Roles

Dr. Amhamed Al-Mazoghi is one of the faculty members in the History Department at the College of Arts, Tripoli. Mr. Ahmed has been working at the University of Tripoli as a lecturer since June 5, 2013. He has many scientific publications in his field of specialization. He was a teaching assistant from 2003 to 2006, then an assistant lecturer for the period from 2006 to 2013, then he was promoted to lecturer in 2018, then assistant professor in 2019, then associate professor in 2022.

Careers

he obtained her doctorate in 2012 from the University of Malaria, Malaysia, and her master’s degree in Islamic history in 2006 from the University of Tripoli. he also held the duties of study coordinator in the History Department from 3/17/2019 to 12/20/2019, then she held the duties of graduate studies coordinator from 6/20/2020 to 7- 3-2023

Research Interests

His focus of interest is studying historical topics that concern the intellectual and scientific aspect of the Arab-Islamic region during the Middle Ages, and he has many publications, including:    Men of Andalusia and the Ministry in the Almohad Era 555 AH - 646 AH / 1160 AD - 1248 AD Journal of the College of Arts, Issue 35, June 2020, Tripoli    The Sha’ariya movement at the time of the Abbasid state through Al-Jahiz’s observations, International Libyan Magazine, Issue 31, 2017, Faculty of Education, University of Benghazi    The spread of Islam in Western Sudan, its ways and means, College of Arts Journal, Issue 29, June 2017    Scholars and social solidarity in Andalusia through biographical books, Journal of Social Sciences, University of Tripoli, 2017

External Activities

Participation in a workshop in the Republic of Tunisia in 2022Participation in a training course for faculty members at Zawia University on project management sponsored by the University’s International Cooperation Office from 11/28 to 12/27/2017Participation in the training course “Tools for Innovation and Research in the Humanities and Social Sciences” from October 25-29, 2021, sponsored by the Institute for Contemporary Maghreb Research in Tunisia.