American Muslim Community Foundation
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Founded in 2016, American Muslim Community Foundation is a grassroots, national nonprofit organization in the United States. Our focus is on creating Donor Advised Funds, Giving Circles, distributing grants, & building endowments for the American Muslim community. Vision Leading sustainable & strategic Muslim philanthropy for today and future generations. Mission Cultivating donor giving and diversifying funding to advance charitable causes.
Based on 5 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Muhi Khwaja makes Muslim charitable work concrete by connecting faith, institution-building, and the daily mechanics of community support.
#MuslimPhilanthropy Podcast treats giving as community infrastructure, with Muhi Khwaja interviewing people who build institutions and the people those institutions serve. The conversations move easily between personal formation and operational detail.
A robot's CAD file, a refugee trade-school program: your questions about giving get wonderfully specific.
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A grounded conversation about Muslim women, career doors, and the community work that helps keep them open.
Safiya Haq's path runs from Southern California, West Covina, into work as founder and CEO of Muslim Women Professionals, a program consultant at Slauson and Company, and a speaker on gender equity, the Muslim community, and venture capital.
A clear look at a mosque-rooted robotics team learning, organizing, and pushing forward.
The discussion follows ITKAN IAR Robotics Team 21836 as it situates the group within FIRST Robotics Competition and traces how the team has grown since October 2022.
A clear look at Muslim giving as scholarship, service, and institution-building.
This episode presents Muslim philanthropy as both a field of study and a practical institution-building effort. Muhi Khwaja speaks with Dr. Shariq Siddiqui, Assistant Professor of Philanthropic Studies and Director of the Muslim Philanthropy Initiative at the Lilly Family School…
A grounded look at Ma'ruf Dallas's refugee support work and the steady labor of helping families rebuild.
Selvi Ahsan, Ma'ruf Dallas's Development Coordinator, anchors a practical portrait of refugee support. The work is shown through case managers who build tailored plans, along with food boxes, hygiene products, rental assistance, and the Training for the Future program, which can…
A grounded look at practical faith support for new Muslims.
Khadija Jean's story lands as a steady, grounded portrait of how Should I Revert is shaped around practical support. She says she was born and raised in Jamaica, came to the U.S.
Serious Islamic reminders for pressured lives.
Islamic teaching with moral weight.
Faith, justice, and the week’s hard questions.
Islamic reminders with moral weight.
Friday from the minbar, Birmingham.
The Muslim Philanthropy Podcast features Muhi Khwaja interviewing Salvi Ahsan, Development Coordinator at Maruf Dallas, about refugee support and Muslim nonprofit work.
Shariq Siddiqui traces a life that moved from England to Zambia, Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, and finally Indianapolis in 1993, where he studied at the University of Indianapolis and later at Indiana University.
Muslim Phlianthropy Podcast speaks with ITKAN IAR Robotics Team 21836, a group from the Islamic Association of Raleigh that started in October 2022 and is now headed to the FIRST World Robotics Championship in April.
Khadija Deen, founder and CEO of Should I Revert, says she moved from Jamaica to the United States around age nine or ten and later studied 26 versions of the Bible before writing her own book.
Muhi Khawaja welcomes Safiya Haq, founder and CEO of Muslim Women Professionals, to the Muslim Philanthropy Podcast.