Investing in Future Leaders

Imam’s Generational Scholarship

The Imam’s Generational Scholarship acknowledges the significant role played by Imams and other religious leaders, both male and female, in the growth of Muslim communities in the United States. Through partnerships with several institutions and earmarked funds, UIF supports this scholarship program to honor the contributions of these individuals and their families.

The scholarship not only strengthens the community’s core by aiding the education of religious leaders’ children but also establishes vital relationships between educational and religious institutions that will endure for generations.

For eligibility criteria and further details on the program, kindly reach out to CICW@contemporaryislam.org or visit www.contemporaryislam.org/imam-scholarship.html.

Vision: The vision of the Imam’s Generational is to ensure that the children of our religious leaders have equal opportunities for college education and the ability to afford it.

Mission: The Imam’s Generational Fund’s Mission is to provide funding to support college education to the children of Imams to recognize the immense contribution Imams make to our communities.

Founders

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UIF Corporation

UIF Corporation is the fastest-growing Islamic Finance provider in the US. UIF was established in 2006 to offer home, commercial, vehicle, and community center financing as well as time deposit accounts.

Sterling Charitable Gift Fund Trust

The Sterling Charitable Gift Fund trust (SCGF) is a 501(c)(3) donor advised fund. The SCGF establishes an account in a donor’s name and allows an immediate tax deduction of a current contribution for future charitable giving.

Amana Mutual Funds

Started in 1986, Amana is the oldest and largest family of funds investing with Islamic Principles in the United States.

CICW

The Center for Islam in the Contemporary World (CICW) at Shenandoah University is an academic center engaged in research, teaching, training, and outreach on issues related to Islam and Muslims in contemporary contexts.