Ali Jomaa
Ali Jomaa, born and raised in London, Ontario, returned in 2011 after years of study and work in the Middle East. He brings a combination of religious knowledge, strategic planning, and community leadership experience.
As the London Muslim community grows, there is a need to engage youth, strengthen religious education, and expand outreach to both Muslims and the wider community. Through thoughtful short- and long-term planning, the goal is to build a stronger, united community while spreading Islam’s message of peace, seeking Allah’s guidance and success in all efforts.
Iyman Meddaoui
Maryam Qasim
I am a fourth-year French Studies student at Western University and have been part of the London Muslim community since moving here in 2016. LMM has been home to me since my early years attending the four-day Quran halaqa through the Quran Hifth Program, which shaped my connection to the masjid and my commitment to giving back.
I have served LMM as Chair of the Youth Committee, co-founder of the Sisters Social Committee, and contributed to the Marketing and Fundraising Iftar Committees. I have also been involved with MWN, MAC, London Islamic School, IRC London, and currently serve as MSA VP Charity at Western.
My goal is to strengthen youth engagement and help foster a strong and united community where the next generation feels connected to the masajid and empowered in their deen. I would be honoured to serve on the LMM Board.
Muhammad Ikram Choudhary
Muhammad Ikram Choudhary moved to London, Ontario in 2020. He is an entrepreneur who operates multiple businesses in and around the city and is a father of two. With over 15 years of management experience, Ikram also serves as a national trainer for new entrepreneurs in the field.
His professional background has strengthened his leadership, communication, and listening skills, along with his approachable style. Since relocating to London, Ikram has been actively involved in the local Muslim community. For the past two years, he has served as the parent representative on the London Islamic School Oversight Committee.
Omer Elfarouk Elbadawi Mohamed
Profession: Mechanical Engineer
BSc, MSc, and PhD
Professor in the Department of Mechanical Engineering, Faculty of Engineering, University of Khartoum
Working: Remotely
Have worked with Trojan Technologies Inc., London, ON for 7 yrs in the Research and Development (R&D) Department