A Yemeni researcher and lecturer. My research focuses on post-conflict transitional justice from a social perspective, examining the intersection of conflict, peace studies, and tribal dynamics in Yemen. I hold a PhD in English Literature from Dr BAMU University in India and have significant experience participating in international academic conferences across India, Türkiye, Finland, and the Netherlands. At these conferences, I have presented research on various aspects of Yemeni society and conflict resolution. I have authored and co-authored three books in Arabic and contributed numerous research papers and analytical articles in both Arabic and English. My work has been published in leading Arabic media outlets, where I provide insights into current events and analyze Yemeni and regional affairs. I frequently appear on news channels to discuss the complexities of the Yemeni conflict and the broader geopolitical landscape. Through his scholarly work and public engagement, I aim to deepen understanding of Yemen's challenges and explore potential pathways to sustainable peace. I seek to contribute meaningfully to my home country's ongoing conflict resolution and reconciliation dialogue.

My studies currently primarily focus on Post-Conflict Transitional Justice and Reconciliation, Conflict Studies, Peace Studies, Regional Issues, and Yemeni Social and Political Affairs, with a particular emphasis on analyzing Tribal Dynamics.