أستراليا: أستاذ للدارسات الإسلامية يحصل على لقب أفضل محاضر جامعي

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حصل الدكتور "حليم راني" - أستاذ الدارسات الإسلامية المساعد في "جامعة جريفيث" الأسترالية - على لقب أفضل معلم بالجامعات الأسترالية؛ تقديرًا لجهوده لعام 2015 بالجامعة المذكورة، لا سيما أنه المسؤول عن تأسيس معهد الدراسات الإسلامية عند التحاقه بالجامعة عام 2008.

وأعرب دكتور "راني" - في بيان له تعليقًا على الفوز باللقب - عن تقديره البالغ لهذا العرفان، مشددًا على أن عمله كان يرتكز على أهمية العلاقة بين المسلمين والغرب، استنادًا إلى المهارات والمعرفة الواسعة لدى الطلاب؛ مما منح الخريجين القدرة على التواصل بوعي مع المسلمين والعالم الإسلامي، مشيدًا بقدرات الطلاب التي كانت مصدرًا لتحفيزه على الابتكار والتطوير؛ المصدر: شبكة الألوكة.

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Islamic Studies lecturer named Australia's best uni teacher

Islamic Studies lecturer Halim Rane has been named the Australian University Teacher of the Year for his work at Griffith University.

Griffith University's Islamic Studies teacher, Associate Professor Halim Rane, has been named Australian University Teacher of the Year.

Associate Professor Rane, who was announced as the winner by federal Education Minister Simon Birmingham, created the Islamic Studies course when he came to the university in 2008.

Prior to his arrival the university did not have any Islamic Studies courses.

In a statement, Associate Professor Rane, who is currently in Turkey, said it was "an incredible honour" to receive the award.

"My focus has always been on my students and the skills and knowledge they need to be competent in the field of Islam-West relations and beyond," he said.

“It is my students who I thank first and foremost for this award. They are my key source of inspiration and motivation. Student learning outcomes have driven me to innovate in respect to my teaching."

Association Professor Rane said it was "reassuring" to have his field of study "acknowledged at such a level of higher education in Australia with such a prestigious award".

"I cannot imagine this achievement without the ongoing support of my colleagues and the leadership at Griffith University who recognise the importance of the field in which I teach and value my contributions to it," he said.

The statement said Associate Professor Rane's course "addresses the interests and needs of non-Muslim students, as well as Western-born Muslims".

"Graduating students have an understanding of, and the capacity to engage with, Muslim communities and the Muslim world," the statement said.