsham
Research Interests:
I recently returned to the UK after living in Fes, Morocco for the past year & a half. Prior o that I completed a MA in Islamic Societies & Cultures at the School of Oriental & African Studies, London in 2013. My research project will focus on the discussion of prophecy within the Qur'an & how this is related to its late Antique context. I am based in the department of Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies.
Previous Research Projects:
In my MA thesis, “The Isawiyya Reconsidered”, I evaluated the reliability of the sources on Abu 'Isa al-Isfahani, the leader of a late seventh century Jewish sect.
Scholarships:
Arts & Humanities Research Council DTP Studentship – 2015
Contact Details:
Address: Islamic & Middle Eastern Studies, 19 George Square, Edinburgh, Midlothian, EH8 9LD
Email: S1462456@sms.ed.ac.uk
First published: 31 August 2015