AbdurRaheem Green, born to British parents in Darussalam, Tanzania, embraced Islam in 1988. Educated at a famous Roman Catholic Monastic School he went on to study history in the London University. However, he left his education unfinished.

AbdurRaheem Green currently works with an Islamic media company based in England and engages himself in da’wah activities. He is well known for his efforts at the renowned "Speaker’s Corner" in Hyde Park. He also delivers talks and lectures for Muslims, and concentrates on the pure teaching of Prophet Muhammad salAllahu alayhi wa sallam and the early Muslims.

Dr. Abdullah Hakim Quick graduated with honors in Da’wah and Islamic sciences at the Islamic University of Madeenah. He has also studied at the University of Toronto where he achieved a Ph.D. in West African History and an MA in African History.

He has been a consultant on African and Islamic exhibits for the Ontario Science Centre’s project, "A Question of Truth.” He has also appeared as a guest lecturer at University of Toronto and McGill for the Departments of History, Women’s Studies, Geography and Middle-East Islamic Studies.

Sheikh Abdullah Hakim Quick was a regular columnist in the Life Section of the Toronto Star. He has developed workshops and training sessions for diverse organizations such as Children Aids Society, Family Service Association and The Canadian Churches Forum for Global Ministries etc.

He is currently the senior lecturer and head of History department at Al-Maghrib Institute.

Yassir Fazaga is an inspiring, multi-lingual speaker. He was born in Eritrea in Northeast Africa and moved to the United States at the age of 15. He has a BA in Islamic Studies from Imam Saud University in addition to his MA in Psychotherapy from the California State University.

He has taught the Arabic language and Islamic Sciences for the past eight years and has taught Islamic courses on Scriptural Exegesis, and Islamic financial contracts for the American Open University.