Find Your Qibla (FYQ) is primarily designed for Muslim students in Grades 8 through 11. They should be students who want to uncover their unique skills and talents and create a personalized roadmap to high school, college, and akhira success. That said, several current college students, seniors, and people of other faiths have participated in the program because they too yearn to discover purpose in their lives and develop a clear vision for their future. I believe FYQ is a perfect fit for them as well. While initial interest in the program may come from parents, it is critical that the students are completely on board with the decision to join FYQ. That is why I never sign on a new student without first having an extensive 1:1 interview with them where I assess their maturity and coachability and dig into their biggest roadblocks and greatest dreams.

FYQ is an 8-week program that includes weekly 1:1 coaching calls, bi-weekly live workshops, guest mentorship sessions, breakthrough assignments, recorded modules, and more. InshAllah, the program officially begins in Ramadan, but the 1:1 calls begin as soon as people sign up.

FYQ has 3 goals: 1) To develop a rock-solid akhira orientation—the yaqeen that true success lies only in pleasing Allah. 2) To uncover your dunyawi Qibla—a crystal-clear vision of what you want to accomplish with your worldly life. 3) To launch a Saturday Morning Project. Whether it is starting a small business, founding an NGO, launching a podcast or YouTube channel, creating an app or a video game, or building a service project, the goal is to dream big and take the practical steps to launch a real-world project that is so exciting and aligns so closely with your Qibla that you’ll wake up early on a Saturday to work on it throughout high school and beyond.

Most students applying to top colleges have the stats, but they don’t have the story. They are doing things they “think will look good for college,” but they end up using the same playbook used by every other high school overachiever—take tons of APs, fill your days with endless extracurriculars. By helping students get clear on their WHY, they are able to get clarity about WHAT they are actually trying to achieve. Next they get entrepreneurial coaching on HOW to launch a “Saturday Morning Project” that will astonish and delight admissions officers and have colleges come chasing after them inshAllah.

Between attending the live workshops, participating in the 1:1 coaching calls, and completing the weekly “breakthrough assignments,” the total weekly commitment is approximately 3-5 hours The goal of the program is not information but transformation, so I would not measure the course in terms of time spent but rather in terms of impact achieved.

The heart of the class are the bi-weekly live workshops and 1:1 calls where we will dive deeper into the material, answer questions, and build connections with your fellow FYQers. Students from as far away as Nigeria will be in the cohort inshAllah, and given the miracle of technology, you should be able to attend from all over the world, regardless of time zone. While live attendance is very beneficial, all sessions will be recorded, so you can catch up if you ever have a conflict and can’t attend. We will be taking an Eid break halfway through the course so you can celebrate with your families.

If a student completes all the weekly assignments and 1:1 calls but has not launched an MVP of their Saturday Morning Project by the end of the course, we will continue working with them for free until they do so. This ensures that every student achieves this crucial milestone and gains the full benefit of the program.

When it comes to high school and college applications, I like to use the metaphor of teaching teenagers how to drive. The students must be in the driver's seat to achieve success in this program, but they do need the support of their parents in the passenger’s seat to help keep them on track. All parents will have full access to Br. Hamzah and the FBC team, and we will have a 1:1 meeting with parents halfway through to give you an update on your children’s progress.

By the end of the Find Your Qibla program, students will have created a Minimum Viable Product (MVP) for their Saturday morning passion project inshAllah. An MVP is a basic, functional version of their project that serves as a starting point or prototype. The goal is for students to turn their ideas into something real and tangible—a proof of concept that can grow into a long-term initiative throughout high school. For example, if a student’s passion project involves launching a YouTube channel, their MVP might be a short, filmed and edited video uploaded on the platform. If they’re starting a podcast, they would complete and share a sample episode. Students interested in creating a non-profit might develop a basic website or organize their first small-scale event. The key is that students walk away with something actionable—an initial version of their project they can refine and build upon over time.

Find Your Qibla is a premium program with limited spaces to ensure personalized attention for each student. The investment reflects the high-quality content, extensive resources, and ongoing support provided. At the end of the FYQ interview, if the program seems like a good fit for both sides, I will discuss the investment details with you. This process ensures that the program is tailored to those who will benefit most. We offer flexible payment plans and limited scholarships to make the program accessible to all.

Find Your Qibla is our flagship program and is the “front door” to working with Br. Hamzah and the FBC team throughout your high school years. Graduates of FYQ can take their journey to the next level with Find Your Qibla Squared—our exclusive accelerator program. Designed to scale their passion projects, enhance their college profiles, and provide expert, one-on-one college and akhira counseling, this program supports students all the way through their senior-year applications and help them gain admission to their dream college, inshAllah.

To enroll, start by filling out the application at the end of which you’ll be able to schedule a short interview with our Director of Enrollment. If it seems like Find Your Qibla could be a great fit, we’ll move forward with scheduling a longer, in-depth interview with Br. Hamzah.