Dr Saad Malook holds a PhD in Philosophy from the University of Canterbury, Christchurch, New Zealand. In his PhD thesis entitled, The Ethics of Reverence for Humanity: A Rationale for a Cosmopolitan Common Mind for Global Peace, Dr Malook argues that reverence for all members of humanity, irrespective of their racial, cultural, ethnic, religious, or linguistic identities, is vital for acquiring peaceful coexistence. This mutual reverence can enable individuals to develop their human potential, such as rationality and creativity, that leads to create a kind of peace called positive peace. The central argument claims that a cosmopolitan common mind of reverence for humanity is essential for global peace. This interdisciplinary project delves into ethics, politics, cosmopolitanism, collective action, social ontology, and human development approach. Before his PhD studies, he earns his MA English Literature from the Forman Christian College, Lahore; MA Philosophy from the University of the Punjab, Lahore; and BA with English Literature & Psychology from the Forman Christian College, Lahore. He was awarded with the Khawaja Ghulam Sadiq Gold Medal, the Punjab University Gold Medal, and the K. B. Sheikh Nanak Bakhsh Silver Medal for his extraordinary achievements in his master's degree in Philosophy. He joined the Department of Philosophy, University of the Punjab, as a Lecturer on February 14, 2006. Besides teaching, Dr Malook edits Al-Hikmat: A Journal of Philosophy, the journal of the Department of Philosophy. He has been a member of the Faculty Board of Studies in Arts & Humanities, and the Board of Studies in Philosophy, University of the Punjab. More than a dozen research papers in HEC-recognized journals are to his credit. Dr Malook's areas of research expertise and interests include Moral and Political Philosophy, Applied Ethics (Development Ethics, Environmental Ethics, Ethics of Artificial Intelligence, and Ethics of Human Rights), Philosophy of Social Sciences, Philosophy of Education, Game Theory, Global Peace, and Philosophy of Muhammad Iqbal.