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Studies:
| Sciences of Religions (Ph.D. Candidate) | Complutense University of Madrid |
| Islamic Culture (Master’s Degree) | Islamic University of Madinah |
| Catholic Theology (Master’s Degree) | Pontifical Bolivarian University |
| Islamic Theology (Undergraduate) | Islamic University of Madinah |
| Arabic Philology (Undergraduate) | Markaz Fajr |
| Philosophy (Undergraduate) | University of Antioquia |
Languages:
| C2 | Spanish, English, and Arabic. |
| C1 | Latin, French, Italian, and Portuguese. |
| B2 | Biblical Hebrew and Ancient Greek. |
| A2 | Syriac, Catalan, and Aramaic. |
Books:
Bible and Quran / Medieval Philosophy / Theology and Dialogue / Islamic Studies
Conferences/Papers:
Video Conference Samples (English, Spanish, Portuguese, French, Italian)
A Computational Linguistics Analysis of “Christians” and “Jews” in Ibn Taymīyah’s Legal Verdicts
9th Islamicate Digital Humanities Network (IDHN) Conference, Georgetown University, United States.
The Transmission of Medicine (al-ṭibb) in Medieval Islamic Literature, The case of Ibn Taymīyah (13th-14th century)
IHPST Graduate Conference, Institute for the History & Philosophy of Science & Technology, Victoria College, University of Toronto, Canada,.
The People and the Territories of War (ḥarb) in the Theological, Legal and Political Narratives of Ibn Taymīyah (XIII-XIV)
Rethinking War Conference, 2nd Annual Virtual Conference, University of Pittsburgh, United States.
Towards a computational linguistic analysis of the Qur’an (112.1)
Qur’anic Linguistics Research Group, Swansea University, Wales, United Kingdom.
The Logic and Philosophy of Aristotle and Ibn Sīnā, According to Ibn Taymīyah
International conference on the History of Logic in the Islamic World, Iranian Institute of Philosophy (IRIP), Iran.
Ḥunaīn ben Isḥāq, Aristotle and Plato Figures according to Medieval Arabic Sources
2022 CILIS Islamic Studies Postgraduate Conference, Melbourne Law School, Australia.
Philosophical, Theological, and Religious Narratives in Ibn Taymīyah’s The Origin of the World (حُدوث العالَم)
Images and Stories of the Origin(s) of the World and Humankind, University of Bonn.
Jews, Christians, and Muslims in Ibn Taymīyah’s “On the Necessity of the straight Path” (13th-14th C.)
32nd Texas Medieval Association Annual Conference, University of Dallas, Texas, United States.
Jews and Christians in Ibn Taymīyah’s Biographers
17th international conference of the Australian Early Medieval Association, Australian Catholic University, Melbourne, Australia.
The Pilgrim and Pilgrimage in Ibn Taymīyah’s Medieval Rule to Visit Jerusalem
What Makes a Pilgrim A Pilgrim? Conceptualising Pilgrims and Pilgrimage, C.300-1600, Manchester Metropolitan University, United Kingdom.
Religion inside Qur’anic text and Arabic lexicology, and Ibn Taymīyah; Towards an Islamic Philosophy of Religions
10th International Conference on Contemporary Philosophy of Religion, The Future of Philosophy of Religion, Kharazmi University, Tehran, Iran.
Syriac and Islamic Theology, Philosophy and Translation from Medieval Arab History
2nd Annual Undergraduate Student Conference “Celebrating the Interdisciplinary Humanities”, Rockford University, Illinois, USA.
Linguistic and religious typologies on Jews and Christians in medieval Islamic texts, from Hebrew and Greek into Arabic
Workshop on Typologies in the Islamic Ethical Discourse, Orient-Institut Beirut & American University of Beirut, Lebanon.
Jewish and Christian Symbols and Rituals in Inter-Religious Conflict: Ibn Taymīyah’s Case
97th Annual Meeting Medieval Academy of America, Millikin University, USA.
Jewish identities and Connections in Medieval Islamic Literature
2022 Illinois Medieval Association Symposium Medieval Selves and Communities: Identities, Discourses, and Connections; Identity, Trauma, Poverty, Millikin University, USA.
Medieval Islamic History of Jewish Groups Al-Shahrastānī, Ibn Ḥazm, Ibn Taymīyah, Ibn al-Qaīym
Cambridge Medieval History Graduate Workshop, Cambridge University, United Kingdom.
Al-Qānūn al-kulī in al-Rāzī, Ibn Sīnā and Ibn Taymīyah: Muslim Philosophy between Reason and Tradition
2021 CILIS Islamic Studies Postgraduate Conference, The University of Melbourne, Australia.
Ibn Taymiyah’s Modern Figure. Towards an Islamic Medievalist Definition
36th Annual Conference on Medievalism, International Society for the Study of Medievalism, Delta College, Michigan, USA.
Interlingual Contacts between Biblical Hebrew and Greek and Qur’anic Arabic, the Jew and Christian Terms Case
Interlingual And Intercultural Contacts And Contrasts: Approaches and Practices, Department of Language & Communication, State University of Applied Sciences in Konin, Poland.
Race and Religion in “Jews” and “Christians”, Hebrew and Greek Terms into Medieval Arabic-Islamic Culture
31st Texas Medieval Association Annual Conference, Rice University, Houston, Texas, United States.
Ibn Taymīyah, Medieval Figure: Islam and Sciences in the Middle Ages
Central and Late Medieval History graduate workshop, University of Cambridge, UK.
The Philosophers (al-falāsifah) in Ibn Taymīyah’s ‘Refutation of the Logicians’ and their Relation to Islamic Studies
The Languages, Literatures, and Cultures Conference, University of Kentucky, USA.
The Body and God’s Attributes in Ibn Taymīyah, Philology, Theology and Biblical-Qur’anic Exegesis
Divine Bodies Conference, Theology & Religious Studies, University of Glasgow, Scotland.
Ibn Taymīyah’s Criticism to Philosophy (falsafah) and to Jewish and Christian Religions in his «Rebuttal of Greek Logicians»
Free Thought: A Graduate/Postgraduate Conference of Philosophical and Religious Enquiry, Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences, University of Wales Trinity Saint David, United Kingdom.
Towards a Medieval Islamic Biblical Textual Criticism Ibn Ḥazm, Ibn Taymīyah and Ibn al-Qaīym
20th Vagantes Conference on Medieval Studies, University of Wisconsin – Madison, USA.
The Medieval Islamic Construction of Race and Racism, Ibn Taymīyah´s Case (ss. XII-XIII)
Redefining the Middle Ages, Medieval Studies Student Association, University of New Mexico, USA.
World Christianity in Medieval Islamic Studies, Al-Shahrastānī, Ibn Ḥazm and Ibn al-Qaīym a Methodological Comparison
World Christianity Virtual Conference, Princeton Theological Seminary, USA.
The Relationship between Race and Religion From Ibn Taymīyah into Modern Islamism
What Does Race Have to Do with Religion? Racialization and Worldwide Islam
Islamicate Graduate Student Association, 18th Annual Duke-UNC Conference, Duke University, USA.
The Influence of Ibn Taymīyah’s Thought on Ibn Bāz and Ibn ‘Uthaimīn in the Current Relationship of Muslims with Jews and Christians inside Iqtida ’al-ṣiraṭ al-mustaqīm
2020 CILIS Islamic Studies Postgraduate Conference, Melbourne Law School, Centre for Indonesian Law, Islam and Society, University of Melbourne, Australia.