About This Webinar
Join AMCF for a candid “Couch Discussion” introducing the Azm Global Leadership Fellowship (AGL) — a fully funded, two-year leadership development program designed to equip extraordinary young Muslim leaders (ages 22–29) with the capabilities, connections, and community to drive meaningful change.
Hear directly from the fellowship’s founder and key faculty members about why the program was created, the urgent need in the ummah for this kind of structured leadership development, and what the two-year curriculum looks like in practice.
This is an open conversation — come with your questions.
The AGL Fellowship is fully funded. Each fellow receives a $10,000 scholarship grant, plus all travel, accommodation, and program expenses covered across a 2-year journey — including three immersive 2-week in-person workshops (2026, 2027, 2028).
Eligibility: Ages 22–29, self-identifying Muslim, demonstrated leadership, English proficiency (B2+). Learn more and apply at agl.abusulayman.org →
Moderator & Panelists
The Three Core Tracks
Every AGL fellow engages deeply with three interconnected areas of study, guided by world-class faculty:
🕊️ Conflict Resolution
Building the skills to navigate complex disputes, foster dialogue, and create lasting peace in divided communities.
🎯 Leadership & Management
Strategic thinking, organizational excellence, and leading teams through uncertainty and change.
🌍 Cultural Competency
Understanding diverse perspectives, bridging cultural divides, and leading with empathy across contexts.
Why AMCF Is Supporting This Program
The American Muslim Community Foundation has a long history of investing in the infrastructure and leadership capacity that powers our community’s future. The Azm Global Leadership Fellowship represents exactly the kind of high-impact initiative our community needs — one that develops principled, skilled leaders who can serve the ummah and the world.
During this webinar, our team will share why AMCF has chosen to champion this program and what this partnership means for the broader Muslim philanthropic ecosystem.