Editorial and translation work distinguished in France, in Morocco and internationally.
Translating a treatise of legal theory from the 6th/12th century means agreeing to render into French a technical language that has no modern equivalent, without impoverishing or betraying it. This work, carried out over several years from the manuscripts, has been recognised by several institutions.
The distinctions gathered here reward a method rather than a person: the patient establishment of the text, the annotated translation, and the refusal of shortcuts.
In December 2024, the international Sheikh Hamad Award for Translation (Doha) distinguished the French translation of the Nukat al-maḥṣūl fī ʿilm al-uṣūl of the qāḍī Abū Bakr Ibn al-ʿArabī, ex aequo with Professor Tahera Qutbuddin (Oxford).
A competition in five languages marking the 1500th anniversary of the Prophet's birth, under the patronage of the Turkish Presidency. Second prize in the French category.
Awarded at the world conference devoted to the biography of the Prophet.
Longlisted for one of the Arab world's foremost literary awards.
Awarded for the French translation of Abū Bakr Ibn al-ʿArabī's Nukat al-maḥṣūl.
Finalist for the Arabic-to-French translation prize.
Research fellowship in Islamic studies from the French research institutes abroad network.
Support for research on manuscripts held in the Near East.
Continuation of work on Ashʿarism in the Maghrib, following the 2019 doctoral fellowship.
A prize for final-year pupils from modest backgrounds, recognising academic results and civic commitment.
