Traethodau ymchwil a thraethodau hir

Traethodau PhD

Mae 'gwaharddiad mynediad' â chyfyngiad amser ar waith yn achos y traethodau doethurol llwyddiannus mwy diweddar a bydd y rhain ar gael pan ddaw'r gwaharddiad mynediad i ben.

2022

Jones, Laura 2022. Ramadan in the UK: A month of ambiguity. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2020

Khan, Ayesha 2020. SUFISTICATED: Exploring post-Tariqa Sufi expression amongst young British Muslims. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2019

Sidat, Haroon 2019. Formation and training of British Muslim scholars (Ulama): An ethnography of a Dar al-Uloom in Britain. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2018

Vince, Mathew 2018. Muslim identities in contemporary Britain: The case of Muslim religious education teachers. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

Khan, Asma 2018. Beliefs, choices, and constraints: understanding and explaining the economic inactivity of British Muslim women. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2017

Timol, Riyaz 2017. Spiritual wayfarers in a secular age: the Tablighi Jama'at in modern Britain. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2016

Ahmed, Abdul-Azim 2016. Sacred rhythms: an ethnography of a Cardiff mosque. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

2013

Morris, Carl 2013. Sounds Islamic? Muslim music in Britain. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

Warden, Rosalind 2013. A sociological study of Islamic social work in contemporary Britain. Traethawd PhD, Prifysgol Caerdydd.

Traethodau Hir MA

Yr holl draethodau ymchwil gan ysgolheigion Jameel ar gyfer gradd Meistr 'Islam ym Mhrydain Gyfoes' ers i'r rhaglen ddechrau.

2021 – 2022

Bethan Gibbs
Twenty Years of Gender and Islam in the British News

2019-2020

Sam Bartlett
An Alternative Account of Muslim Home-Education: Escaping the Lens of Muslim Exceptionalism

Sami Bryant
Islamic Environmental Activism: the case of Muslims for Extinction Rebellion

Hamzah Zahid
I’tikāf: A British Muslim’s Spiritual Sojourn

2018–2019

Seherish Abrar
Female ‘Ulama in West Yorkshire

Muhammad Belal Ghafoor
The future of Muslim religious leadership in Scotland

Megan Richards
Team sport in Wales: Access and engagement for Muslim women. A specific focus on netball in the region 

Rory Wade
Is anti-Ahmadiyya discrimination an issue in the British Muslim community?

2017–2018

Hasnan Hussain
How do British Muslims who have same-sex attractions negotiate their identity?

2016 - 2017

Jamilla Hekmoun
To what extent, if any, is anti-blackness a problem within Muslim communities in Britain?

2015–2016

Faisal Ali
Policing Campus: Muslim students and Prevent

Grace Phelps
What does the use of online matrimonial sites reveal about British Muslim women today?

2014–2015

Joseph Ford
Does Islamic critical realism provide a useful ‘lens’ for researching contemporary British Muslim leadership and civil engagement?

Thomas Walters
British Muslims’ experiences of interfaith dialogue

2013–2014

Sandra Maurer
Embodying the Qur’an in 21st century Britain: a case study with a Muslim university student

Natasha Tiley
British-Muslim perceptions of 'Citizen Khan'

2012–2013

Yunus Ali
How and to what extent can modern educational practices be employed to help make traditional Islamic education more meaningful and relevant for young Muslims living in Britain?: A case study of the Amanah Centre

Anisa Ather
Why are British Muslims writing? Interviews with three British-Muslim memoir writers

Matthew Vince
'We don’t make life, we reflect it' Eastenders: Masood family and the question of Islamophobic representation within the British Media

2011–2012

Ellora Adam
Exploring the role and potential of theatre in Islamic supplementary education

Fambaye Sow
What are British Muslims’ perceptions in regard to the situation of Muslims in France?

2010–2011

Abdul-Azim Ahmed
Visual Dhikr: a visual analysis of mosques in Cardiff

Adviya Khan
Muslim women in hip-hop: an ethnographic study of ‘poetic pilgrimage’

Emily-Rose Lewis
The Living Islam Festival: An Example of a British Muslim Community?

2009–2010

Helen Falconer
Gathering for the sake of Allah: an ethnographic account of a women’s Halaqa group in Cardiff

Mustafa Hameed
British Muslims and developing notions of citizenship