About Us
- Advocate on behalf of NJ Muslims with local and state government officials, politicians, and law enforcement
- Engage NJ Muslim individuals and organizations in community organizing
- Empower NJ Muslim women to lead the way
- Support youth to accomplish their goals of serving society
- Build long-lasting relationships with like-minded organizations
- Promote collaboration among diverse NJ Muslims
- Encourage and nurture a culture of volunteering and service among NJ Muslims.
Dr. Kharazi has a Ph.D. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of California in Berkeley and has over 30 years of Industry experience as director of technology in a major chemical company. He has been an adjunct professor at Rutgers University.
He is an active community member promoting strong relations and understanding among various faith.
Amber Murad is actively involved in Somerset County’s community and a dedicated public servant. She serves on the Somerset County Open Space committee, working to enhance public spaces and preserve the environment. In 2022, InsiderNJ recognized her as one of the top 23 millennials out of 100. Her work as a public servant has made a significant contribution to community engagement and the preservation of the environment.
Dr. Chaudry graduated from the London School of Economics in 1967 and earned a Ph. D. in Economics from Tufts University (1972).
He served as Deputy Mayor in 2003 and as Mayor in 2004, becoming the first Pakistani-born Mayor in America. He was re-elected for a second three-year term on the Bernards Township Committee (2005-2007).
Sameerah is a Foster & Adoptive Family Services Advocate, Muslim League of Voters of New Jersey, Corresponding Secretary, Hajj Alumni Executive Board Member, and assists in coordinating the New Jersey Muslim Voice for Progress meetings among the coalitions.
She has over 40 years of experience as a Special Events Coordinator and seven years of professional experience in advocating for foster, adoptive, and kinship parents.
President of the Muslim League of Voters of New Jersey
Over 40 years of involvement in politics
Served as City Councilman in East Orange for 2 terms
Participant in numerous Muslim organizations.
Educator and Track coach for over 28 years
Adam B. Kandil is a lifelong resident of Parsippany. As a Licensed Civil Engineer in both New Jersey and New York, he serves on non-profit organizations focusing on youth development and has been a member of the Parsippany-Troy Hills Economic Development Advisory Committee since 2016. Adam is the President of Daetel Engineering, with over 20 years of experience in guiding entrepreneurs and managing high-profile infrastructure projects globally. Beyond his professional achievements, he is a proud husband and father of four, actively coaching youth soccer, football, and basketball to promote healthy activities and discourage youth involvement in negative influences like drugs.
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