Salam, my name is Amir Elzomor is a junior standing neurobiology student on a premedical track. In my free time, you can find me occupying the quiet study room for hours on end, jogging to class, or sitting on the benches outsides campus center. As President of the MSA, I hope to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood on campus, inshallah!
My name is Lellas Alhallak, and I’m going into my last year at NJIT. You may have a hard time figuring out how to say my name but it really isn’t that hard. It’s Lee-Las. Still having trouble? Just ask me when you see me on campus!
I'm Amina and I'm a junior at NJIT. I'm a math tutor and I love talking about math so if you ever have a question let me know! I have an identical twin sister so if you think you see me around campus but I'm not responding to Amina, it's probably her. Bonus points to whoever can guess which one of us is older by three minutes; only one person has ever guessed it right.
My name is Rama Hannineh, and I am currently a sophomore. I am from Damascus (favorite city in the entire world), Syria. Two words to describe me would be “cheery” and “nerd”. Whenever I cook, I feel very accomplished (especially if I didn’t forget the salt). If I were you, I would read those weekly MSA emails (just saying) ;) .
Salam,
My name is Aisha, your dawah coordinator. Note that 50% of your problems can solved by going to the biweekly dawah meetings, the other 50% just requires good procrastination skills!
السلام عليكم
My name is Ali, and I'm going into my last year at NJIT. I enjoy programming, volunteering, and hiking. Fun Fact: I can make small childeren cry just by looking at them. Make sure to come to the review sessions!
سلام!
My name is Ali Farhat, and I'm the Director of Press Relations for the NJIT MSA. Some of you might think, "Where is this kid from? Is he Japanese? Mexican?" I'm neither. You'll see me around campus so you can ask me then
ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ .
They call me Egg in these Arab inhabited lands. Don't ask why. I'm known for my thirst for challenges, puns that are pun-ishingly bad (ha!), and brutal honesty. I love drinking stuff with sugar in it. I'm all about genuine brotherhood so expect to get roasted. I'm good with advice, somewhat reasonable, but I almost sincerely care about my fellow muslims, so if y'all need anything, don't hesitate to reach out.
Salaam, my name is Bara Qudah. I'm a junior with a major interest in photography and videography. My camera sleeps on its own pillow next to me every night. If there's an event on campus worth photographing, I'll be there Insha'Allah.
My name is Hafeth Wadi. I am the MSA’s director of marketing, otherwise known as the Master of Memes and Mischief. I may seem familiar to some of you, for I am a retired Hallalywood celebrity, most famous for my epic rhymes in the legendary Arab vs Desi Rap battle of 2018 (which I totally won by the way).
Salam everyone, I’m Fatima Masadeh, your events coordinator. Fun fact: I consider winning the MSA chopped cook off one of my greatest achievements, somehow my sister and I managed to bake a pie during the final round.
My name is Heather Alhallak and I’m a Junior at NJIT. Don’t let the name fool you, yeah my name is Heather but I’m actually Arab. You’ll probably see me running around like a crazy person during our events making sure everything goes right but I promise I’m not always that crazy.
Salaam, my name is Siraj Shaikh, and I am a Doctor and an Engineer. It isn't easy doing both, but, as the Aunties say, Meh Torasa Alag Hun ;). My hobbies include playing Tentnight, singing Korean Karaoke, and giving Dawah. In the future, my aspiration is to become the President of Texas, and to make ICNA great again.
My name Aya Ghazy and I’m currently a junior at NJIT. FUN FACT: A lot of people get surprised when I tell them I have a twin brother. According to my family, one day when we were sleeping as infants, my older sister covered our faces with a blanket claiming she “didn’t want us to get cold”, basically almost suffocating us. And yes it’s true, we do have this weird twin telepathy thing. Come up to me when you see me on campus to find out some crazy stories about what it’s like being fraternal twins.
