Curriculum_Vitae.813.. - Dr. Wesley Muhammad

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Third Place, 11 th Annual Students of Color of Rackham Conference Writing Competition, University of Michigan, 2001 Great Books of Islam Prize, Center For Middle East and Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, 2001 Dean’s List, Morehouse College, Fall 1998, Winter 1999 Publications, Presentations, Posts Training “A Body Unlike Bodies: Transcendent Anthropomorphism in Ancient Semitic Tradition and Early Islam,” Journal of the American Oriental Society, 128 (2009): (forthcoming) “Black Muslim Theology and the Classical Islamic Tradition: Possibilities of a Rapprochement” American Journal of Islamic Social Sciences, 25:4 (2008): 61-89 “Aspects of the Creed of Ahmad b. Hanbal: A Study in Anthropomorphism in Early Islamic Discourse,” International Journal of Middle East Studies, 34 (2002): 441-463 “Sapphiric God: Speculation on the Body Divine in Jewish Esoteric Tradition,” Harvard Theological Review, Revise/Resubmit “A Body Unlike Bodies: Transcendent Anthropomorphism, Divine Embodiment, and Early Sunnism,” 5 th Annual Duke-UNC Graduate Islamic Studies Conference, April 5, 2008 Panel Chair, First World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Mainz, Germany, September 11, 2002 “Theophany and Visio Dei in Early Islam,” First World Congress for Middle Eastern Studies, University of Mainz, Germany, September 11, 2002 “Ru’yat Allah: <strong>Muhammad</strong>’s Vision of God and its Place in Early Islamic Doctrine,” 16 th Annual Middle East History and Theory Conference, University of Chicago, May 12, 2001 “Aspects of the Creed of Imam Ahmad b. Hanbal: A study of Anthropomorphism in Early Islamic Discourse,” 11 th Annual Students of Color of Rackham Conference, University of Michigan, February 17, 2001 Rackham-Center for Research on Learning and Teaching (CRLT) Seminar on Preparing Future Faculty (PFF), May 2005
Teaching Experience Positions Held Instructor, Contemporary Issues in Islam, University of Toledo, Department of Philosophy, Spring 2009 Instructor, Introduction to Islam, University of Toledo, Department of Philosophy, Fall 2008 Graduate Student Instructor, Introduction to Arab Culture, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Winter 2008 Graduate Student Instructor, Introduction to World Religions, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Fall 2006 Graduate Student Instructor, Introduction to Arab Culture, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Winter 2006 Instructor, The Other God: Alternative Conceptions of the Divine in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Tradition, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Spring 2005 Instructor, The Other God: Alternative Conceptions of the Divine in Jewish, Christian, and Muslim Tradition, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Spring 2004 Graduate Student Instructor, Introduction to World Religions, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Fall 2003 Instructor, Orthodoxy and Heresy: Locating the Boundaries of Theological Tolerance in Islam, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Spring 2003 Graduate Student Instructor, African American Religion: Between Christianity and Islam, University of Michigan, Department of Near Eastern Studies, Winter-Fall 2002 Assistant to the Editor, The International Journal of Middle East Studies, Ann Arbor Michigan, June 2002-June 2004 Editor, Department of Near Eastern Studies News Letter, Department of Near Eastern Studies, University of Michigan, Fall 2001, Fall 2003 Research Interests Languages Islamic Studies, Hebrew Bible, Israelite Religion, Second Temple Judaisms, Jewish Mysticism, Comparative Religions, African-American Religions Reading proficiency: Arabic, Biblical Hebrew, German, French
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