Fabrizio Boscaglia (Turin, 1981) is a lecturer and researcher at the Lusófona University (Lisbon, Portugal), where he is deputy director of the master's programme in Science of Religions and a member of the LusoGlobe (Lusófona Centre on Global Challenges). He holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Lisbon and collaborates with the Centre for Global Studies at the Aberta University as well as the Centre of Philosophy and the Centre for Comparative Studies at the University of Lisbon. These are his research interests: the reception and representation of Islam in contemporary Portuguese culture; the thought and work of Fernando Pessoa; Sufism and Islamic spirituality. He is author and coordinator of scientific publications at international level, guest editor of scientific journals at Brown University (USA, «Pessoa Plural») and University of Múrcia (Spain, «El Azufre Rojo»), guest curator at the Calouste Gulbenkian Museum (exhibition of Islamic art «Divine Wisdom: the Sufi way») and at the National Library of Portugal, consultant at King's College London, coordinator of the Database of Islamic Heritage in Portugal at Lusófona University, lecturer on Literary and Religious Tourism at the National Tourism Authority of Portugal, author of one book or poetry, coordinator for Portugal of the MIAS-Latina studies association.