At Zoya, we're building software that helps the nearly two billion Muslims of the world align their faith with their finances. Our mission is to enable Muslims to take control of their financial future and to return Islamic finance to its true purpose.
Truth is, we're building Zoya to scratch our own itch. Every one of us is an investor, which means we have first-hand experience of the challenges in aligning our faith with our finances. We're deeply committed to solving that, and more.
Saad Malik
CEO & Co-Founder
Bilal Quadri
CTO & Co-Founder
Taha Mansoor
Data & Research
Dr. Areeba Khan
Data & Research
Muhammad Harfoush
Designer
Abdelrahman Elsaidy
Engineer
Hazmi Irfan
Engineer
Mustafa Sibaa
Engineer
Ahmed Barakat
Engineer
Farhan Chowdhury
Community Manager
Muhammad Lambat
Content Marketer
Sheikh Joe Bradford is an entrepreneur and an American scholar of Islam. He is the cofounder of MyWassiyah, an online Islamic estate planning service. Previously, he was a VP and Senior Shariah Consultant for AlRajhi Bank, the largest Islamic Bank in the Middle East. He holds a Master of Islamic Law from the University of Medina, and has studied traditionally in the Muslim world for the past 20+ years. Joe is sought after as an ethical finance advisor to individuals and institutions at home and abroad.
Sheikh Umer Khan studied Islamic sciences at an advanced level with Sheikh Mohammad Akram Nadwi, and graduated with the highest marks in his class in his formal Shahādah al-‘Ālimiyyah degree (License in Islamic Scholarship) from Al-Salam Institute, authorized by Dar al-ʻUlūm Nadwat al-ʻUlamā', Lucknow, India. He also completed a Dars-e-Niẓāmī dawrah of the six canonical books of hadīth with Sheikh Uthman Khan. Sheikh Umer completed his iftā' (License to Give Islāmic Legal Verdicts) from Darulifta Birmingham. Sheikh Umer has a Masters in Finance (UPenn Wharton) and another Masters in Islamic Finance. He is a VP at SpaceX and a partner at Mentors Fund.