SETTING STANDARDS. DELIVERING RESULTS
I am the author of Governing Public Money: Law, Policies, Political Economy, Red Flags in Government Contracts and Islamic Wealth Taxation and Financing Public Health — three books that between them cover the architecture of public finance, contracting risks and the untapped potential of faith-based wealth obligations for state financing. My work appears in publications by Springer, Edward Elgar, Palgrave Macmillan, and Manchester University Press, and in Tax Notes International, where I have written on digital tax surveillance and the case for putting artificial intelligence and data on the global tax agenda. My research has been globally cited and spans peer-reviewed journals, UN technical reports, and policy briefs for international organisations across six continents. All publications are accessible below.

This is the first book in global scholarship to bridge the disciplinary gap between Islamic fiscal jurisprudence and public health financing within a constitutional and human rights architecture,