The mission
We were builders once.
Two billion of us are consumers today, and that is a failure we can end. I see a world where Muslims become pioneers who inspire by building companies and products that change the world!
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All free toolsThe belief
Building a life of service is a life worth living.
Finding real problems, building something people genuinely need, doing it excellently, and being paid honestly for it — that is service, and it is available to everyone on a Tuesday afternoon.
Guided by signals over noise, islamic judgment over blind capitalism and AI as the lever for remarkable work, we can build remarkably unique solutions.
Where it started
A structural engineer who fell in love with building products.
Two and a half years designing structures. Somewhere along the way I fell for technology, product management and entrepreneurship, and found the thing I am actually good at: turning messy signals into practical frameworks and remarkable solutions
My first startup, Mogz, died. It taught me everything I now teach.
The chapters
- The engineerStructures, 2.5 years
- The turnSpotting problems
- Mogz2016 · first startup, it failed
- The startupsThree seats, three startups
- StartHack Framework7 workbooks, 133+ canvases
- ClickUp32 → 900+ people
- Qawafel$60M GMV in two years
- SallaActivation 13% → 25%
- Misk & TrefordMentoring and teaching founders
- Elden StudioBuilding in public
What the world needs
We have the talent. We are short on builders.
Nearly two billion of us, and too few of the products we open every morning were built by us or thought about us. That is not a grievance. It is an opening, and openings close.
Building has never been cheaper. What is still scarce is the judgement to build the right thing — and that can be taught.
What I am good at
Turning signals into bets you can defend.
Fifteen years of product. An early PM at ClickUp as it went from 32 people to 900. Head of Product at Qawafel. Company-wide product strategy at Salla.
The craft is the same every time: find the real problem, prove it with evidence, and make one bet the whole room can defend — to a CEO, a board, or engineering.

Receipts
Numbers, not adjectives.
Activation rate I helped lift at Salla
GMV at Qawafel in two years, as Head of Product
ARR at ClickUp, from 2018 to 2025
Their words
Not my adjectives. Theirs.
“Seeking what is true and good. Maybe that's work related, personal or spiritual. Either way, I know he's not okay with mediocrity and I very much admire that.”
Zach BlodgettSenior Product Manager · ClickUp“He does things very fast! Help people figure things out and present his work nicely”
Ying TanProduct Designer · ClickUp“Thoughtful, in-depth! Understanding the inner workings of products, their limitations, and coming to relevant conclusions”
Andy BicknellHead of Competitive Intelligence · ClickUp“Thoughtful, in-depth! Understanding the inner workings of products, their limitations, and coming to relevant conclusions”
Andy BicknellHead of Competitive Intelligence · ClickUpThree ways in
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