(Sex) Object Recognition: Scientific Evidence That We Perceive Sexualized Women As Objects, Not Human Beings
Originally published in the Spring 2013 issue of the Hopkins Undergraduate Research Journal (HURJ).
Featured in: “Navigating the New Normal: Young American Muslims Coming of Age Post 9/11″
I was interviewed by Nina Porzucki for Public Radio International’s “The World” radio program, featured in this April 23, 2013 story on being a young American Muslim in the post-9/11 United States.
A religion, defined
On the origins of the word “Islam” and how we conceptualize religion.
“Transparency” and the Conditions of Public Support for Drone Strikes
Originally published in Elias Isquith’s Jubilee on February 20, 2013.
This is not feminism
This was my response to Isobel Coleman’s “Gender Disparities, Economic Growth and Islamization in Pakistan” (2004), an assigned reading for my Politics of South Asia class.
“The best of the best”? Hopkins fails its students on the Middle East
Originally published in the JHU Politik on April 21, 2013.
Ibrahim Project, June 10: A cold welcome at Ben Gurion Airport
Almost anyone who visits Israel knows to expect a relatively hard time at airport customs. Google the subject and you’ll find an abundance of information on preparing for the occasion, as well as many blog posts on the innumerable times when the process went terribly wrong…
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Ibrahim Project, June 9: Dimensions of old & new Dubai
This is an especially long post on an especially packed day…
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Ibrahim Project, June 8: Sociopolitics during an excursion to Abu Dhabi
Before departing for Abu Dhabi, Mark made sure to give us a good briefing on the Emirates and the broader region…
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Ibrahim Project, June 7: Last thoughts in Oman & first thoughts in the U.A.E.
During our final morning in Oman, we had one last meeting—breakfast with Dr. Abdulrahman Al-Salmi, who works at the Ministry of Religious Affairs and is one of the leading experts on Muslim-Christian relationships…
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