Mohammad Saleh Zarepour

@mszarepour.bsky.social

Professor of Philosophy at the University of Manchester. Life member of Clare Hall College, University of Cambridge. Winner of 2023 Philip Leverhulme Prize in Philosophy and Theology.

ON THIS DAY IN 1950 ⬇️ Alan Turing published Computing Machinery and Intelligence, introducing what became known as the Turing Test. By asking the simple but profound question, "Can machines think?", Turing helped lay the foundations for modern AI.

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Thanks to Amos Bertolacci's invitation, I had a wonderful time at Scuola IMT Alti Studi Lucca and examined an excellent PhD dissertation. It should be exciting for everyone interested in Islamic Philosophy to know that an accurate translation of Ibn Sīnā's al-ʿIbāra is forthcoming!

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Honoured to be selected as the treasurer of the British Society for the Philosophy of Religion. Looking forward to working with Christopher Insole (president) and David Leech (secretary). The theme of the next BSPR conference, scheduled for 2027, is "God and the Limits of Reason". Stay tuned!

Huge thanks to all the brilliant speakers at the 2nd Manchester Workshop on Islamic Phil. (Wahid Amin, Fedor Benevich, Kamran Karimullah, Jon McGinnis, and Aysenur Tabur)! All the talks were truly fascinating! Stay tuned for the 3rd workshop, which will hopefully feature a larger group of speakers!

Mohammad Saleh Zarepour@mszarepour.bsky.social · last yr.

Looking forward to the Second Manchester Workshop on Islamic Philosophy, taking place on July 3-4. @uomsoss.bsky.social

Had a great time in Nottingham! Enjoyed a lot the after-talk conversations I had with brilliant students and scholars at @uonphilosophy.bsky.social.

@uonphilosophy.bsky.social · last yr.

EVENT! Our annual Lumsden Lecture is today! Mohammad Saleh Zarepour @mszarepour.bsky.social from Manchester Philosophy! “The Problem of Future Contingency in Islamic Philosophy” In-person: 3–5pm @UoNHumanities A03. Online: tinyurl.com/4y3zb4fz Includes prize-giving and social afterwards ❤️