Imam Al-Ghazali’s profound impact on science and theology reveals the significance of his neglected tomb in Iran’s complex historical context.
Sude Guvendik
Sude spent her formative years in Western Africa, primarily in Ghana and Turkey, before relocating to Vancouver to pursue her Bachelor's degree in International Relations, Legal Studies, and History at SFU. With a keen interest in social justice, Afrocentrism, Islamic intellectual history, migration policies, and decolonization, Sude is committed to exploring and shedding light on issues that impact marginalized communities. In her free time, Sude enjoys indulging in her love for classical Egyptian and Iranian cinema, playing the violin, and organizing.
