The Mohammed Webb Foundation's board of trustees is comprised of individuals with diverse ethnic and professional backgrounds.  In order to best serve the community, it is imperative for an organization to reflect its community in its decision-making body.  As such, the board has teachers, entrepreneurs, physicians, and engineers each making contributions based on their skill set and all being equal participants in framing the future of the Foundation.  Please feel free to contact any of the board members at board@webbfound.org with your questions or comments.

Eiman Abdel-Moneim-Eiman is a founding board member of the Mohammed Webb Foundation. Presently, he is a Principal at Sky Road LLC and serves as Sky Road's Head of Client Relations.  Eiman was born in Kansas and currently resides with his wife and three children in the suburbs of Chicago.

Asma Akhras-Asma is a founding board member of the Mohammed Webb Foundation. She received her B. A. in Education, Summa Cum Laude, from Saint Xavier University in Chicago in 1995 and completed her M.Ed. in 2002 from Benedictine University. Asma currently works as an adjunct instructor at Moraine Valley Community College. She resides in the suburbs of Chicago with her husband and three children.

Adnan Arain-Adnan received his undergraduate degree from the University of Chicago and his law degree from Northwestern University School of Law. He and his wife Terri reside in the suburbs of Chicago with their three children.

Edmund Arroyo-Edmund is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. He is the founder of The Heartspeak Institute, which is an organization that provides counseling and education to individuals, couples, and families. Edmund also works full time in a suburban public high school. He converted to Islam in 1999, and has been working to advance the acceptance of constructive mental health dialogue in the Muslim community since 2000. 

Humaira Basith-Humaira  is a founding board member of the Mohammed Webb Foundation. She received her B.A. in biology from Knox College in 1995. She served as the director of the Nawawi Foundation and as a Thursday night radio host for Chicago’s Radio Islam. She resides with her family in the suburbs of Chicago.

Dilara Sayeed-Dilara is an educator in Naperville's District 203 and in the Department of Education at Benedictine University. She has an M.S.Ed from Northwestern University and is pursuing a doctorate at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. Dilara serves on the Boards of KidsMatter (www.kidsmatter2us.org) and the Mohammed Webb Foundation, and is on the Education Committee of the Islamic Center of Naperville’s School.

Yousuf Sayeed-Yousuf is a founding board member of the Mohammed Webb Foundation and has been a supporter of the Webb since its inception. He has served as the treasurer and is currently on the Board of Asset Trustees.