A few questions and ambiguities / Ph.D. in "Geography" with the subject of "Freedom in Islamic and Western Philosophy"

Greetings and courtesy

Abdollah Abdi - Abdi Media

I came across a strange problem in the scientific records of His Highness.

It is written in your Wikipedia that you did your doctorate at the University of Portsmouth.
(document number one)

Thesis name in English:
(Freedom and causality in contemporary Islamic & Western philosophy)
(document number two)

Your doctoral thesis with the title (Freedom and Causality in Contemporary Islamic Philosophy and Contemporary Western Philosophy) is of course available online.
(document number three)

After reviewing your thesis, one of the professors to whom I sent your thesis without mentioning your name, wrote to me:

"The quality of this thesis is very, very low, and I was really shocked by the obvious mistakes in the thesis. Such a thesis is impossible to get a passing grade even in the form of a class paper, let alone a doctoral dissertation.

In addition; The text of your doctoral thesis for the university is probably translated from Farsi, because in the English text of your doctoral thesis, Shahid Mutahhary wrote martyr Mutahhary!!

Basically, in English theses, the word Shahid does not appear, or it should have been written as Shahid Mutahary
And also other people such as Shahid Mohammad Bagher Sadr
(document number four)

It is strange that in the text of the file uploaded on the university website, in a thesis with 287 pages, there is neither the name of the supervisor, nor the name of the department, nor the members of the thesis review boards.
(document number five)

I followed up a bit to see how a university approves such a work. The surprising and suspicious thing I discovered was:
The University of Portsmouth does not have a doctorate in philosophy at all, and your supervisor, Mr. Andrew Ryder, is a professor in the "Geography" department!!!
(document number six and seven)

After all this I asked about Dr. Andrew Ryder in an email from the Department of Geography at the University of Portsmouth.
My question was specifically whether he was a member of the department and whether he had guided a doctoral thesis on Islamic philosophy.
(document number eight)

The answer of the department is that they no longer work at the university and cannot provide any other information.
(document number eight)

In addition to the mental question of what is the relationship between "causality and freedom" and the field of "geography" and how the professor of the geography department agreed to judge your thesis, about this academic game and mental conflict and ambiguity; Give a convincing answer?

By the way, please tell me if you have a doctorate in "geography" now?

And if the answer is yes, please tell me first: what is your specialization in geography?

Secondly: assuming the answer to the above question is yes, why do you introduce yourself everywhere as a doctor of Western philosophy?

And why did you write on your website that "Ayatollah Araki's treatise adorned with natural ornaments" was "praised" at the University of Portsmouth, does it mean that it was praised by geography professors?
(document number nine)

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