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 B. A.: Islamic
Archaeology – Faculty of Archaeology – Cairo University – 1999 .
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M.A. Preliminary
year: Passed successfully (87%) the Preliminary year examination for M.A. degree from the department of Islamic
Archaeology in May 2001 in themes: (Islamic and byzantine Art, Painting, Architecture and History).
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M.A. degree in Archaeology (Architecture), Faculty of Archaeology- Cairo University (2005), with grade "Excellent", with title: Damascene Existing Residential Buildings in 12th A.H./18th A.D. Century. "Archeological & Architectural Study". [Abstract] |
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Ph. D. Preliminary
year:Passed successfully (9/10) the Preliminary year examination for PhD degree from the department of Archaeology
and History of Art in Faculty of Philosophy, University of Athens May 2007 in themes: (Byzantine and Post
Byzantine Archaeology), with two seminars for two semesters.
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Ph. D. degree in Islamic and Byzantine archaeology, Faculty of History and Archaeology, Department of Archaeology and the History of Art – National and Kapodistrian University of Athens (2010) with grade "Excellent", with title: "Byzantine influences on early Ottoman architecture of Greece". [Abstract]
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Demonstrator:
from 1999 to 2005 . |
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Assistant Lecturer: from 2005 to 2010
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Lecturer: from 2010 to 2015
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Assistant Professor: from 2015 To 2020
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Professor: from 2020Until Now
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Islamic Art and
Architecture |
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Islamic Civilization |
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Byzantine Art and Architecture
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Coptic Art and
Architecture |
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Ottoman History
[syllabus] |
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Ottoman Architecture [syllabus]
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History of Art 1 (Hellenistic, Sassanid,
Byzantine and Coptic Arts) [syllabus] |
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History of Art 2 (Romanesque, Gothic,
Renaissance, Baroque and Rococo Arts) [syllabus] |
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Basics of Architectural Drawing [syllabus]
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Coordinator,
Faculty of Archaeology - Fayoum University Website, 2012 - Present |
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Director of the executive team of the
Development of Students' Assessment System in the Faculty - (2011) |
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Head of Items Banks Committee in Faculty
of Archaeology – Fayoum University - 2010 |
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Dec. 2005 - Dec.
2009. Doctoral scholarship from State Scholarships Foundation (IKY), at National and Kapodistrian University of
Athens, Faculty of History and Archaeology, Department of Archaeology and the History of
Art. |
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Sep. 2011. Travel grant by the Max Van
Berchem Foundation for the study “The meaning of the Arabic dedicatory inscriptions of the ottoman monuments
of Greece”. |
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The meaning of the Arabic dedicatory inscriptions of the ottoman monuments of Greece, a paper was given in the 14th
International Congress of Turkish Art, Paris, Collège de France, 19-21 September 2011, 
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The Mehmet Khalil Agha Mosque in the Greek city of Drama . |
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The Inscriptions of the Damascene Ottoman Residences . |
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Interpretation of the concept of the Universality as a characteristic
feature of Islamic civilization . |
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Byzantine Influences on the Ottoman Architecture of Greece: The case of the Mosques at Nafpaktos. |
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The K üçük Cami of Athens:
Some considerations in the light of the Travelers' works. |
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Characteristics of the Ottoman traditional houses in the Libyan old city of Ghadames: Case study of the Da Babanei House |
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Ottoman use of the existing public buildings in former Byzantine towns: Greece as case study |
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Patrons of Ottoman Mosques in Greece reconsidered in light of the Ierapetra Mosque of Crete |
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The Ottoman architecture in Greece then and now: quantitative approach |
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Bilingual and trilingual inscriptions of the Ottoman buildings in Greece: a search for the history of late ottoman period |
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The significance of the Qur’anic quotation ‘M? sh?' All?h’ on both Ottoman and Greek heritages in the Balkans, with a special reference to the extant inscriptions on Ottoman buildings in Greece |
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The bedesten “bezzâzistan”: a commercial building in the centre of the Ottoman city with a special reference to the bedestens in Greece |
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Ottoman Waqf–Medreses in Greece “Archival & architectural study” |
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Sep. 28-30, 2010.
“Was There A Coptic Community in Greece? Reading in the Text of Evliya Celebi”, a paper was given in the
symposium of "Life in Egypt during the Coptic Period, Towns and Villages, Laymen and Clergy, Bishops and
Dioceses”, Bibliotheca Alexandrina, Egypt, [in English]. [Abstract] |
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Oct. 15-16, 2011. Ameen A. and Kamal. M.,
“Constantinopolitan masonry and its deterioration types: applied on some historical and archaeological buildings of
Egypt”, a paper was given in The 14th symposium of Arab Archaeologists 1432 A.H / 2011 A.D, [in English].
[ Abstract] |
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Arabic (native)
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English (very good) |
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Modern Greek (Excellent)
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Italian (reading ability) |
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Turkish (reading ability)
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