Hakim Khatib is a political scientist specialised in ideology and the interplay of power thereof in social life, and religion and its relationship to contemporary politics in the regions of West Asia and North Africa, especially Egypt and Syria. Hakim works as a lecturer for political science and journalism at Fulda University of Applied Sciences and Philipps University in Marburg, Germany. He has published over 100 articles in different languages, academic and otherwise, in a widely different spectrum of on-line and printed newspapers, journals and think tanks.
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Mounir Baatour, First Openly Gay Candidate in Tunisia, is Running for President
Hakim Khatib and John Lyman 07.05.19

U.S.-Iran Crisis Locked in a Stalemate
Hakim Khatib 06.26.19

Istanbul Election: Win for Opposition
Hakim Khatib 06.25.19

Egypt’s Former President Morsi Dies in Court
Hakim Khatib 06.20.19

Who is the Turkish Televangelist Adnan Oktar?
Hakim Khatib 07.14.18

Tunisian Anthropologist: Homosexuality Permissible in Quran
Hakim Khatib 07.02.18

Morocco Bans the Burqa
Hakim Khatib 01.13.17

Competition over Ideological Power in Egypt
Hakim Khatib 01.03.17

Aleppo: Meltdown of Humanity
Hakim Khatib 12.16.16

Can Integration Prevent Radicalization of Muslim Youth?
Hakim Khatib 11.03.16

How Many Foreign Fighters in Syria are There?
Hakim Khatib 10.15.16

Perfect Assassination of Jordanian Writer?
Hakim Khatib 09.29.16

The Trump Doctrine is Plain Nutz
Hakim Khatib 05.30.16

The Evolution of Turmoil in the Middle East: Western Role
Hakim Khatib 04.17.16

Social Media in Saudi Arabia Is Turning People Gay
Hakim Khatib 04.03.16

Terrorist Attacks in Brussels: A Clash of What?
Hakim Khatib 03.24.16

Cultural Bridging in Amman: Grassroots Projects with Scarce Resources
Hakim Khatib 03.22.16

Art Beyond Asylum
Hakim Khatib 03.03.16

ISIS: Muslims’ Chance for Reformation
Hakim Khatib 02.16.16