Graduate Students
            Emad Afkham
PhD Candidate; Department of History, Classics, and Religion
Thesis Title: The Popular Resistance among German Peasant in the Late 16th Century
            
        
            
        
            Rezvaneh Erfani
PhD Candidate; Department of Sociology
Title of Research Project: A Post-Colonial Critique of the Global Environmental Justice Discourse
            
        
            
        
            
        
            
        
            Amani Khelifa
PhD Student; Department of History, Classics, and Religion
Thesis Title: Islamic intellectual history of North Africa
            Hande Gür
PhD Candidate; Department of Anthropology
Thesis Title: The rise of Sufi mystical practices among young, middle-class women of Turkish origin living both in Turkey and the West.
            Reyhaneh Javadi
PhD Candidate; Department of Sociology
Thesis Title: Encroachments in Juridicial Field: Iranian’s struggle for Rights as a Social Non-Movement.
Amirhossein Firuzkohi
PhD Candidate; Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
            
        
            Saman Rezaei
PhD Candidate; Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
Thesis Title: A New Analysis of Narrative Elements in Suhrawardi's Ishraqi Philosophy
            Shahab Nadimi
PhD Candidate; Department of Modern Languages and Cultural Studies
Thesis Title: Refugee Literary Space: Toward a Universal Experience of Belonging and Collective Enunciation
            Md Nazmul Arefin
PhD Student; Department of Sociology
Thesis Title: Islamophobia in Canada: Exploring the lived experiences of Muslim university students.
            Behrang Nikaeen
PhD Candidate; Department of Music
Thesis Title: The impact of Iran’s post-revolutionary cultural policies on Persian classical music composition
            
        
            Samira Torabi
PhD Candidate; Department of Anthropology
Thesis Title: Women Creating New Spaces: Reconfiguring Gender Segregation in Iran
            Salima Versi
PhD Candidate; Department of History, Classics, and Religion
Thesis Title: Contemporary Islam & Canadian Ismailism
            Nakita Valerio
PhD Candidate; Department of History, Classics, and Religion
Thesis Title: Keepers of the Qur'an: Moroccan Women's Religious Literacy and Leadership
            
            