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CHAIR: Jehangir Malik OBE
Jehangir moved to Solihull in 2015. He is currently the CEO of Muslim Aid UK, and has worked In humanitarian & International Development for previous 25 years. He is passionate about community engagement and strengthening civil society institutions. He is married with three children and enjoys traveling, cycling, hiking and youth football coaching.
ADULT EDUCATION: Oliver Sumnall
Oliver became Muslim in June 2016 whilst studying Law at the University of Sheffield. Born in Solihull, he facilitates courses for the adult community, and is keen to understand the educational needs of the local community.
OUTREACH: Adil Abbasi
Muslims are not an insular community. The Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) established the first Muslim community in Medinah, but did not neglect with the wider society around him, which included people of different faiths. This is part of my responsibility at the Hub. Adil has travelled extensively around the world and has enjoyed representing Islam to non-Muslim communities, and also been involved in educational initiatives for Muslims.
He established a support network for new Muslims which provides social and educational support for people who have entered the faith. He also sits on the Solihull Faiths Forum.
QURAN CLUB: Haydar Dhansay
Haydar is from South Africa, relocated to the Gulf, and is now settled in Solihull. He assists in improving the Children’s Hub Quran Club, making it a value add to the community and an outstanding example of how Quran should be taught.
SISTER’S EDUCATION: Anika Arshad
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SITE MANAGEMENT: Nadim Rehman
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SOMNET: Hassina Karim
Hassina has been part of the Hub Sisters committee since it was formed. Originally from South Africa, where she studied Arabic & Islamic Studies (University of Durban Westville), Hassina now lives in Solihull. She also regularly presents on Unity FM radio, hosting the weekly cooking programme ‘Cooking with Flair’.
YOUTH CLUB - BOYS: Bilal Ali
Hassina has been part of the Hub Sisters committee since it was formed. Originally from South Africa, where she studied Arabic & Islamic Studies (University of Durban Westville), Hassina now lives in Solihull. She also regularly presents on Unity FM radio, hosting the weekly cooking programme ‘Cooking with Flair’.
YOUTH CLUB - GIRLS: Atiqa Haider
Atiqa initially started coming to The Hub to attend the New Muslims Support Group. Atiqa works with children with special educational needs, and is extremely passionate about our youth. As part of the Youth lead, she actively promotes social, emotional, mental, physical and religious wellbeing.
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