Education
- Al-Azhar University, College of Usul al-Din, Cairo (2007–2010)
- PhD ('Alimmayah) in Islamic Philosophy, awarded highest honors on January 16, 2010.
- Thesis title: Love in the Holy Qur'an.
- Cambridge University, Trinity College: (1988–1989; 1990–1993)
- PhD (Cantab.) in Modern and Medieval Languages and Literatures (July 1993)
- Thesis title: "What is Falling in Love?: A Study of the Literary Archetype of Love."
- Princeton University: (1984–1988)
- B.A., Comparative Literature (June 1988).
- (Graduated with Highest Honours, Summa cum laude.)
- Harrow School: (1979–1984)
- 'O' and 'A' Levels.
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