KARIMOV JAMOLITDIN ABDULXAMIDOVICH

Director of the Imam Maturidi International Scientific Research Center under the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan.

Doctor of Philosophy in Historical Sciences (PhD)

He was born in 1985 in Kattakurgan, Samarkand region. In 2007 he graduated from Tashkent Islamic University with a bachelor’s degree in “Religious studies” specialty. In 2010 he graduated from this university with a master’s degree in the 2008-2009 academic year, he studied at Cairo University in the Arab Republic of Egypt.

From 2009 to 2014 he worked as a researcher at the Center for Islamic Studies of Tashkent Islamic University. In 2015-2017, he was a senior researcher at the UNESCO Department for Comparative Study of World Religions. In 2018-2019, he was a senior lecturer at the Department of Islamic Sciences of the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan. In 2019-2020, he was the director of the Center for Research and Innovation Projects of the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan. From 2020 to the present, he has been working as the Head of the Publications Department of the Imam Maturidi International Scientific Research Center.

In 2020 he defended his dissertation on “The role of Jewish communities in the socio-cultural processes in Central Asia” for the degree of Doctor of Philosophy (PhD) in History under the guidance of Doctor of Historical Sciences, Professor A. Hasanov at the Specialized Council of the International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan. His specialty: 07.00.04 - Religious studies.

SCIENTIFIC WORKS

1. The emergence of Muslim comparative theology. Scientific-theoretical, spiritual-enlightenment journal of philosophy and law. - Tashkent: 2008. №1. - P. 31-32.

2. Traditional principles of tolerance in Islam. Proceedings of the Republican scientific-practical conference "Intercultural dialogue: theory and practice." –T.: TDPU, 2008.

3. Ahmad Shalabi is a major figure in arab-muslim comparative theology. Scientific and analytical information of Tashkent Islamic University. –Tashkent, 2008. - № 1. - P. 35-36.

4. Philosophical theology is the main direction of the philosophy of religion. Materials of the Republican scientific-practical conference "Actual problems of religious studies". III. T.: TIU, 2011. - P.255-258.

5. Views on the emergence of monotheistic and polytheistic religions. Proceedings of the scientific-practical seminar "Conceptual issues of the development of Islamic studies" –T.: “Tashkent Islamic University” Publishing and Printing Association, 2011. - P. 94-96.

6. Methodological problems of comparative study of religions. Oriental Studies. –Tashkent, 2013. - № 16. - P. 240-243.

7. Information on the influx of Jews into Central Asia. Scientific and analytical information of Tashkent Islamic University. –Tashkent: 2013. - № 3. - P. 36-37.

8. The emergence of the first trends in Judaism and their peculiarities. Tashkent Islamic University Scientific-analytical information. –Tashkent, 2015. - № 3. - P. 48-50.

9. The First Jews in Central Asia. Journal of Theoretical & Applied Science (Lancaster, USA). 09/2016. B. 124-127.

10. Fatwa and its importance. Materials of the Republican scientific-practical conference "Actual problems of religious studies". V. TIU, 2013. - P. 387-390.

11. The question of the harmony between Judaism and Jewish history. Proceedings of the scientific-practical seminar "Actual problems of religious studies" // Tashkent Islamic University, 2016. - P. 283-286.

12. Yazik sredneaziatskih yevreyev. Materials of the VIII Republican Scientific-Practical Conference dedicated to the 100th anniversary of the Turkestan Autonomous Region and the Alashordinsky Autonomy "Uzbek Janibekskiye chteniya-2017". - Turkestan: 2017. - P. 143-146.

13. Views on the origin of the spoken language of Central Asian Jews. Lessons of Imam al-Bukhari (spiritual-enlightenment, scientific-literary journal) 4/2016. Samarkand. 2016. - P. 27-30.

14. The formation of the Jewish diaspora in Central Asia and its interaction with local peoples. Information of the National University of Uzbekistan. 4/2017. №4. - P. 47-51.

15. The formation of the Jewish diaspora in Central Asia and their social life. The light of Islam. - Tashkent, 2020. - №2. - P. 124-130.

16. Jews’ Entry into Central Asia and the Formation of Jewish Diaspora. ACADEMICIA: An International Multidisciplinary Research Journal. –India, 2020. Vol. 10. - P. 860-868.

17. A look at the history of the Jews of Bukhara in Central Asia. Materials of the scientific-practical seminar "Actual problems of religious studies". –T.: XII collection. –T .: “International Islamic Academy of Uzbekistan” publishing house, 2020. - P. 50-51.