Celene Ibrahim
Biography
Celene Ibrahim has served as Muslim chaplain at Tufts University. Ibrahim earned a doctorate in Arabic and Islamic civilizations from Brandeis University and studied divinity at Harvard University. Ibrahim edited One Nation, Indivisible (2019).
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