Imran Nanlawala, the visionary founder of Al-Murabbi, is a pioneering force in online education with over a decade of experience. Holding a master's in Higher Education Leadership and an undergraduate degree in Literature and TESL, Imran has been at the forefront of e-learning innovation. Recognizing the unique needs of Muslim educators, Imran founded Al-Murabbi to bridge the gap between effective learning and impactful communication, empowering Islamic educational leaders to excel in the digital age. His journey spans roles at four universities and a community college, where he spearheaded the development of cutting-edge online programs. As an early adopter of e-learning technologies, from his high school days as a Comcast producer to becoming a Blackboard liaison, Imran has consistently pushed the boundaries of digital education. His expertise has transformed online learning at prestigious institutions like Bayyinah Institute, Jannah Institute, CISNA and more. 

Habeeb Quadri has been an educator and administrator in public and private schools and a youth mentor for more than 25 years. He received the prestigious National Distinguished Principal award from the National Association of Elementary School Principals. He is also on the Harvard University Graduate School of Education Principals’ Advisory Boardand the Boards of the Illinois Coalition of Non-Public School. He is passionate about education and helping his community.