Ayesha AlKetbi
Assistant Professor, Assistant Chair, Arabic, Islamic, and Legal Studies Department
- Email: Ayesha.AlKetbi@zu.ac.ae
- Telephone: +971 4 4021102
- Address: Dubai Academic City, D - L2- 42
Introduction
DR. AYESHA ALKETBI is Assistant Chair of Arabic, Islamic and Legal Studies Department, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Islamic at Zayed University. Assistant Professor at College of Humanities and Social Sciences Islamic World Studies Department in Dubai. She had her PhD degree, Islamic Studies in Philosophy in Jurisprudence and its Foundations from University of Sharjah. During her 20-year career in education she has contributed to the field in a number of different capacities such as Islamic teacher, applied technology Arabic lecturer, trainer, author, project manager, curriculum leader, editor, and researcher. She served in Institute of applied technology (IAT), Ministry of education and Islamic affairs department. She has presented her research at International Conferences, has been an invited speaker at various professional events and she has published papers and books.
Roles and Responsibilities
- Current: Assistant Chair of Arabic, Islamic and Legal Studies Department, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Islamic at Zayed University. (2023- Current)
- Assistant professor, Islamic and Legal Studies Department, College of Humanities and Social Sciences Islamic at Zayed University. (2020- 2023)
- Member of CHSS The CHSS Professional Development Committee at Zayed University (2022-2023)
- Member of CHSS The Teaching and Learning Committee at Zayed University (2021-2022)
- Chair of Arabic, Islamic Studies Department at ATHS (2016-2020)
Qualifications
- Ph.D. In Philosophy in Jurisprudence and its Foundations (Thesis: “Protecting the Other ‘Who Has Goodwill’ in Dealing with Money Companies, A Jurisprudential Study in Comparison with the Law of the United Arab Emirates”), University of Sharjah-UAE.
- M.A. Master’s degree in Principles of jurisprudence,(Thesis: “Al-Tadamun Company's Jurisprudence Study in Comparative Law of the United Arab Emirates “), University of Sharjah-UAE.
- B.A. Bachelor degree of Islamic studies, College of Islamic studies, Dubai-UAE.
- Professional Diploma in Islamic Banking, Al Qasimia University, Sharjah-UAE
Previous Positions
- (2023- present) Assistant Chair of Arabic, Islamic and Legal Studies Department, College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Zayed University, UAE.
- (2020- 2023) Assistant Professor, Arabic, Islamic and Legal Studies Department, College of Humanities & Social Sciences, Zayed University, UAE.
- (2014-2020) Head & Teaching, Institute of Applied Technology, UAE.
- (2008-2014) Teaching, Ministry of Education, UAE.
Languages
Arabic and English
Research and Professional Activities
Research interests:
Philosophy of Jurisprudence and its Principles - Humanities (Arab, Islamic and Social Studies), Islamic Civilization, Fundamentalist Studies, Comparative Jurisprudence, Financial Transactions, Companies in Islamic Jurisprudence, Companies in the Law of the United Arab Emirates.
Current Projects:
- Companies in Islamic jurisprudence and law.
- Jurisprudence and its emerging issues.
- Fiqh and its foundations Philosophy.
Keywords:
Islamic Law, UAE Law, Companies, Islamic Jurisprudence, Philosophy, Humanities.
Teaching Areas
Undergraduate courses :
- Emirates Studies HSS 255.
- Islamic Civilization ISL135.
- Contemporary Islamic World ISL209.
- Internship HSS 490.
- Alketbi, A. M. A. . (2024). the “Measurement on the Permissions” Rule. Arab Journal of Islamic and Sharia Sciences, 8(26) , 223-254. https://jasis.journals.ekb.eg/article_335932.html
- Alketbi, A. M. A. . (2023). A ANALYSIS OF THE JURISPRUDENTIAL RULE: “ASSISTANCE IN FORBIDDEN ACTS IS ITSELF FORBIDDEN”AND ITS JURISPRUDENTIAL IMPLICATIONS. Al Qasimia University Journal of Shari’a Sciences and Islamic Studies, 3(2), 125-175. https://doi.org/10.52747/aqujssis.3.2.226
- Alktebi, A. (2023). The effect of using iPad apps in developing components of cooperative learning among students during the COVID-19 pandemic. International Journal of Emerging Technologies in Learning (iJET), Scopus, 18(17), 56–71. https://doi.org/10.3991/ijet.v18i17.41453
- Alktebi, A. (2022). “Tools to Remove the Apparent Conflict Between Evidence in Jurists' Curricula”, Journal of Scientific Research and Islamic Studies, 14(1), 351-376. https://www.asjp.cerist.dz/en/article/184569
- Alktebi, A. (2022). The Tools to protect The Other "who has good intentions” in the period of establishment of the joint stock companies A study in UAE law in the light of Feqh Islamic rules. Journal of Advanced Research in Social Sciences, 6(1), 1–11. https://doi.org/10.33422/jarss.v6i1.834
BOOKS:
- Alketbi, A. M. A. ., Book, “Protecting Others with Good Faith in Dealing with Money Companies, A Jurisprudential Study in Comparison with the Law of the United Arab Emirates.” The United Arab Emirates, Ministry of Justice, Legal Studies Series (31), Number of Pages 308 Pages, ISIN ISBN 978-99489369710-9۔
- Alketbi, A. M. A. ., Book, “Al-Tadamun Company's Jurisprudence Study in Comparative Law of the United Arab Emirates” The United Arab Emirates, Ministry of Justice, Law Studies Series (30), Number of Pages 335 Pages, ISIN ISBN 978-9948-09-775-4۔.
