Saleha Sharifi is from Afghanistan and works as a SAR-Researcher at Linnaeus University. She has a PhD in Religious Studies, focusing on Quranic interpretation, semantics, and comparative religious studies. Saleha has taught at universities in Afghanistan and has conducted research in her fields. In addition to academic work, she has had cultural activities among Afghan women. After the Taliban seized power, she could no longer continue her work and had to leave the country. She has been in Sweden for over a year and is currently working at the Department of Cultural Sciences.
Undervisning
She has taught in fields, including religious studies, social studies, and research methodology.
Ibn e Sina University- Mazare Sharif- Afghanistan (2013-2014)
Mostafa University- Kabul- Afghanistan (2018)
Rahnaward University-Mazare Sharif- Afghanistan (2021)
Forskning
Most of Saleha's research has been in the field of religious studies, focusing on interpretation, comparative studies, and semantic field theory. She has also conducted research on women's issues.
Published:
Book
- - The Semantic Field of " Ebtilā" (Based on Izutsu's Semantic Field Theory), Mustafa publication, 2015.
- - Concepts and texts: a comparative critical review of Qur'an-to-Qur'an interpretation and semantic field theory, with an emphasis on the approaches of Allameh Tabataba'i and Isatsu. Under print.
Article:
- - The Semantics of Reactive Co-Occurrences of the Word "Ebtilā" in the Quran (Based on Semantic Field Theory), Quran and Hadith Studies, Vol. 55, No. 1: Issue 110, Spring & summer 2023, p.123-140.
- - The Fundamental Alignment of Quran-by-Quran Interpretation with the Theory of Semantic Fields. Mashhad, Journal of Quranic Research, 25, No. 3 (Issue 96, Autumn 2020).
- - Examining the Common Principles of Quranic Interpretation and Semantic Field Theory. Tehran, Journal of Quran and Hadith Sciences, Vol. 17, No. 1 (Issue 45, Spring 2020).
- - The Perspectives of Islam and Feminism on the Functions of the Family Institution. Islamic Journal of Women and Family Studies, Vol. 4, No. 9 (Summer 2011).
- - The Role of Women in the Spiritual Advancement of Society. Islamic Journal of Women and Family Studies, Vol. 4, No. 11 (Winter 2012).
- - Narratives of creation of Eve in criticism and comment, Journal of Quranic and Hadith Research, Issue 1 (Spring and Summer 2019).
- - Quranic Evidence on the Issue of Apostasy, Journal of Comparative Quran and Hadith Studies, Issue 15 (Autumn and Winter 2020).
- - A Comparative study on the Role of Interpretative Principles, Journal of Comparative Quran and Hadith Studies, Issue 5 (Autumn and Winter 2015).
Uppdrag
Saleha is currently working as a researcher at the Department of Cultural Sciences. She is examining the semantics of one of the key terms in the Quran.