Sevba Abdula was born in 1984 in Skopje. In 2008, he completed his undergraduate studies in the Department of Economics at Ankara University. He obtained his master’s degree from Istanbul University in Political Science and International Relations with a thesis titled “Religion and Nationalism: The Case of the Serbian Orthodox Church and Serbian Nationalism.” In 2022, he earned his PhD from Marmara University’s Institute of Social Sciences by defending his dissertation titled “Power, History, and Identity: The Narration of the Ottoman and Habsburg Empires in Serbian Historiography and History Textbooks.” He has served as the founding president of the Fettah Efendi Association and the Balkan Studies Foundation. His research focuses on modernization in the Balkans, church-state relations, political history, ideologies, and the thought of Abdülfettah Rauf. He is married and the father of Elif Hanne and Ahmed Arif.
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Panel Discussion: Reflections on the North Macedonia Election Results
Ramadan Talks 2024 “Kuzey Makedonya’da İslam Kültürü ve Çeşitliliği” – Abdülkerim Ebibi