Join Imam Tahir Anwar, President of the Board of Directors at North American Islamic Shelter for the Abused – NISA as he shares the critical work NISA does every day.
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Saniya Vashist, recipient of the 2020 Muslim Philanthropy Award for Youth, returns to discuss more on CodeHER, a charity she started to help women across the world learn more about social entrepreneurship and technology. This podcast is part of our Women’s History Month Initiative. You can learn more about CodeHER at https://codehergirls.org.
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Sadaf Saied shares her experience growing up in Florida and helping make the University of Miami’s Muslim student organization more inclusive for women and how that played a role in forming Muslim Women’s Organization later down the road.
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Minhaj Hasan, Director of Donor Care shares his start at Dar-us-Salaam Masjid in Maryland and how they started, with a vision and have been continuing the work for over 25 years.
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Dyma AbuOleim shares her story about growing up in Florida and finding community. She founded the 200 Muslim Women Who Care in the Tampa Bay area to help build a network of giving and support common causes. Learn more about how she started the giving circle and the national American Muslim Women’s Giving Circle launching this month. You can find out more about 200 Muslim Women Who Care at: https://200mwwc.org.
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#MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast with Petra Alsoofy of the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding
Petra Alsoofy, Outreach and Partnerships Manager at the Institute for Social Policy and Understanding joins the #MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast to discuss the research on the American Muslim community and how it’s important to showcase and share the story of who are community is. Find out more about ISPU at https://ispu.org.
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We were delighted to host Dr. Naheed Qayyum of Human Development Foundation to learn more about their community development programs in #Pakistan. Watch the video to see how you can help make a difference.
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Anse Tamara Gray is a scholar, teacher, has a doctorate, and a lifelong learner. She embraced Islam in 1985 and moved to Syria for 20 years. Upon her return she realized much hadn’t changed in Islamic education. Ever since, she’s been doing what she can to lead Rabata and build more agency, woman scholarship, and thought leadership. Learn more about Rabata at https://rabata.org
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