Shaykh Munsif Mubarak
Shaykh Munsif Mubarak is a registered psychotherapist and accomplished Islamic scholar. He holds a Bachelor of Science from the University of Toronto and spent seven years studying the Islamic sciences at Masjid al-Nabawi in Madinah, where he earned an Associate degree in Arabic Language and a Bachelor of Arts in Classical Arabic Literature and Linguistics from the Islamic University of Medina. He completed his Master of Pastoral Studies with certification in spiritual care and psychotherapy at the University of Toronto. A hafidh of the Holy Qur'an and a member of the College of Registered Psychotherapists of Ontario, Shaykh Munsif specializes in anxiety, depression, spiritual development, grief, addictions, family conflict, and men's issues.
Dr. Mohsin Khan
Dr. Mohsin Khan is a University of Chicago-trained neurologist and sleep disorders specialist who serves as systemwide director of sleep medicine at Mercyhealth. He is a member of Khalil Center’s national board of directors and the founder of Khalil Center Rockford. He has a particular interest in holistic parenting, family well-being, and the prevention of mental health challenges. He is also committed to career mentorship, helping young people recognize their strengths, explore career paths, and find purpose and direction in their lives.
Muhammad Umar Mustafa
Muhammad Umar Mustafa is a classically trained scholar of the Arabic and Islamic sciences with studies at Darul Uloom al-Madania, Darussalam Seminary, and the Institute of Islamic Education in Elgin, Illinois. In 2022, he received ijazah from Shaykh Abdul-Hayy Habbal to teach the Arabic sciences and holds a shahada in the ten Qira'at of the Qur'an from Dr. Fawqi Jawadah al-Azhari. A Series 65-licensed fiduciary, Umar bridges deep traditional scholarship with advanced technical expertise in fintech, AI, and systems development -- uniting sacred knowledge with modern innovation to serve the community.
Hisham Ahmad
Hisham Ahmad is a pre-medical professional and Project Development Lead at Khalil Center Rockford with a strong foundation in health research and community service. He earned his Psychology degree from Northwestern University and gained hands-on clinical exposure through a pre-med internship at Northwestern Medicine. Hisham then spent nearly two years as a Health Services Research Specialist at the Wisconsin Surgical Outcomes Research Program (WiSOR), contributing to data-driven outcomes research. With additional experience tutoring across a wide range of subjects at Rock Valley College and a background in member-facing customer service, Hisham brings both analytical rigor and strong interpersonal skills to his work. Rooted in Rockford, Illinois, he is committed to serving his community while pursuing a career in medicine.