M1U Foundation unites individuals, organizations, businesses, and community leaders around a shared mission — to give, serve, and create lasting impact.
"To unite the Muslim community through collaboration, service, and innovation — making it easier for people to give, serve, and create lasting impact locally and globally."
M1U Foundation Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit serving as a bridge between people, mosques, nonprofits, and businesses — creating partnerships that multiply impact instead of dividing it.
Nobody should walk into Islam alone.
Thabaat is a national support program for reverts, built jointly by M1U Foundation and the North American Imams Fellow. It pairs every revert with a trained, screened companion within 48 hours of their shahada — and stays with them for a full year.
Why "revert"? Every child is born upon the fitrah and is turned toward another faith by upbringing. Someone entering Islam is returning to an original state rather than adopting a foreign one.
A person takes their shahada. The masjid erupts in takbir. Forty people embrace them, someone presses a phone number into their hand, and they go home.
Within a month, the numbers have gone cold. Family has stopped speaking to them. Friends have drifted. The community that celebrated them has moved on to the next celebration.
What follows is not a crisis of belief. It is a crisis of belonging — and no one is assigned to catch it.
Not offered. Assigned. Nobody has to find us at the moment they have the least capacity to look.
Structured check-ins, a needs assessment, and a named person accountable for the first full year.
Same-gender pairing, supervised monthly, with a clear path to scholars and licensed clinical care.
A screened, trained companion who walks alongside a revert for twelve months. Rafeeq means companion, not mentor — the difference is the point.
A twelve-week Foundations cohort built around daily practice and lived transition — prayer, family, halal living, workplace — rather than abstract doctrine.
Scholars for direct questions, gender-specific peer circles, licensed counseling by referral, and a staffed national line that a real person answers.
Whether you took your shahada last week or you're still learning about Islam, you don't have to navigate it alone. Tell us a little about yourself and someone from our team will get in touch.
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Reverts are often at their most isolated and least protected in the months after shahada. Every commitment below is in place before a single participant is enrolled.
Rafeeqs are screened, certified, and supervised volunteers who commit to twelve months with one person. Recruitment opens alongside the first pilot cohort, and every applicant goes through references, a background check, a structured interview, and sixteen hours of certification before they are matched with anyone.
The intake protocol, curriculum, and companion certification are offered at no cost to imams and to existing revert-support programs. Where a capable program already exists, Thabaat equips it rather than competing with it.
Thabaat is in development.
The first pilot cohort launches in 2026. Site announcements and Rafeeq recruitment details to follow.
Each program answers a need the community has named, and each is built to be run well rather than run everywhere.
Dr. Abdulhakim Mohamed is designating one State Leader per state — each responsible for growing the M1U & Minar360 Imam network across America.
In Warrenton, Virginia, a small but faithful Muslim community gathers every Jumu'ah in a parking lot — rain, wind, or shine — because they have nowhere else to go. This is the kind of community M1U exists to stand beside.
M1U is proud to partner with Minar360 — the all-in-one platform for Muslims to find local masjids, halal food, events, and businesses in one place.
Prayer times & Jumu'ah nearby.
Certified restaurants near you.
Local Islamic events & gatherings.
Support Muslim-owned businesses.

Dr. Abdulhakim Mohamed is President of M1U Foundation Inc., a 501(c)(3) nonprofit dedicated to advancing charitable and community-focused initiatives. He also serves as Chief Executive Officer of the North American Imams Fellow and President of the Global Imams and Scholars Council, and is a member of the Muslim World League.
Dr. Mohamed holds a Ph.D. in Islamic Studies and has served as an imam for over forty years. His career has also included work in education as both a teacher and a principal. He has been actively engaged in da'wah in the United States since 1995, dedicating his life to Islamic scholarship, community leadership, and service.
He is based in Michigan.

Abdul Tayyab is an entrepreneur, operations strategist, and technology leader with a background in nonprofit and healthcare operations. As Vice President of Operations for M1U, he focuses on building scalable systems and supporting national initiatives.
He serves as Director of Customer Success for QubaLink/Minar360, working with masajid and community organizations to strengthen engagement through technology, and sits on the Executive Committee of OPEN DC.
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Every program on this page depends on people who give their time without being asked twice — at the masjid, on the phone, and behind the scenes. Volunteer recognition is published here as programs come online, and Thabaat's Rafeeq Corps will be named among them.
Ready to serve? Tell us a little about yourself and what you'd like to help with, and someone from our team will follow up.
Volunteer With UsJoin the national imam network, or bring the Thabaat protocol and companion certification to your community at no cost.
Contact UsWhether you're a nonprofit, a business, or another program in this space — real change happens when we work together.
Partner With UsM1U Foundation Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) nonprofit. Our programs are governed by a board, and our operating costs are covered separately through partnerships, sponsorships, and organizational support.
We would rather run three programs properly than ten thinly. Where a capable organization already does the work, we support it instead of duplicating it.
Background checks, supervision, and a published code of conduct are in place before any program touches a participant.
Participant information is restricted by role and never published. For many people we serve, privacy is a matter of real-world safety.
We report what actually happened — including what didn't work. Activity is not the same as outcome, and we don't confuse the two.
Every relationship, every referral, and every rupiah of support is treated as a trust we are answerable for.
Building stronger communities through faith, service, and collaboration. Together, we can create lasting impact for generations to come.