Ashraf Kunnummal

Ashraf Kunnummal is an Honorary Fellow at the School of Law, University of Warwick. His work focuses on intersections of Islamic studies, constitutional law, and contemporary political dynamics in South Asia. He engages critically with themes such as Islamophobia, liberation theology, and the role of religion in secular nation-states.

His research explores post-secular Islamic theology, the politics of religious identity in India, and the global dynamics of Islamophobia. Notable themes include analyses of Hindutva extractivism, constitutional frameworks in Muslim-majority contexts, and the biopolitical dimensions of citizenship.

Publications span topics like Halal cinema discourse in Kerala, the decolonial turn in liberation theology, and the transnational consumption of Malala Yousafzai narratives. His scholarship bridges academic disciplines while addressing urgent socio-religious issues.

Teaching responsibilities include advancing student learning through seminars and tutorials in law and social sciences. No specific grants or awards are listed in the provided information.