Special Projects
Marhama Village
Marhama is a welcoming, family-centered community focused on building sustainable institutions through empowering service, prophetic spirituality, traditional knowledge, and the arts.
We're committed to cultivating joyful, indigenously rooted holistic practices of faith whilst also honoring longstanding global traditions. Utilizing our rich civilizational heritage, we seek to translate the timeless truths of Islam to a socially relevant reality that ultimately benefits all of humanity.
A.H.A.D. Collective
We envision a world where Black Muslim families thrive in their faith, cultural identity, and familial connections. Our retreat serves as a beacon of community, spirituality, love, and joy, fostering an environment where families can grow together in an atmosphere of understanding, respect, and love.
At the heart of the AHAD Collective is a deep-rooted mission to cultivate a nurturing environment that celebrates and strengthens the bonds of Black Muslim families. We understand the unique blend of cultural and spiritual identities within our community and strive to create a space where these identities are honored, explored, and cherished.
Heros Journey
Reviving the Ancient Islamic Traditions of Futuwwah (Sacred Youthfulness) and Rujula (Sacred Manhood).
Muslim youth in the United States—whether South Asian, Arab, African American, immigrant, or multi-generational—are growing up in an environment of rapid cultural change, intense social pressure, and unprecedented mental-health challenges. Research from the CDC, APA, and national youth-development organizations shows that when young people lack clear, supportive pathways into adulthood, they are more vulnerable to anxiety, depression, isolation, risky behaviors, and spiritual disconnection. Families across Muslim communities share a common concern: how to guide their children toward a future grounded in faith, character, confidence, and purpose.