Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan (philosopher)

Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan is a Sharifistani philosopher, feminist theologian and natural law ethicist who was employed as an ethical advisor to the Khan Foundation from 2019-2020.

Effendi Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan Master of Philosophy
Born	August the 4th 1997 Madinat Al-Islam Old Town
Nationality	Sharifistani Pashtun and half-Italian
Education	Masters degree in Philosophy, Bachelor of Arts degree in Philosophy and Islamic Theology
Alma mater	Madinat Al-Islam University (2015-2018), Oxford University (2018-2019)
Notable work	Man, God and Woman (2020) and A Solution to Every Problem of Ethics (2019)
Spouse(s)	none
Awards	Philosopher of the Year (2019)
Era	Post-modern era
Region	Near-East
School	Natural law ethics, feminist theology
Thesis	Natural Law Theory Applied to Modern Politics (2018), Feminist Approaches to Theology (2018) and An Analysis of Arguments for the Existence Of God (2019)
Main interests	Ethics, theology, Philosophy of religion and Political Philosophy
Influences Plato, Avicenna, Al-Ghazali, Aristotle, Daphne Hampson, Sartre, Simon De Beauvoir, Averroes
Influenced Most Sharifistani liberal feminists

Early life

Khadijah Bint Suleiman Muhammad Khan was born on August 3rd 1997, daughter of Colonel Suleiman Muhammad Khan and Maria Lucrezia Khan, in the Old Town of Madinat Al-Islam.

Education

For her secondary education she attended an all-girls' private school in Madinat Al-Islam, Sharifistan, she later attended Madinat Al-Islam University (gaining a Bachelor of Arts Degree and then Oxford University (gaining her Master of Philosophy). During her time at Oxford she was frequently and actively involved in feminist activism.