Mubashir A. Chaudhry, DMD
Mubashir A. Chaudhry, a GAMC Advisor, has been practicing dentistry for the past two decades and has owned a successful multi-location pediatric group practice in Central Florida. As a dental business owner, he has always maintained a strong interest in technology and its potential application to drive business growth. Throughout his tenure as a multi-group practice owner, he has consistently sought out practice management solutions capable of meeting the evolving needs of a growing dental enterprise.
Over the course of his experience, Mubashir A. Chaudhry has identified staffing as a significant challenge capable of disrupting the operations of a healthcare practice. In response to past staffing difficulties encountered in his pediatric group practice, he co-founded Remote Staff Solutions in September 2021. Through rigorous testing, he quickly recognized the myriad benefits associated with employing remote staff, which have played a pivotal role in driving the expansion of his business.
Maryam Awwal
Maryam Awwal holds a master’s in Islamic law and legal theory from Zaytuna College and a master’s in Counseling Psychology from the Wright Institute. She also has a BA in Liberal Arts & Islamic Studies from Zaytuna College, and a BA in Economics from UC Davis.
Maryam is currently furthering her education in various sacred Islamic sciences and is passionate about supporting the development of sound Muslim communities in the West.
Zaid Khanani
Ustadh Zaid Khanani, MA, AMFT is a local scholar residing in Orlando, Florida. He is a graduate of both the BA and MA programs at Zaytuna College and holds an MA in Counseling Psychology from the Wright Institute.
Zaid is also continuing his formal Islamic Studies with scholars both locally in the US and overseas in the Levant region. He has worked previously as a masjid youth director, school therapist, and a teacher of Islamic Studies and currently teaches numerous Islamic sciences online through his organization, ZK Classes.
Iqra Ashfaq
Iqra Ashfaq is the Co-Founder and CEO of Noor Meditation, and is also a Part-time Professor in the Addictions and Mental Health program at Durham College and the Implementation Lead at Princess Margaret Cancer Centre. She completed her Master’s thesis studying the physiological effects of listening to the Qur’an and compared it to listening to guided mindfulness meditation sessions.
She used her research expertise to craft together Islam-inspired guided meditations and motivations to help Muslims improve their mental and spiritual well-being and ultimately connect better with Allah (SWT) on the Noor Meditation app (www.noormeditation.com)