Ahmed Elmalhy

I was born in 1961, in Egypt. I completed my undergraduate studies in Accounting at Alexandria University. Seeking further opportunities for growth, I moved to Saudi Arabia, where I spent 32 years working for various companies. During this time, I pursued higher education and earned both a Master's degree and a Doctorate in Business Administration, alongside completing numerous professional development programs that significantly enhanced my career.

In 2019, I relocated to Canada, where I continued to contribute to the workforce in various roles. With my diverse international experience and academic background, I am passionate about giving back to the community and helping others achieve success.

Aya Algheriany 

I moved to London, Ontario, Canada when I was 12 years old. I completed my undergrad in Nutrition & Dietetics at Western University. My passion for community involvement sparked when I joined Western’s MSA and saw the difference an individual can make in our growing London Muslim community. After graduating from Western University, I worked as an Operations Manager at one of the local Muslim Institution in London, where the love for serving Allah (swt) and the Muslim Community became deeply rooted in me. Since joining the London Muslim Mosque Board in 2021, I dedicated my time and efforts to serving the Muslim Youth, who are not only the future of our Muslim community but our Muslim Umrah at large. My goal is to continue to work on providing a safe and welcoming environment, recreational programs, and develeopment and educational opportunities for our Muslim Youth..

Hashem Ramadan

My name is Hashem Ramadan.  I was born and raised in Palestine.  I have a Bachelor’s and Master’s degrees in Chemistry from Egypt (1979). I worked for 26 years in the oil industries as a Chemical engineer. I retired early in 2006.  My wife, and I moved to Canada and lived in London since 1997.

 I volunteered on the LMM board for more than 12 years. I was the treasurer of LMM for almost around 10 years. I was also involved with most of the LMM committees such as Social, funeral, QHP, WLIS, and Fundraising Committees, for many years. I ran the Ramadan daily Iftars and taking care of the kitchen and selling the Fatayer after Friday's prayers for more than 12 years. Insha'Allah, I am running for the upcoming election to help and to make the LMM more productive, engage our youth and attract them back to the house of Allah. May Allah accept from all of us our good intentions and may Allah help us to serve our Muslim community in the best way.

Hesham Al Nagger 

Prof. M. Hesham El Naggar, Ph.D., P.Eng., FCAE, FEIC, FASCE

Dr. Hesham El Naggar is a Distinguished University professor and a world leader in foundation dynamics and geotechnical earthquake engineering. He is an elected Fellow of Canadian Academy of Engineering, the Engineering Institute of Canada and the American Society for Civil Engineers. He is Editor-In-Chief of Soil Dynamics and Earthquake Engineering and past Associate Editor of the Canadian Geotechnical Journal. He graduated more than 125 PhD and Master students. He has been serving the Muslim community in London since 1990.

Jamal Abushehada

My name is Jamal Abushehada, a graduate of Fanshawe College with a diploma in Accounting. I bring extensive experience in community outreach, ranging from leading fundraising initiatives with MYSC to serving as a camp counselor. I have a strong focus on supporting youth within the Muslim community in London, actively contributing to various youth events and being a part of various organizations.

I am excited about the opportunity to bring my dedication and efforts to the esteemed board of LMM. I look forward to collaborating to achieve shared goals, strengthening our community, and expanding our reach to empower more youth


Mounib Chadi 

I was born in Canada, grew up in Libya and Lebanon, then moved back to Canada for grade 12 in 2002. I have a background in mechanical engineering, but enjoy building, operating and growing businesses.

I have a keen interest in serving the community by contributing to more success and growth of the London Islamic School to empower our next generation with a strong Islamic foundation that will help them stay on the straight path.


Zeba Hashmi

Zeba Hashmi believes in serving community and has been actively serving the Muslim community for the past two decades.  She has served at the London Muslim Mosque in different capacities, on the Muslim Outreach Committee, the London Islamic School Board, many operational committees, and on the London Muslim Mosque Board throughout many terms. She sees the masjid as a place that is able to provide sustainable programming for the community’s needs with an environment that is flourishing. She recognizes the value of listening, understanding, respecting the individuals of the LMM community is an essential part of the role, as well as teamwork with the board members and staff members of the LMM.  Zeba is a mother, wife, and grandmother.  She has a BA in Sociology and Family Studies and a Masters in Education Administration.  She is currently serving on the Board of the MRCSSI, City of London Boards, Islamic History Month Canada, and part of the Muslim Soup Kitchen teams at Hyatt Mosque and St. Thomas Islamic Center.