In this episode, we sit down with Mouyyad Abdulhadi, founder of Pax & Beneficia, who made the leap from corporate life to entrepreneurship — building 7+ thriving coffee shop locations.Mouyyad shares how his corporate experience shaped his approach to business, the challenges he faced in leaving the stability of a 9-to-5, and what it took to create a community-driven café brand. From scaling operations to building culture, this is a story of turning vision into reality.

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We sat down with Zachariah, founder of InPairs, to talk about how his app is reshaping the way people build connections online. In this interview, we dive into:The story behind InPairs and why Zachariah decided to launch itWhat makes the app different from traditional dating and networking platformsChallenges of building a community-first tech productLessons for entrepreneurs breaking into the app spaceWhether you’re an aspiring founder, a tech enthusiast, or just curious about how apps like InPairs are changing the way we connect, this conversation is packed with insights and inspiration.🚀 About CaravanCaravan is a podcast where we spotlight Muslim founders, innovators, and builders who are creating meaningful companies. Our mission is to showcase the breadth of success within our community and inspire the next generation to dream bigger, build smarter, and believe that building at the highest level is possible.👉 Don’t forget to like, comment, and subscribe for more founder stories!#InPairs #Entrepreneurship #CaravanPodcast #FounderStories #StartupLife

In this exclusive interview, I sit down with Nima Akram, the founder of NewsCord — the groundbreaking AI-powered platform that’s changing how we consume news. We dive into how NewsCord exposes media bias, compares coverage across outlets, and helps readers see the truth behind the headlines.

We discuss:

• How NewsCord uses AI to detect and compare bias in news reporting

• The story behind its creation and what inspired Nima to start it

• Real examples of how narratives differ between outlets

• The future of news transparency and media accountability

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What happens when two twin brothers—one a doctor, the other a government auditor—leave their traditional career paths to build a mission-driven movement at the intersection of faith, personal growth, and entrepreneurship?

In this special Caravan Podcast episode recorded live during Muslim Tech Week in London, we sit down with The Tarbiyah Twins (Hassan & Hussain) to explore:

🔹 Their journey from medicine and audit to content creation and coaching

🔹 How being Muslim entrepreneurs shapes their approach to risk, success, and discipline

🔹 The importance of merging Islamic scholarship with personal development frameworks

🔹 Building a new coaching model rooted in prophetic tradition—not just productivity hacks

🔹 The reality of working with your sibling (and staying sane doing it)

🔹 Scaling their impact through group coaching, content, and future platformsWhether you're a founder, creative, coach, or someone just looking to live more intentionally—this episode dives deep into what it means to build something with purpose.

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👇 Let us know in the comments:Which insight from this convo resonated the most with you?

What happens when three Muslim founders from completely different worlds come together to launch a venture fund rooted in Islamic values? Meet the team behind Ihsan Ventures, the UK’s first venture studio and fund built for — and by — Muslim entrepreneurs.

In this episode of The Caravan, we sit down with Jaasir Ali, Zhagum Arshad, and Mohamed Sheffa to explore:
🔹 How their unique paths led to one shared mission
🔹 Why Muslim founders are often overlooked in venture capital
🔹 The power of building with ihsan — excellence, purpose, and integrity
🔹 Their bold vision for the future of ethical startups

This isn’t just another startup story — it’s a movement.

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Today’s guest is someone who went from modding video games as a kid to building a game engine that might just change how we see reality.Meet Ameer — a computer science grad who fell in love with programming thanks to his early days hacking together custom levels and skins. That passion evolved into a career that’s crossed through Web3, government infrastructure, and now… game engines.Since 2017, Ameer’s been deep in the world of blockchain — co-founding FundBlock, an Ethereum-based crowdfunding dApp, and working with Aventus.io in London. Oh, and in between, he helped digitize essential UK government services used by millions, led research into digital signatures, and somehow still found time to advise foreign governments on emerging tech. No big deal.Now? He’s the founder of Libi Engine — a small but mighty game engine that blends the magic of modding with the power of modern-day tools.https://docs.libiengine.com/

In this episode of The Caravan Podcast, we sit down with Arfah Farooq, the dynamic founder of Muslim Tech Fest—a global gathering that’s redefining what it means to be Muslim in tech. From growing up as the only hijabi in her school to building one of the largest Muslim-led tech events in the world, Arfah shares her journey of resilience, faith, and unapologetic ambition.We talk about the challenges of representation, why she stopped waiting for permission, and how she turned a simple idea into a global movement. Whether you’re a builder, creative, or just someone looking to walk your own path—this conversation will leave you inspired to lead with purpose.

In this episode of The Caravan, we sit down with Zohaib Rattu — co-founder of Muslim Professionals and Head of Growth at Social Snowball — to unpack his deeply personal journey from depression to faith, and ultimately, to building community and scaling startups.Zohaib opens up about the mental health struggles that shaped him, how reconnecting with Islam became his turning point, and how that transformation inspired his mission to uplift others. From getting laid off during a difficult season to leading growth at a company that went on to get acquired, this is a story of resilience, rediscovery, and purpose.

🎧 Topics We Cover:

• Zohaib’s early battles with depression
• Reconnecting with faith and prayer
• The founding story of Muslim Professionals
• Growth tactics and leadership at Social Snowball
• What community building means in a digital age

Whether you’re navigating your own career pivots or exploring what faith can look like in the startup world — this one’s for you.

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In this episode, we sit down with Hamza Afzal, the founder of the Ummah app — a platform built to centralize local Muslim events, services, and community updates. From humble beginnings selling thobes to building a tech solution for the global Muslim community, Hamza shares his entrepreneurial journey, the challenges of serving a faith-based audience, and the vision behind Ummah. Tune in for an inspiring story at the intersection of faith, hustle, and tech.

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