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Dr. Salem Farag Saleh Rahil

Assistant Professor in Arabic and Islamic Philosophy at the University of Tripoli in Libya A team player with excellent communication skills and academic qualifications, Keen to teach in a successful and dynamic university that will challenge his skills and allow him continue to develop his knowledge and potential. Publication : • A Critical Comparison between the Ash‘arite and Salafi Schools of Thought with Special Reference to Muhammad Sa‘id Ramadan al-Buti and Muhammad b. Salih al-‘Uthaymin (PhD, UWC, 2014), Nor Publishing, 2017. • The Impact of Greek Philosophy on Islamic Civilization during the Middle Ages submitted to the Seminar of Higher Education Ministry, Libya, 2015. • (Al-iftaa bayna al ikhhlas wa ittbaa’ al-ahwaa’) Fatwa: Between Sincerity and Following Desires, Library of Alexandria, 2012. • Imam Malik's Doctrine of Faith and Practice. Alfadel, Benghazi, 2010. • The Main Rules of Islamic Faith, curriculum specifically for students of universities, including Divinity, Monotheism, Attributes of God Almighty and Prescient, and Prophecies (2 Parts). Aletthad, 2015. • The Wisdom Revelations in the Islamic Sharia to taking alcohol, drugs and the mental effects, Ajdabiya Magazine in 2015. • Al-Sheikh Issa al-Fakhiri His Life and Method (1999-1904). Alfadeel Benghazi, 2011. • Abstracts and Exercises for the Teaching of the Arabic Language for Students of the Da’wa College, 2015. • “Wasatiya and its Impact on Extremist Groups, Libya and the Challenges of Methodological and Doctrinal Difference” presented to the International Conference: “Moderation in Achieving Security and Peace”, held in Bangladesh, in December 2017, and published in the Islamic Civilization Journal ISSN: 1112-5357. Volume 19. First Issue. April 2018. E-ISSN: 2602-5736 in Algeria. •