SpeakersOfIslam

Born and raised in Ann Arbor, Michigan, Amjad Tarsin wears many hats – from scholar and educator to community leader and podcast host. Let’s delve into the vibrant journey of this versatile individual. Early Life and Education Amjad Tarsin’s roots trace back to Ann Arbor, Michigan. His academic journey led him to a Bachelor’s degree … Read more

Ustadha Zaynab Ansari is a dedicated educator and community leader, currently serving as a full-time instructor at Tayseer Seminary and an adjunct instructor at Boston Islamic Seminary. Her teachings encompass a diverse range, including Islamic law, Qur’an & Hadith studies, Prophetic biography, American Muslim history, and women in Islam. BACKGROUND Originally from the Southern United … Read more

Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans holds the distinguished position of being ALIM’s first Scholar-in-Residence. His path to Islamic scholarship is marked by a profound journey that began with his conversion to Islam during high school. Following this pivotal moment, Ustadh Ubaydullah embarked on a dedicated pursuit of knowledge, delving into the foundational books of Islam under the … Read more

Ustadh Isa ibn Matta, currently serving as the Chief Operating Officer at Al-Hirz Institute, brings a wealth of experience as an instructor at this esteemed institution. His remarkable journey in the path of knowledge began with the grace of Allah when he embraced Islam in 2013. Since then, Ustadh Isa has been privileged to study … Read more

Ustaz Auni Mohamad, a name synonymous with captivating lectures delving into history, religion, and even the realm of conspiracy theories, has garnered a dedicated following in Malaysia. Hailing from Pasir Mas Kelantan, Ustaz Auni has made Penang his home for over 13 years, balancing his passion for knowledge with his role as a teacher at … Read more

Abdul Hadi Awang was born on October 20, 1947, in Kampung Rusila, Terengganu, Malaysia. He hailed from a family deeply rooted in religion and activism. His father, Haji Awang Mohamad, was a Tok Guru (religious teacher) and a political activist in the Hizbul Muslimin Terengganu, a party later banned by the colonial government. This early … Read more