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MUHAMMAD ALI
Aspiration Statement
I inspire to actively contribute to the fields of Historiography and Collective Memory through academic research and discourse.
Academic Awards / Achievements
- Merit Scholarship
Experience
Leadership / Meta-curricular
- Linguistic Training Certification Onder Dil (Eskisehir, Turkey)
- Publication in Quo Vademus
Internship / Volunteer Work
- Graduate Research Assistant - The Institute of Ismaili Studies
- Contributing Writer - Quo Vademus
- Consulting Specialist - AMROY
- Associate Educator - Beaconhouse School System IBDP
- Research Fellow - The playground
- Freelance Writer - Engage 24x7
- Linguistic Training (AIESEC in Turkey)
Publications / Creative Projects
- Reviewing - Muslim Modernities (ITREB Pakistan)
- History of Palestine And What Is Happening Now?
- Transformation in Russian Civil Society: An Examination of the Impact of Imperial Soviet Practices on Post-Soviet Civil Society in Russia
- The Legacy of the Fatimids: Historiographical Transformations in Nizari Communal Memory (under peer review)
Final Year Project
Project Title
The Legacy of the Fatimids: Historiographical Transformations in Nizari Communal Memory
Description
This paper assesses the significance of this reorientation and a reimagination of Nizari lsmaili collective memory and the relatively modern fixation of Fatimid veneration in the cultural memory of Nizari lsmaili Muslims. Even though few provide priority to the changing ways of how lsmaili history is viewed or studied there has been development of a new historical imagination among the Nizari lsmailis. Given the transformative nature of Nizari lsmaili history, analysing historical change would allow us to better understand the new Nizari historiographical tradition.