MABID ALI AL-JARHI PROFILE
GENERAL:
Prof. of economics and finance, Ankara Social Sciences University, ASBU, and Marmara University, Istanbul (part-time).
Honors
IsDB Prize in Islamic Economics and Finance, 2019
International Prize Award (uluslararası Değer Ödülü) Mehmet Akif İnan Vakfı, 2019.
Islamic Economics Research Center, IKAM, Türkiye, Islamic Economics Research Award, 2021.
Past Experience
Head of Training and Financial Expert, Emirates Islamic Bank Dubai,
Director, IsDB Economics and Policy Planning Department,
Former President, International Association for Islamic Economics, London.
Senior Economist & Head of research, Arab Monetary Fund, AMF
Senior Economist, the Economic Studies Institute, AMF
Secretary General of the Council of Arab Governors of Central Banks
Editor of the Joint Arab Economic Report, published by the Arab Monetary Fund,
Director General of the IsDB Islamic Research and Training Institute, IRTI, ISDB,
Financial advisor & Head of Training, Emirates Islamic bank
Economic Expert, Institute of National Planning, Cairo.
Former President, International Association for Islamic Economics (www.iaie.net).
TEACHING:
Economics; USC, California State University, Cairo University and the Institute of National Planning, Cairo.
Islamic economics: Khomeini Institute, Iran, HBK University, Qatar, INCEIF University, Malaysia,
PUBLICATIONS: Freely accessible at:
http://ulifam.asbu.edu.tr/tr/arastirma-ve-yayinlar
Economic Analysis, An Islamic Perspective, Vol. I, English, Arabic, Forthcoming.
Economic Analysis, An Islamic Perspective, Vol II, Forthcoming.
Handbook of Islamic Finance Products, with Abdulazeem Abozaid, Arabic & English

Burak Çıkıryel is a Dr. Research Assistant at the Social Sciences University of Ankara in the Department of Islamic Economics and Finance. He graduated from Uludağ University, Department of Economics, in 2013. He has done his Master in Islamic Finance from International Centre for Education in Islamic Finance (INCEIF) in 2017 in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia. He completed his PhD at Sakarya Univesity, Department of Islamic Economics and Finance. He is the Co-Editor of the Journal of Islamic Economics. He has conducted numerous academic projects, publications, and conferences in the areas of his research interests, including macroeconomic policy, banking, and finance aspects under the domain of Islamic economics.

Mehmet Asutay is a Professor of Middle Eastern and Islamic Political Economy & Finance at the Durham University Business School, and the Director of the Durham Centre in Islamic Economics and Finance.
Mehmet’s teaching, research, publication, and supervision of research is all in Islamic moral economy/Islamic economics, Islamic political economy, Islamic finance and banking, Islamic governance and management and the Middle Eastern political economies.
His articles on his research interest have appeared in various international academic journals and professional magazines. He has also published manuscripts and edited books on aspects of Islamic moral economy and Islamic finance, the latest of which are: A Model for Islamic Development: An Approach in Islamic Moral Economy (with S. Jan, 2019), Mapping the Risks and Risk Management Practices in Islamic Banking (with W. Eid, 2019).
Mehmet's recent research includes the construction of Islamic moral economy and Islamic political economy; and their articulation in economic and sustainable development. In addition, his research focused on locating Islamic banking and finance within the expressed ideals of Islamic moral economy by essentialising sharing and collaborative economy nature of Islamic finance. Mehmet is also involved in empirical research in various aspects and dynamics of Islamic banking and finance as well as examining the political economy determinants and consequences of various Islamic finance industry development models.
Mehmet has acted as consultant to COMCEC (part of OIC), CIBAFI and UNDP-IICPSD on various projects, who was also a member of Board of Directors of Albaraka Turk Islamic Bank from 2018-2020.
Mehmet is the Editor in Chief of the American Journal of Islam and Society, the International Journal of Islamic Economics and Finance Studies, and the Review of Islamic Economics. Mehmet is also a Board Member of the International Association for Islamic Economics.
His profile: https://www.durham.ac.uk/business/our-people/mehmet-asutay/

Academic Background:

Ph.D. Yarmouk University (Jordan), Irbid City, Economy and Islamic Banking, 2007.
M.D. Yarmouk University (Jordan), Irbid City, Islamic Economy, 1999.
B.A. Jordan University (Jordan) Amman, Islamic Studies—Sharia, 1987.

Bio: Dr Adnan Abdalla Mohammad Oweida is Assistant Professor, he used to work as an academic, education supervisor and researcher, where he worked as an educational supervisor for the humanities, social sciences, Islamic sciences, and the Arabic language, where he worked in the United Nations Education Program on UNRWA from 1995 to 2017. He also worked as a trainer and academic instructor at Wadi ALseer College, Zarqa University, Zayed University Abu Dhabi, and now he works at Ankara University of Social Sciences. He has received many technical courses in preparing teachers, teaching methods and methods of educational supervision, as well as many courses and fellowships in preparing educational and procedural research. Dr Awaida has dual interests in economics, educational economics and Islamic finance. He has prepared many books and research papers and participated in many conferences.

Mervan Selçuk is an Assistant Professor at the Department of Islamic Economics and Finance of Sakarya University. He graduated from the Business Department of Istanbul University in 2014. He received his MA and Ph.D. degrees from Islamic Economics and Finance Department at Sakarya University in 2016 and 2021, respectively. His doctoral dissertation is about the feasibility of a monetary union in Islamic countries. He was a visiting researcher at Kuwait University between November 2018 - May 2019. His research areas include Islamic economics, monetary unions, and cryptocurrencies.