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Currently, she is working as an administrator for the Gladys Krieble Delmas Foundation and also serves as an independent consultant assisting researchers and scholars with archival research. She was also briefly at the Hunter College Zabar Art Library helping to build their online art database. Kiran interned at the Barnard College Archives where she was responsible for processing two related collections on the black student organization at Barnard. She graduated from Long Island University in the Spring of 2011 with a Masters of Science in Library and Information Science. KiranВ TahirВ is an independent archival researcher.

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Presently he serves on the editorial board of The Wabash Center Journal on Teaching and the monograph series The Modern Muslim World from Gorgias Press. His first book Sufi Master and QurвЂ™an Scholar: AbuвЂ™l-Qasim al-Qushayri and the LataвЂ™if al-isharatВ (Oxford University Press, 2012) explores the confluence of QurвЂ™anic exegesis, theology, and Sufism in the life of al-Qushayri, a prominent mystic and scholar of 5th/11th century Nishapur. His latest book Modern Muslim Theology: Engaging God and the World with Faith and ImaginationВ (Rowman & Littlefield, 2018) presents a contemporary theology rooted in the practice of the religious imagination. Following this, he joined the Center for Middle Eastern Studies at Harvard University where he completed a joint-program Ph.D. in Religious Studies and History from the University of Virginia and then went on to earn a Masters of Theological Studies (M.T.S.) from the Harvard Divinity School. His areas of research include the QurвЂ™an and its exegesis (tafsД«r), Muslim theology, Sufism, Islamic history and the intersection of race and religion.В Martin received his B.A. Martin NguyenВ is AssociateВ Professor of Religious Studies, Faculty Chair of Inclusive Excellence, and Director of Islamic Studies at Fairfield University.