Professor at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies who previously served as professor at Yarmouk University in Jordan, Birzeit University in Palestine, and Qatar University . His research focuses on the concept of identity, Islamic theology and philosophy, and contemporary Arab and Islamic thought. His latest book is titled Discourse of Dignity and Human Rights.

Editorial Manager of Tabayyun, Academic and Writer. He has taught philosophy at several Arab universities, including: the University of Aleppo, Al-Furat University, and Kuwait University. He served as of Dean of the Faculty of Arts at Al-Furat University until 2011. He has published numerous books and studies dealing with contemporary philosophy, philosophy of science, and philosophy of language and logic. His interests include political culture in the Arab world and the Arab Spring revolutions. He is a member of the editorial board of a number of peer-reviewed Arabic journals, including: El Hiwar El Thakafi, published in Algeria, and Kalamoon, published by the Harmoon Center for Contemporary Studies in Doha. His recent books include The Political Dimensions of Contemporary Arab Culture, The Other Side of Science: The Absorption  of Science into Modern Societies, and Man in the Postmodern Era.

Researcher and editorial secretary for Tabayyun Journal at the ACRPS. He received his PhD in Modern and Contemporary Western Philosophy from the University of BATNA 02. His research interests focus on the issues of philosophy of religion and the sacred, Hermeneutics, phenomenology, existential psychotherapy, and contemporary existential philosophy.

Professor of Philosophy at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies, Kassab has taught and carried out research in Lebanon, Germany and the United States. Her research interests focus on European and non-European culture philosophy, contemporary and modern Arab thought, questions of critique and enlightenment, questions of intellectual and philosophical independence and modern Arab historiography.

Professor of Philosophy, with a joint appointments in the programs of Democracy and Human Rights, and the Program of Contemporary Arab Studies at Birzeit Univeristy. He is also a member of Department of Philosophy and Cultural Studies at Birzeit University. Previously, he held the positions of Dean of the Faculty of Arts and served as founding Dean of the Faculty of Graduate Studies. He is an editor, writer and political analyst who regularly makes appearance in Palestinian, Arab, and International news media. 

A researcher in Islamic thought, Islamic history, the principles of religion and Islamic jurisprudence.  He works as an editor at the Arab Center for Research and Policy Studies. He has participated in many conferences and  has published numerous articles and studies. His published books include: Critique of Salafi Discourse: Ibn Taymiyyah as a Model; Criticism of Takfiri Thought in the Light of Imam Ibn Taymiyyah's Approach; Ali Al-Tantawi and His Views in Literature and Criticism; Ali Al-Tantawi and the Major Thinkers of his Time; and Wahhabism and Salafism: Ideas and Consequences (in two volumes).

Professor of Philosophy of Science and Methodology, and former Head of the Department of Philosophy, Faculty of Arts, at Cairo University. She received her doctorate in 1985, writing a dissertation on "The Principle of Indeterminism in Contemporary Science and the Problem of Freedom." For her Master's degree thesis she worked on "Karl Popper's Philosophy of Natural Science." Her publications include: Philosophy of Science in the Twentieth Century, and Toward an Islamic Scientific Methodology: Science Settlement in our Culture. She has written and/or translated thirty books, and received fifteen scientific awards and prizes.

Iraqi Translator and Professor at Thi-Qar University. In collaboration with Hassan Nazim, he has translated a number of works for  the German philosopher Hans-Georg Gadamer, including: Truth and Method (2007), Heidegger's Way (2007), Philosophical Apprenticeships (Studies in Contemporary German Social Thought) (2013), and Gadamer on Celan: Who Am I and Who Are You? (2018). His own published books include The Antisocial Society and Ideology and Its Philosophical Representations in Modern Iraqi Thought.

Moroccan researcher and former professor of Philosophy at Mohammed V University in Rabat. He has authored many research papers and his published books include, Al-Farabi's Political Philosophy ; Metaphysics, Science and Ideology; The Foundations of Contemporary Philosophical Thought; The Culture of the Eye and the Culture of the Ear; The Mythology of Reality; Thought in the Age of Technology, Between Connection and Separation, and the Logic of Disorder. 

Professor of Philosophy at the University of Benghazi. He received his PhD in Philosophy with a thesis on Scientific Rationality: A Critique of Kuhn's Account of Scientific Practice from the University of Wisconsin, the Master's degree in Philosophy from Georgetown University and the University of Wisconsin, and  the BA in Philosophy in 1973 from the University of Libya. He is the former head of the Department of Philosophy at Al Ain University in the United Arab Emirates. His specialization falls within the fields of logic and philosophy of science.

Algerian Researcher and Professor of Contemporary Philosophy, and member of  Department of Philosophy, Kuwait University. He is a specialist in the philosophy of Michel Foucault, the philosophy of language and political philosophy. His interests lie in translation and writing. His translations include, Society Must Be Defended and The Hermeneutics of the Subject: Lectures at the Collège de France 1981-1982 by Michel Foucault. His own published books include: The Concept of Discourse in the Philosophy of Michel Foucault, Philosophy and Language, Critique of the Linguistic Turn in Contemporary Philosophy, and Postmodernism and Enlightenment.

Chair of the Philosophy Department at the University of Kuwait. He received his Ph.D in 1995 from Hull University in Britain in the field of Aesthetics and the Philosophy of Art. His dissertation was titled "The Role of Literature and Religion in the Development of Wittgenstein's Philosophical Thought." He contributed to compiling the secondary school textbook Philosophy, and has published studies in peer-reviewed academic journals. He has participated in many Arab and regional conferences.

Palestinian/Syrian Academic and former Professor of Philosophy at Damascus University. He has supervised many theses and he also published widely, most recently the article "Religious Reform and its Prospects." He has published books on Husserlian Phenomenology and Hegelian Negative Dialectic.

​Professor of Moral and Political Philosophy at the Doha Institute for Graduate Studies. He published in French two books on the American philosopher John Rawls, Etudes rawlsiennes: contrat et justice (2006); Le juste et ses normes: John Rawls et le concept du politique (2007). He is also author of many articles and chapters of books published in Arabic, English and French.