David Solomon Jalajel
PhD in Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of the Western Cape, South Africa; M.A in Arabic and Islamic Studies, University of the Western Cape; Higher Specialisations in Arabic Language and in Islamic Law (BA Honours equivalent), Dār al-`Ulūm, Western Cape; Degree in Islamic Law (BA equivalent), Dār al-`Ulūm; Diploma in Arabic, Arabic Language Institute, University of Madinah, Saudi Arabia; BSc in Business Administration, Morgan State University, Baltimore, MD
Ahmed Khater, PhD
PhD in Islamic Law and Legal Theory, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley. M.A in Islamic Law and Legal Theory, Graduate Theological Union, Berkeley. M.A in Islamic Studies, Islamic University of Minnesota. B.A in Legal Studies, University of California, Berkeley. B.A. in Islamic Sciences and Arabic Language, Al-Azhar University.
Gyasi Mckinzie, M.Th
Masters in Theological Studies, Vanderbilt
B.A., Faculty of Dawah and Usool ul Deen, University of Medina
Haroon Baqai, PhD
Doctorate in Management. Masters in Management. B.S. in Computer Science, University of Maryland. Quran Recitation Ijazah with Shaikh Mohammad Haqqan, Jeddah, Saudia Arabia.
Justin Parrott, MRes, MSc
Master of Research in Islamic Studies, University of Wales Trinity St David.
M.S in Library and Information Science, Kent State University.
Arabic and Islamic Studies, Ohio State University.
B.A. in Physics, Otterbein University.
B.A in English, Otterbain University.
Mir Rizwan Ali, EdD
Doctorate in Educational Leadership, Creighton University.
M.A in Curriculum and Instruction, St Xavier University.
B.A. in Social Science with minor in Secondary Education, Benedictine University.
B.A in Islamic Law (Sharia), Al-Azhar University.
Mohammad Elshinawy, B.A
B.A in English Literature, Brooklyn College, NYC.
B.A in Islamic Studies, Mishkah University.
Coursework, College of Hadith at the Islamic University of Madinah.
Mohammed Hijab, MTh, MA
PhD student in the Philosophy of Religion.
MTh in Applied Theology, University of Oxford.
M.A in Islamic Studies, School of Oriental and African Studies.
M.A in History and B.A in Politics, Queen Mary University of London.
Muhammad Sa’eed Alrahawan, PhD
PhD in Hadith, Al-Azhar University. M.A in Hadith Sciences, Al-Azhar University,.B.A in Islamic Studies, Faculty of Language and Translation, Al-Azhar University.
Muhammad Salah, PhD
Ph.D in Islamic Studies, Graduate Theological Foundation;B.A. in Sharia, Al-Azhar University; Four Year Diploma, Muslim Arts and Arabic Calligraphy
Muthanna Alkhaldi, PhD
PhD in Quranic Arabic Linguistics, University of Baghdad,
M.A Syntax of the Quran, Iraqi Islamic University.
B.A in Arabic Language Studies.
Rateb Marai, MA Candidate
M.A Candidate in Jurisprudence, Al-Madinah International University, Malaysia.
B.A. in Islamic Law, University of Madinah.
A.A in Arabic Linguistics, University of Madinah.
Sarah Sultan, MA
M.A. in Mental Health Counseling, City University of New York, Brooklyn College; B.S. in Psychology and Biology, CUNY Macaulay Honors College