YACINE LAKHDAR BENNACEUR

Member of the Islamic Council for Mediation and Divorce. I analyze marital cases according to the four Sunni schools and the Fiqh of Minorities, and issue religious opinions on Khul’, Faskh, and Mubarat, with full confidentiality and Sharia compliance.

I review and evaluate English-language academic articles in Islamic sciences, theology, and religious studies, contributing to publication quality and scholarly standards.

I design and teach modules in Islamic sciences and comparative religion, including Aqida, Near Eastern religions, Christianity and Christian denominations, contemporary religious movements, and Islamic sources for the study of religions. I also contribute to academic conferences, seminars, and pedagogical workshops, and supervise theses on topics.

Erasmus Student

Doctoral research on the critique of the epistemological model of Western civilization according to Abdelwahab Elmessiri and its repercussions on the new modernist discourse. Specialized in Aqida, Islamic theology, and the critical study of modern intellectual paradigms.

Doctoral research on the critique of the epistemological model of Western civilization according to Abdelwahab Elmessiri and its repercussions on the new modernist discourse. Specialized in Aqida, Islamic theology, and the critical study of modern intellectual paradigms.

Erasmus research fellowship focusing on comparative religious studies and Ottoman-era scholarly traditions.

Master's thesis: “The Doctrinal Deviation of Christianity After Jesus (Peace Be Upon Him).” Focused on Christian doctrine, comparative theology, and the historical development of religious beliefs.

Undergraduate training in Islamic creed, comparative religion, sacred texts, and the study of Abrahamic faiths. Graduated with honors.