Pastor and renowned bridge builder dedicated to promoting religious freedom, peacemaking, and civil engagement across faiths.

Distinguished scholar of Islamic intellectual history, gender studies, ethics, and interreligious dialogue, and award-winning author.

Endowed professor whose scholarship explores Sufi aesthetics, love, virtue, and self-transformation in classical Islamic philosophy and poetry.

Editor of the Journal of the American Academy of Religion and scholar of Islam in South Asia, classical Islamic theology, and mysticism.

Specialist in the Māturīdī theological tradition committed to reviving neglected Islamic theological heritage for modern questions.

Founder and Dean of Cambridge Muslim College and one of the world's most influential Muslim scholars, bridging traditional Islamic scholarship with contemporary issues.

Author, blogger, and dedicated interfaith speaker who has delivered over 240 talks across 81 U.S. cities.

Veteran journalist and lifelong activist in Muslim-Jewish relations who organized hundreds of interfaith events across 30+ countries.

Catholic theologian, author, and educator focused on Muslim-Christian relations, interreligious dialogue, and Islamophobia.

Artist, translator, and scholar bridging Islamic mysticism and Japanese cultural traditions, with focus on Ottoman Sufism and classical Japanese arts.

Franciscan friar and scholar of Islamic studies with over 30 years of engagement in the Islamic world.

Scholar of Muslim theology, ethics, spirituality, Qur'anic studies, Malcolm X, and the intersection of race and religion.

Nationally recognized expert in Muslim mental health who directs Stanford's Muslim Mental Health & Islamic Psychology Lab.

Historian of American religion exploring how faith-based nonprofits' religious identities shape their motivations, rhetoric, and practices.

Historian and lecturer whose work drives an evolving reappraisal of African American Islam, the Civil Rights Movement, and African Diaspora culture.

Scholar of Islamic mysticism and contemporary Islamic thought at Duke University, recognized as a leading Muslim public intellectual.

Director of research at the Marcus Institute of Integrative Health and pioneer of neurotheology, exploring how the brain engages in religious experience.