Fahimah Salman Al-Rashidy

Associate Professor at Taibah University, Applied College, with a Ph.D. in English Literature from the University of Reading. Specializes in contemporary British Muslim women's fiction, postcolonial studies, and literary criticism. Experienced in teaching English literature and academic writing. Actively involved in curriculum development, quality assurance, and academic program administration. Engaged in research, publishing, and international conferences.

Conferences & Presentations:

• Presented in:
• CHASE: Sussex Open University Symposium – Islam and Culture in Contemporary British Muslim Fiction (15 September 2018)
• Gendered Encounters: Representing Gender and Islam Across Cultures – Liverpool Campus in London (19 May 2018)
• Over the Horizon: Comparative Perspectives on Literature – London Centre for Interdisciplinary Research (28 March 2020 – London)
• Attended:
• Research in the Arts and Humanities: Current Work on Colonial, Postcolonial, and Decolonial Cultures, Languages, and Histories (28 September 2019)
• The Image of the Muslim Woman: A Discussion on Feminism and Islamophobia – Organized by TORCH Image and Thought Network (14 February 2020)
• 'Exploring Authenticity in Contemporary Literatures in English' – Symposium sponsored by ‘Identities' at Reading (1-2 November 2021)