Tahmidal Zami is the Executive Editor of Bengal History Collective (Behika). His work mainly focuses on early modern and colonial Bengal. His published research covered issues including Bengali literature, Sufism, Christianity, and gender and sexuality. His essay, “Interreligious Encounter and Proselytism in Pre-Mughal Bengal: An Analysis of the Report by the Jesuit Father Nicolas Pimenta” co-authored with Carola Erika Lorea has been published by the Indian Historical Review. His book chapter contribution to the volume II of History of Bangladesh, titled, “Vernacular Sufism in Bengal (1500-1800 CE)” can be read here: https://www.academia.edu/44968006/Vernacular_Sufism_in_Bengal_1500_1800_CE_.