Na'ima B. Robert is the award-winning author of the Muslimah classic, From My Sisters' Lips. She is also an editor, publisher, poet and is the founder of the UK-based Muslim women's publication, SISTERS Magazine. Na'ima has published 19 books for young adults, children, and adults, focusing on the multicultural niche. Her contributions to diversity in children's literature have been studied at university level and she has been published in the Times, The Independent, The Guardian, as well as several Muslim publications around the world. She is the Trainer-in-Chief at MuslimahWriters.com.

Umm Zakiyyah is an American Muslim author from Long Island. Her first novel, published in 2001, If I Should Speak, was chosen as required reading in multicultural literature courses at several colleges and universities across the US. She has written for many blogs and publications, including SISTERS Magazine, muslimmatters.org, and onislam.net

Voted Top 25 most influential American Muslims. Ameenah Muhammad-Diggins is an American Author, Speaker and Business Consultant. Ameenah has been featured in Philadelphia Magazine, SJ Magazine, Huffington Post, Dove Self Esteem Campaign and WHYY. Ameenah now is the Author of There is Greatness in Me, which teaches children positive self-talk and Bashirah and The Amazing Bean Pie, which celebrates African-American Muslim culture. A Philadelphia native, Ameenah resides in New Jersey with her husband and their two children.

LaYinka Sanni is an ex-editor, ex-publisher, and an award-winning writer who has a slightly huge love for words. After 10+ years assisting Muslim women in writing, polishing, and publishing their books, LaYinka now works as a certified practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP) practitioner assisting Muslim women to live with intentional purpose their authentic self.

Aishah Adams is a Nigerian serial social entrepreneur. She is the Author of The White Elephant. She is also the Founder of Siddiqah, a personal and community development organisation built to make a powerful impact in the lives of people and communities across the world. Siddiqah houses 2 giants; Siddiqah Primo Foundation—a humanitarian hub—as well as Siddiqah Institute—a life-coaching and consultancy platform. Aishah is very passionate about leaving people and communities better than she meets them and she strives to make her impact through the different works she's constantly engaged in whilst striving to inspire others to live their lives to their full potential.

Tope Fajingbesi Balogun is a Nigerian-American social entrepreneur, independent financial management consultant, inspirational speaker, and teacher. She is the author of the best-selling novel, Love in Cancun, as well as What Color is Your Money? and Soulful Whispers. She created and hosted "Impact Africa", a radio program to inspire listeners to participate actively in African development through entrepreneurship and job creation particularly for Africa’s growing youth population from 2013 to 2015. 

Theresa Corbin is a blogger and author, as well as the creator of islamwich.com. She authored The Islamic, Adult Coloring Book and co-authored, with Kaighla Um Dayo, The New Muslim’s Field Guide. Corbin is a French-creole American and Muslimah who converted in 2001. She holds a BA in English Lit and is a writer, editor, and graphic artist who focuses on themes of conversion to Islam, Islamophobia, women's rights, and bridging gaps between peoples of different faiths and cultures. She is a regular contributor for AboutIslam.net and Al Jumuah magazine. Her work has also been featured on CNN and Washington Post, among other publications.

Kaighla Um Dayo is an author, editor, and story-teller extraordinaire. Aside from co-authoring The New Muslim's Field Guide with Theresa Corbin, her writing has been featured on AboutIslam.net, My Iddah, Al Jumuah, and more. She is the former editor of Ask About Islam of aboutislam.net and My-Iddah.com. Having survived a messy divorce after an abusive marriage to a Sheikh, Kaighla works hard to enlighten Muslim women to their God-given rights and works to alleviate the fears that keep them trapped in oppressive marriages and lifestyles. Her greatest passion is sharing the wisdom she garnered across the last 10 years: Life sometimes hands you lemons, but you don’t have to be bitter.

Najiyah Maxfield is the award-winning author of several short stories and poems, and her first novel, Sophia's Journal, takes YA readers on a rousing time-travel adventure that is Hamilton-esque in its representation of America "then" through the eyes of a young Muslim woman "now." Najiyah served for three years as Managing Editor of Discover: The Magazine for Curious Muslim Kids, and is now Editorial Director of Daybreak Press, Rabata's nonprofit, women-run press. She also teaches public speaking each fall and creative writing each spring for the Ribaat online academic program. Dividing her time between Michigan and Kuwait, Najiyah teaches and edits on planes, trains, and automobiles. And in airports, coffeeshops, and park gazebos. And every once in a while, at a desk.

S. K. Ali is the author of Saints and Misfits, an award-winning coming-of-age novel about an American-Muslim teen finding her voice. Found on several best-of-2017 lists, including the New York Public Library's, Kirkus reviews' and Entertainment Weekly's, it has also become required reading for courses in several high schools and universities across the U.S. and Canada. She's got four upcoming titles, including Marvels and Oddities, to be published summer, 2019.

Uzma Jalaluddin is the author of Ayesha At Last, a Pride and Prejudice-inspired romantic comedy set in a close knit Muslim community in Toronto. She also writes "Samosas and Maple Syrup," a column for the Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper, about parenting and the intersection of faith, culture, and modern life. She has also been a guest on the TV shows Cityline, The Social, and CTV Your Morning, as well as on various CBC radio programs. Her work has been reviewed in The Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail, Post Media, CBC Books, and numerous Canadian magazines including Toronto Life, Chatelaine, Elle Canada.

Najiyah Maxfield is the award-winning author of several short stories and poems, and her first novel, Sophia's Journal, takes YA readers on a rousing time-travel adventure that is Hamilton-esque in its representation of America "then" through the eyes of a young Muslim woman "now." Najiyah served for three years as Managing Editor of Discover: The Magazine for Curious Muslim Kids, and is now Editorial Director of Daybreak Press, Rabata's nonprofit, women-run press. She also teaches public speaking each fall and creative writing each spring for the Ribaat online academic program. Dividing her time between Michigan and Kuwait, Najiyah teaches and edits on planes, trains, and automobiles. And in airports, coffeeshops, and park gazebos. And every once in a while, at a desk.

S. K. Ali is the author of Saints and Misfits, an award-winning coming-of-age novel about an American-Muslim teen finding her voice. Found on several best-of-2017 lists, including the New York Public Library's, Kirkus reviews' and Entertainment Weekly's, it has also become required reading for courses in several high schools and universities across the U.S. and Canada. She's got four upcoming titles, including Marvels and Oddities, to be published summer, 2019.

Uzma Jalaluddin is the author of Ayesha At Last, a Pride and Prejudice-inspired romantic comedy set in a close knit Muslim community in Toronto. She also writes "Samosas and Maple Syrup," a column for the Toronto Star, Canada's largest daily newspaper, about parenting and the intersection of faith, culture, and modern life. She has also been a guest on the TV shows Cityline, The Social, and CTV Your Morning, as well as on various CBC radio programs. Her work has been reviewed in The Toronto Star, The Globe and Mail, Post Media, CBC Books, and numerous Canadian magazines including Toronto Life, Chatelaine, Elle Canada.