Faith in action. Good in common.

Changing the narrative through service to our neighbors

AMAN is a volunteer-powered 501(c)(3) following the example of Prophet Mohammed (PBUH) — feeding the hungry, visiting the sick, and standing with our neighbors, without regard to race or religion.

Give help

Food, essentials and direct assistance to neighbors who need them, delivered without paperwork or preconditions.

Serve together

Interfaith projects where Muslim and non-Muslim neighbors work side by side on the same task.

Build opportunity

Career bootcamps, resume and interview coaching, and job-search training, offered free.

Stronger neighbors

Cultural competency training and civic education so our towns understand and include everyone in them.

Our Mission

Service as an act of faith

To follow in the footsteps of Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him), and implement the Islamic ideology of service to the community we live in, without regard to race or religion.

As Muslims we must improve the communities we live in by visiting the sick, feeding the hungry, teaching people to read, and helping people who have no one to turn to.

Our Vision

A righteous society, living in peace

Create a righteous society where we can all live in peace and harmony in spite of our differences.

It is by translating our love of God into good actions that we strengthen our faith and make this world a better place for all.

Our Work

Service, delivered in our own neighborhoods

Every project starts the same way — a neighbor needs something, and we show up.

AMAN COVID-19 vaccination clinic beneath the AMAN “One Nation, Under God” banner

Health & vaccination clinics

Free COVID-19 vaccination and testing clinics hosted with local partners, bringing care to residents who needed it most.

AMAN volunteers holding gift baskets prepared for Plainfield firefighters

First responder appreciation

Thank-you dinners and gift baskets delivered to Plainfield and Naperville firefighters and police.

AMAN volunteer packing meals at Feed My Starving Children in Aurora, Illinois

Feeding our neighbors

Volunteering with Feed My Starving Children and local food drives to put meals on tables across the community.

Quran 49:13 — Al-Hujurat
“O mankind, indeed We have created you from male and female and made you peoples and tribes that you may know one another.”

Indeed, the most noble of you in the sight of Allah is the most righteous of you.

Ways to Serve

Dozens of ways to be a good neighbor

You do not need a title or a budget to start. Pick something from this list and do it this month.

Community enhancement

Paint benches, clean vacant lots, plant flowers in bare public spaces, and help repair neighborhood playgrounds.

Helping senior citizens

Deliver groceries, drive neighbors to appointments, shovel snow, or simply sit and listen to their stories.

Animals & the environment

Care for shelter animals, clean up a local park or river, plant trees, and start community gardens.

Safety & crime prevention

Join a neighborhood watch, become CPR certified, volunteer as a crossing guard, or run a self-defense workshop.

AMAN cultural competency training session with Plainfield public officials and first responders
Cultural competency

Training public officials to serve every neighbor

AMAN partners with GainPeace to deliver cultural competency training for public officials, police, and first responders — so the people who serve our towns understand the communities they serve.

Civic engagement

Helping neighbors register and vote

We run voter registration drives and publish plain-language guidance on eligibility, mail-in ballots, early voting, and finding your precinct in Will County. Non-partisan always — information only, never endorsement.

Leadership

The people behind AMAN

Portrait of Mohammed Faheem, CEO of the Center for Strategic Solutions and AMAN leader

Mohammed Faheem

CEO, Center for Strategic Solutions

Ten years as Director of Business Employer Solutions at the Illinois workNet Center, and founder of several Houston businesses. His public service has been recognized by Presidents Clinton and Bush and by Congress.

Portrait of Dr. Arshad Qureshi, CEO of AQITsolutions and AMAN leader

Dr. Arshad Qureshi

CEO, AQITsolutions

Two decades in academic and professional information technology, author of engineering mathematics textbooks used in Indian universities, and a consultant to Time Warner Cable, Comcast and AT&T.

Volunteer

Two to three hours a month

Project coordination, event planning, fundraising, social media, interfaith outreach — tell us where you fit and a coordinator will reach out to arrange your orientation.

Donate

Every dollar is tax deductible

AMAN USA Inc. is a registered 501(c)(3) private not-for-profit foundation incorporated in Illinois. Donations are securely processed through the Center for Strategic Solutions account on behalf of AMAN and acknowledged through PayPal.