Susan Carland | |
|---|---|
| 誕生 | スーザン・ジャネット・カーランド 1980年(45~46歳)[ 1 ] [ 2 ]メルボルン、ビクトリア州、オーストラリア |
| 出身校 | モナッシュ大学 |
| 職業 | 作家、学者 |
| 著名な | イスラム教における女性に関する著述家、評論家 |
| 配偶者 | ( 2002年生まれ )子供たち |
| 2 | スーザン・ジャネット・カーランド(1980年生まれ)は、オーストラリアの学者、作家、テレビ司会者であり、イスラム教における女性という専門分野についてメディアで講演していることで最もよく知られています |
カーランドはバプテスト派とユニテッド教会のキリスト教徒として育ちましたが、後にスンニ派のイスラム教徒となり、自身の生い立ちについて熱心に語ります。[ 5 ]
Carland grew up as a Baptist and Uniting Church Christian―although she later became a Sunni Muslim―and enthusiastically speaks of her upbringing.[5]
Carland completed a Bachelor of Arts and Science at Monash University. She also obtained a doctorate from Monash in 2015, which focused on Muslim women combating sexism from within the religion's own traditions and communities.[6][7]
Carland teaches gender studies, politics, and sociology at Monash University, with a special focus on Muslim women and Muslims in Australia.[7]
She was a founding member and presenter of the SBS comedy talk show Salam Cafe.[3]
Carland is active in the Islamic Council of Victoria and has appeared on Australian television and radio talk shows, typically providing a specifically Islamic and/or feminist perspective.[3]
In 2018, she hosted the Australian version of quiz show Child Genius, on SBS.[8]
In 2017, Carland wrote Fighting Hislam: women, faith and sexism.
Carland converted to Sunni Islam at the age of 19.[9] She became increasingly interested in the religion and then converted in her first year of university.
Carland married Waleed Aly in 2002. They have 2 children and live in Melbourne.
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