Projects

My ongoing research projects develop broader questions at the intersection of Qur’anic studies, metaphysics, philosophy of science, consciousness, and the intelligibility of reality.

The Readability of Reality

From Knowability to Sign: A Metaphysical Inquiry into Meaning, Āyāt, and Their Grounds

A major research project investigating why reality is intelligible and how intelligibility relates to meaning, signs, consciousness, and the Qur’anic conception of the cosmos as āyāt.

Status: Ongoing monograph project

Human Origins and Qur’anic Anthropology

Was Adam the First Biological Human?

A Qur’anic Account of Human Origins as a Metaphysical Turning Point.

A research project examining human origins, Adam, biological emergence, and the Qur’anic account of human becoming.

Divine Justice, Human Agency, and Moral Identity

Is Eternal Hell Just? Divine Guidance, Human Agency, and the Ontological Fixation of Moral Identity in the Qur’anic Perspective

An ongoing inquiry into divine justice, human agency, moral responsibility, and the formation and fixation of moral identity within the Qur’anic framework.