ABOUT UMMAH UNITE
Ummah Unite is the event platform for the Muslim community — tickets, vendor marketplaces, exhibition floor space, and check-in in one checkout, with payouts that go straight to organizers. We didn't adapt someone else's tool to our events. We built our own.
Muslim events are never just admission lines. They're bazaars and vendor rows, volunteers and sponsors, floor plans and Jumu'ah-aware schedules — whole economies that generic ticketing platforms were never built to hold. So masjids duct-taped spreadsheets to payment links, and vendors sold from folding tables no platform ever saw.
We built Ummah Unite so the whole event runs through one system: an attendee buys a ticket, pre-orders from a vendor, and reserves a booth in a single cart — and every dollar splits automatically to the people who earned it, the moment it's paid. Transparent fees. Direct payouts. Community discovery. Infrastructure with our values built in, not bolted on.
Co-founder & Co-CEO
Product Development · Company Strategy
Rayyan builds the platform — the ticketing engine, the vendor marketplace, the checkout that sells the whole event. He leads product development and company strategy on one conviction: the Ummah deserves infrastructure built by its own, to a standard nobody else will hold.
Co-founder & Co-CEO
Marketing · Growth Strategy
Yasin makes sure the Ummah hears about the platform before we've said a word ourselves. He leads marketing and growth strategy — the brand, the campaigns, the pipeline of organizers — and turns first conversations into communities that host with us again and again.
The titles split the edges. Everything in between — the deals, the decisions, the direction — they carry together. That's what co-CEO means here.
Two founders, one conviction: Muslim events deserve better than generic ticketing.
Rebuilt from the ground up — tickets, vendors, floor space, and check-in in one checkout.
117 events, 5,000+ tickets sold, and organizers paid directly through Stripe.
Donations, embeds on community websites, and the infrastructure for the global Muslim economy.