Salam, my name is Amir Elzomor is a junior standing neurobiology student on a premedical track. In my free time, you can find me occupying the quiet study room for hours on end, jogging to class, or sitting on the benches outsides campus center. As President of the MSA, I hope to strengthen the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood on campus, inshallah!
My name is Lellas Alhallak, and I’m going into my last year at NJIT. You may have a hard time figuring out how to say my name but it really isn’t that hard. It’s Lee-Las. Still having trouble? Just ask me when you see me on campus!
I'm Amina and I'm a junior at NJIT. I'm a math tutor and I love talking about math so if you ever have a question let me know! I have an identical twin sister so if you think you see me around campus but I'm not responding to Amina, it's probably her. Bonus points to whoever can guess which one of us is older by three minutes; only one person has ever guessed it right.
My name is Rama Hannineh, and I am currently a sophomore. I am from Damascus (favorite city in the entire world), Syria. Two words to describe me would be “cheery” and “nerd”. Whenever I cook, I feel very accomplished (especially if I didn’t forget the salt). If I were you, I would read those weekly MSA emails (just saying) ;) .
Salam,
My name is Aisha, your dawah coordinator. Note that 50% of your problems can solved by going to the biweekly dawah meetings, the other 50% just requires good procrastination skills!
السلام عليكم
My name is Ali, and I'm going into my last year at NJIT. I enjoy programming, volunteering, and hiking. Fun Fact: I can make small childeren cry just by looking at them. Make sure to come to the review sessions!
السلام عليكم
My name is Ali Farhat, and I'm the Director of Press Relations for the NJIT MSA. Some of you might think, "Where is this kid from? Is he Japanese? Mexican?" I'm neither. You'll see me around campus so you can ask me then ان شاء الله ﺗﻌﺎﻟﯽٰ .
They call me Egg in these Arab inhabited lands. Don't ask why. I'm known for my thirst for battle, brutal honesty, and sheer ability to overcome challenges. My caffeine and sugar tolerance has no limits so if you're trying to grab a (halal) drink hit me up. I can make puns so bad you'll consider it a pun-ishment. I'm all about brotherhood so expect to get roasted. I'm good with advice, somewhat reasonable, but I almost sincerely care about my fellow muslims, so if y'all need anything, don't hesitate to reach out.
Salaam, my name is Bara Qudah. I'm a junior with a major interest in photography and videography. My camera sleeps on its own pillow next to me every night. If there's an event on campus worth photographing, I'll be there Insha'Allah.
My name is Hafeth Wadi. I am the MSA’s director of marketing, otherwise known as the Master of Memes and Mischief. I may seem familiar to some of you, for I am a retired Hallalywood celebrity, most famous for my epic rhymes in the legendary Arab vs Desi Rap battle of 2018 (which I totally won by the way).
Salam everyone, I’m Fatima Masadeh, your events coordinator. Fun fact: I consider winning the MSA chopped cook off one of my greatest achievements, somehow my sister and I managed to bake a pie during the final round.
My name is Heather Alhallak and I’m a Junior at NJIT. Don’t let the name fool you, yeah my name is Heather but I’m actually Arab. You’ll probably see me running around like a crazy person during our events making sure everything goes right but I promise I’m not always that crazy.
Salaam, my name is Siraj Shaikh, and I am a Doctor and an Engineer. It isn't easy doing both, but, as the Aunties say, Meh Torasa Alag Hun ;). My hobbies include playing Tentnight, singing Korean Karaoke, and giving Dawah. In the future, my aspiration is to become the President of Texas, and to make ICNA great again.
My name Aya Ghazy and I’m currently a junior at NJIT. FUN FACT: A lot of people get surprised when I tell them I have a twin brother. According to my family, one day when we were sleeping as infants, my older sister covered our faces with a blanket claiming she “didn’t want us to get cold”, basically almost suffocating us. And yes it’s true, we do have this weird twin telepathy thing. Come up to me when you see me on campus to find out some crazy stories about what it’s like being fraternal twins.
