Dr. Abu Rumman is a leading expert on Middle Eastern politics, with a focus on governance, religious communities, and non-state actors. He investigates how informal networks and faith-based organizations interact with state institutions, influence policy-making, and mediate social conflicts. Dr. Abu Rumman’s research spans democratization, political participation, and regional security, providing critical insights into the ways religion and civil society shape political life. He is actively engaged in interdisciplinary projects that connect academic theory with practical understanding of governance challenges in the region.​​