Critical Muslim Studies Panel: Muslim Chaplaincy in America Today | Nora Zaki Mantas & Jaye Starr

Critical Muslim Studies Featured Panel: Muslim Chaplaincy in America Today Zahra Institute Spring Speaker Series 2026 This featured panel from the Zahra Institute Spring Speaker Series 2026 explores the evolving role of Muslim chaplaincy in the United States. The discussion examines the challenges, opportunities, and future of Muslim chaplains serving diverse communities across higher education, healthcare, corrections, the military, and community organizations. Featuring: Nora Zaki Mantas Dominican University Jaye Starr Association of Muslim Chaplains Together, the speakers discuss the development of Muslim chaplaincy, pastoral care, faith leadership, interfaith engagement, and the growing importance of critical Muslim studies in understanding contemporary Muslim communities. This conversation is part of Zahra Institute's ongoing commitment to advancing scholarship, dialogue, and public engagement through its annual Speaker Series. If you enjoyed this discussion, please Like, Subscribe, and Share to support future lectures, panels, and educational content from Zahra Institute.