Slavery & Anti-blackness in Islam
This workshop explores slavery and racism from a non-European perspective, diving into Islamic scripture and practice. Students will examine the alleged anti-blackness in the Islamic tradition, grapple with the morality of pre-modern human societies, religions, and philosophies that condoned slavery, and consider how we might address racism within Muslim communities and broader American society today.
Islam, Gender & Sexuality
Drawing on traditional Islamic texts, this workshop offers an introduction to gender and sexuality in the Muslim world. In addition to exposing students to key scholarly debates, this workshop also offers a third option beyond the two extremes that characterise much Muslim responses to issues around gender & sexuality: denying reality or distorting religion. As we shall see, to be inclusive and Islamic is not only possible but has also been the way that Muslims around the world have lived for centuries.
The Transcendent and Revolutionary Poetry of Iqbal
The Universal Message of Iqbal
Princeton University Writing Program
Graduate Fellow for the Writing Center
As a fellow, Hasan was responsible for holding one-on-one conferences with undergraduate and graduate students, helping them with all genres of academic writing such as college essays, thesis proposals, and personal statements for graduate school. Hasan also lead group writing sessions and dissertation bootcamps for graduate students, and promoted the Writing Center through on-campus publicity visits.
The Citizens Foundation (TCF)
Volunteer Faculty
Hasan taught SAT-level English and self-development modules to graduates from TCF schools for underprivileged children, in preparation for college entrance tests. He also served as a part-time middle-school English instructor at Pakistan Railway School, a government school being managed by an educational NGO under TCF.
Institute of Business Administration Karachi
Teaching Assisstant
Served as a TA for Professor Abdul Wahab Suri's course, Socio-economic Philosophy of Islam, a class totalling a hundred and ten enrolled students.
Habib University Office of Academic Peformance
Full-time faculty at the Writing Center
Hasan was responsible for a range of tasks. In addition to one-on-one tutoring, Hasan developed resources (including cheat sheets) on academic writing for the college website. He also led special introductory sessions to the Writing Center for incoming students.
Anees Hussain
Math instructor
Hasan taught prospective graduate students preparing for the GRE and GMAT college-entrance examination tests.
Private Tutoring
English and Math instructor
Since graduating from high school, Hasan has provided tutoring services for students at various stages of their educational journeys, such as those appearing for their 'O' Level exams and those preparing for college.