Hina Azam

A driving force in studies related to women and Islam, Hina Azam serves as an Associate Professor at The University of Texas at Austin. With a profound dedication to exploring the intricate dynamics of Islamic law and jurisprudence, her work delves into the nuanced roles and representations of women within Islamic contexts. Her academic pursuits are deeply rooted in the intersection of religion, gender, and law, making significant contributions to the understanding of these complex fields. Professor Azam is affiliated with the Religious Studies, Middle Eastern Studies, and Center for Women's and Gender Studies departments, where she actively engages in interdisciplinary research and teaching. Her scholarly endeavors aim to foster a deeper comprehension of Islamic legal traditions and their implications for women, both historically and in contemporary society. Through her research, she seeks to illuminate the diverse experiences of Muslim women and challenge prevailing narratives, contributing to a more inclusive and informed discourse on Islam and gender.