Biography

Habib Omar bin Hafiz (born 1 January 12) is a prominent Yemeni Islamic scholar and spiritual leader, who is known for his important contribution to traditional Islamic education and spirituality. He was originally known as the founder of Darul Mustafa (Dar al-Mustafa) founded in Tarim, Yemen in the 5th.

Ayesha Binte Abi Bakr (about 1-5 AD) is a unique figure in the history of Islam, who is one of the wives of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) and one of the most important contributors to the primary Muslim society. He was born in a dominant family – his father Abu Bakr was the first Caliph of Islam. The marriage of Prophet Muhammad, which took place at his young age, has been praised as he has been criticized.

Ali Dawaah is a well -known Muslim YouTube and a John Speaker, known for Islamic Dawaah and controversy. Through his channel, he shared Islamic education, eliminated the misconceptions about Islam and discussed social and religious issues, which made him a prominent personality in the case of online prayer.

In every era of Islamic history, women have played an integral role as teachers, scholars, leaders, and community builders. From the earliest companions of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ to contemporary times, Muslim women have preserved knowledge and inspired generations.

Sayed Ammar Nakshawani is a renowned Shia Islamic scholar and public speaker. He is known for clear, intellectual, and engaging lectures. His talks focus on theology, history, ethics, and contemporary issues. He frequently speaks during Muharram and Ramadan gatherings. Sayed Ammar is respected worldwide for combining scholarship with modern relevance.

Sheikh Abdullah bin Bayyah is a globally renowned Islamic scholar, jurist, and intellectual, celebrated for his deep knowledge of Islamic jurisprudence and commitment to peacebuilding. His work spans decades, influencing both academic and religious circles across the globe.