To move people and nurture lifelong, God-centered agents of change.
The mission of the Muslim American Society.
Our vision
A vibrant American Muslim community striving for a just and virtuous society.
What is MAS?
The Muslim American Society is a faith-based grassroots movement. Founded in 1993 as a 501(c)(3) nonprofit, it works across charitable, religious, social, cultural, and educational areas, with more than 40 chapters nationwide.
- Founded in 1993
- 501(c)(3) nonprofit
- 40+ chapters nationwide
Five areas of impact.
Where MAS puts its work, in every chapter across the country.
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Islam to Muslims
Helping Muslims learn their faith and live it with confidence, day to day.
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Leadership Development
Raising leaders who serve their communities with skill and good character.
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Community Mobilization
Bringing Muslims together to take part in civic life and work for the common good.
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Social Justice
Standing up for justice, dignity, and fairness for all people.
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Islam to Non-Muslims
Sharing a clear, honest picture of Islam with neighbours of every faith.
Our chapter: MAS Central Indiana
MAS Central Indiana is the local chapter of the Muslim American Society, founded in 2020. Our members meet every week in an usrah, a small circle where we study, grow, and look out for each other.
- Founded in 2020
- 30+ members in weekly usrah
What we do locally.
Everything the chapter runs grows out of these.
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Islamic learning
Qur'an study with tajweed and tadabbur, plus classes for adults at every level.
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Tarbiyah and growth
Weekly usrah circles and mentorship grounded in the Prophetic example.
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Da'wah and outreach
Interfaith conversations, support for new Muslims, and an open door for real questions.
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Community life
Iftars, Eid celebrations, family nights, and gatherings for sisters and youth.
Board Members
The volunteers who lead the chapter.
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Ibrahim Abu Romeh
President
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Ahmad Soliman
Youth Director
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Sherif Attallah
Vice President
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Dina Samy
Board Member
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Ahmad Elwali
Board Member
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Gamal Elsayed
Treasurer
Our committees.
Volunteers run the chapter through five committees. Each one has its own work.
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Youth Committee
Plans and runs programs for teens and young adults, and supports the mentors who work with them.
- Plan youth programs and events
- Recruit, train, and support mentors
- Keep parents informed and involved
- Keep youth spaces safe and welcoming
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Media and IT Committee
Shares the chapter's news and keeps its online tools running, from social media to the website.
- Run social media and announcements
- Keep the website and event pages up to date
- Take photos and video at chapter events
- Look after the chapter's online tools
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Membership Recruitment and Engagement Committee
Welcomes people who want to join and helps every member find their place and stay involved.
- Guide people through becoming a member
- Help new members join an usrah
- Keep members connected and involved
- Listen to member feedback
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Outreach Committee
Builds ties with neighbours, partner groups, and the wider Indianapolis community.
- Connect with local groups and partners
- Organize service and community projects
- Support interfaith conversations
- Welcome people who are curious about Islam
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Fundraising Committee
Raises the support that keeps chapter programs running, and thanks the people who give.
- Plan fundraising events and campaigns
- Build relationships with donors
- Thank supporters and share how gifts are used
- Work with the board on program needs
Good to know.
If yours isn't here, write to us. We'll get back to you.
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Do I need to be Muslim to attend?
No, public events, classes, and service activities are open to people of any background. We're a Muslim organization, but everyone is welcome at the door.
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How do I become a member?
Membership runs through the national MAS site. You'll need to be Muslim and commit to upholding Islamic values. Members get access to deeper programs, Usra (halaqa) circles, and a voice in chapter decisions.
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What's on for families?
Family nights, Eid celebrations, community picnics, and parent education, built so kids and parents can grow together.
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Can I volunteer?
Yes. We need help with events, education programs, outreach, and operations. Reach out and we'll match you to where you're most useful.
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Do you offer classes for adults?
Tajweed, to recite the Qur'an correctly, and tadabbur, to reflect on its meaning, alongside Islamic history, Arabic, and contemporary topics. Come at any level, there's a starting point for everyone.
Find your place here.
Support our programs, become a member, give your time, or bring your teen to MAS Youth.