Three days of interactive experiences. Lifelong connections.

Yousef Mekawy is an imam, career coach, and founder of Ummah Career Lab. Drawing on Islamic studies and organizational development, he helps young people connect their education and careers with purpose and service.

Adel Shalaby is President of MAS Orlando and a Principal and Studio Director at Rhodes+Brito Architects. With degrees from Cairo University and the University of Florida, he brings a background in design, team leadership, and project management. He also mentors high school students through the ACE Mentor Program of Central Florida.

Moneeb Sayed is the founder and CEO of Hope Tech and a senior iOS engineer. He develops digital tools that help nonprofits, small businesses, and underserved organizations turn their ideas into practical solutions.

Malik Hassan is Youth Director of the Muslim American Society. His background in youth outreach, communications, and community organizing includes co-founding Hearts4Humanity and helping develop MSA Showdown.

Amira Mustafa is a pharmacist based in North Carolina and serves with MAS National. Bringing together her healthcare background and commitment to community service, she contributes a perspective grounded in care, responsibility, and faith.

Sarah Chebli is a community leader whose work focuses on youth leadership and education. Through her involvement with MAS Minnesota and STEAM Academy, she has supported the development of young people and community-centered learning.

Shaykh Ahmed Shaban is a community leader dedicated to developing and empowering individuals through faith, personal growth, and service. He encourages people to strengthen their connection with Allah, recognize their potential, and contribute meaningfully to their communities.

Imam Walid Shadi is an imam associated with MAS Minnesota's Blaine Masjid. His community service includes offering an invocation as chaplain at the Minnesota House of Representatives.

Hudhayfa Suhail is a Qur'an instructor involved in Lakeville Masjid's educational programming and an emerging speaker. He brings a passion for Qur'anic learning and a fresh perspective to conversations about faith, inspiring young Muslims to deepen their understanding and live with purpose.

Ahmad H. Saqr serves as Director of Chapter Development and Community Relations at MAS National and is the author of Our Youth, Our Future. As founder of the MAS Young Professionals Lighthouse, he is dedicated to building a national platform where young professionals can deepen their faith, cultivate their leadership, and form meaningful connections.

Ali Hida serves on the Muslim American Society's national team. His public organizational and conference profiles highlight roles in fund development and digital strategy.

Aseel El-Haj Mahmoud is a youth educator and co-host of the Noorayn: Two Lights podcast. Her work with young Muslims focuses on strengthening identity, creating supportive spaces, and connecting faith with learning.

Ayah Bayasi serves as the Youth Director for MAS San Diego. She works in Human Resources and holds a bachelor's degree in HR and Psychology. She is passionate about youth development, building community, and creating spaces where young Muslims can connect and grow.

Ali Saadaldin is involved in community Islamic education through Islamic Endeavor in the Tampa area. Through organizing halaqas and opportunities for shared learning, he helps community members deepen their understanding of Islam and connect its teachings with everyday life.

Siroor Quhshi is a marketing and communications professional with experience in advertising strategy, account management, and campaign development. Her community interests include Arab cultural awareness and creating a stronger sense of belonging in the workplace.

Syed Hussaini serves with MSA National and brings professional experience in community health and emergency preparedness through the Community Clinic Association of Los Angeles County. His background includes training in emergency management, resilience planning, and mental health first aid.

Omar Erchid is the founder and CEO of Erchid Law and founder of TitleTown Closing Group. A graduate of Florida State University College of Law, he combines his legal practice with mentorship for aspiring attorneys and education for real estate professionals.

Ryan Elfallah is associated with Salam Sitters, a venture featured at the Lighthouse Conference. He shares its origin story and the journey of developing a community-focused business.

Noha Hamid is a Tampa-based content creator and photographer. Her work spans lifestyle, travel, beauty, and fashion, alongside photography of families, couples, and events.

Dr. Ismahan Abdullahi is the Executive Director of Faith and Power Alliance and a dedicated community advocate based in San Diego.