Khaled SOUBEIH

Instructor

Faculty of Humanities
Institute of Oriental Studies

+961 (1) 421 000 khaled.soubeih@usj.edu.lb

Born in Beirut in 1977, I hold a Masters degree in Islamic Studies as well as a Masters in Musicology. I currently teach Islamic studies at Saint-Joseph University of Beirut. In addition, I work in international journalism. My research academic interests primarily focus on the comparison of sacred texts the study of the origins of religions.

Education

Degree University Country Year
Master - études islamiques Beirut Islamic University Liban
Master - comptabilité et finance

Research themes

The comparison of sacred texts (Quran, Bible, Torah). The analysis of historical theological connections between the major religious traditions. Religious musical expression its connection to political social contexts.

Publications and communications

- The Interpretation of the Quranic Surah between Thematic Coherence the Contexts of Revelation'. (Master's Thesis in Islamic Studies). - Outline of a Typology of Islamic Hymnody in Egypt in the First Third of the Twentieth Century." (Master's Thesis in Musicology).