He is currently a Professor of Religions, Barnard College, Columbia University.
He has previously taught at Franklin & Marshall College, Georgetown University, New York University, and Princeton University.
At Bernard College, he teaches courses focusing on the modern and pre-modern Islamic world. His current research focuses on the formation of Shiite identity in the Muslim world and the role of Islamic legislation in the modern Muslim world
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Origins of Shiism: Identity, Ritual, and Sacred Space in Eighth-Century Kufa
A book that reviews the development of Shiite identity and religious rituals in Kufa during the eighth century, highlighting their impact on shaping the sacred space.
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