Convenor for the Module: Muslims in History III: Modern and Contemporary – Graduate Programme in Islamic Studies and Humanities (GPISH).
July 2017: Academic Director and course developer for Shiʿi Islam: Thought, Beliefs and Practices, IIS, London
July 2016: Academic Director for The IIS Summer Programme on Islam, IIS, London
2010-2016: Convenor for the Module: ShiÊ¿i Islam: History and Doctrines – Graduate Programme in Islamic Studies and Humanities (GPISH).
2013 & 2014: Convenor Spain under Muslim Rule (including during fieldtrip to Andalusia – part of MA Muslim Societies and Civilisations, validated by SOAS University of London and offered on the Secondary Teacher Education Programme (STEP).
2008-2009: Co-convenor Cultural Encounters, Material Culture and Narratives – part of MA Muslim Societies and Civilisations, validated by SOAS University of London and offered on the Secondary Teacher Education Programme (STEP).
Modules
Key Moments in Shiʿi History, Thought and Society; Muslims in History III: Modern and Contemporary; Shiʿi Islam: History and Doctrines; Spain under Muslim Rule; Cultural Encounters, Material Culture and Narratives
2008-2009:ÌýTeaching Fellow – Department of History, SOAS, London
Origins and Early Development of Islam: Problems and Perspectives, an MA course convened by Professor Gerald R. Hawting
2004-2008:ÌýAcademic Skills Tutor – Learning and Teaching Unit, SOAS, London
Tutored undergraduate and postgraduate students in essay and dissertation writing skills on a one-to-one basis
2006-2007:ÌýCourse Convenor and Lecturer – Department of the Study of Religions, SOAS, London.
Course title: Shiʿa Islam: Religious Authority and Community Identity, an advanced level BA course
2004-2006: Teaching Assistant – Department of History, SOAS, London
BA course Introduction to the History of the Near and Middle East (lecturers: Professor Gerald R. Hawting, Dr Heidi Walcher, Dr Ben Fortna and Dr Nelida Fuccaro)
BA course Origins and Early Development of Islam (convened by Professor Gerald R. Hawting)
