ASSISTANT PROFESSORS

 

Dr. Muhammad N. Haq

Dr. Haq received his doctoral degree in Comparative Religion from the University of Punjab, in Pakistan. Prior to teaching at the high school to graduate level in the United States, Dr. Haq was a faculty lecturer at his alma mater, the International Islamic University in Islamabad, Pakistan where he earned his Master’s degree in Islamic Theology and World Religions.

Dr. Yosof Wanly

Dr. Yosof Wanly aspires to promote the goodness and purity of the Islamic teachings and its sciences through education and application. He believes Islam is not a religion particular to a society or one single culture, but a methodology that promotes balance and incorporation of its surroundings and circumstances.