Muslim Tech Expo 3.0. Showcasing The Hybrid Muslim Tech Professional

In today’s world, technology is no longer optional, it is the engine that drives economies, reshapes industries, and defines how communities live, connect, and grow. For Muslims across the globe, the question is no longer whether we should engage with technology, but how we can actively shape it.

This is the vision behind Muslim Tech Expo 3.0, a gathering designed not simply as a conference, but as a movement. It brings together innovators, entrepreneurs, professionals, and students to affirm one powerful truth: Muslims are not just participants in the global tech conversation; they are leaders, builders, and visionaries.

Why Muslim Tech Expo Exists

The Expo was founded on a simple conviction: Muslims should not only consume technology but also create, influence, and redefine it in ways that align with values of ethics, service, and community.

Around the world, from Silicon Valley to Lagos, Dubai to London, Muslim professionals are pushing boundaries. Yet too often, they remain disconnected -working in isolation without the networks, visibility, and support needed to thrive.

The Expo bridges that gap.

It offers a platform for visibility, collaboration, and empowerment- a place where conversations go beyond products and profits to focus on purpose. How can Muslims innovate without losing their ethics? How can businesses scale in ways that serve communities as much as markets? How can the next generation of Muslim tech talent be equipped not only to thrive but to lead with faith at the centre?

These are the questions Muslim Tech Expo 3.0 seeks to answer. You need to be there! www.muslimtechexpo.com

What Makes This Year Stand Out

Muslim Tech Expo 3.0 is not about passive listening -it is about transformation. Groundbreaking Speakers: This year’s lineup includes faith-driven entrepreneurs, analysts, engineers, and product leaders from across industries. Expect to hear from names such as Ridwan Sanusi (Founder, Halvest), Aisha Juma (Strategy & Business Analyst, Noemdek LTD), Ridwan Ganiy (Tech Marketing & Community Builder), Hassanat Oladeji (Cyber Threat Intelligence Analyst at Moniepoint Group), Olakunle Dosunmu (Principal Software Engineer, Moniepoint Group), Sodeeq Elusoji (CTO and Cofouder, Scandium), Hafsah El Yakubu (Product Manager, Huawei), and Saheed Badru(Senior Product Manager, Andela).

These are not theorists but practitioners-people who have built, led, and shaped

the future of technology.

Four Dynamic Breakout Sessions:

1. Dev Mixer – A space for developers to network, collaborate, and share insights.

2. Design Competition (Live) – Creativity meets pressure as designers compete in

real time.

3. Muslimah in Tech (by MinT) – A spotlight on Muslim women building and thriving

in tech.

4. Speed Mentoring Sessions – On-the-spot mentoring opportunities with experienced professionals.

Purposeful Networking: Beyond exchanging contacts, this is a chance to build real collaborations, find mentors, and connect with investors who understand the vision. Workshops That Equip: Covering artificial intelligence, fintech, and digital marketing, alongside faith-driven entrepreneurship, the workshops aim to deliver tools and strategies attendees can use immediately. Showcasing Muslim Innovation: From startups to social impact initiatives, the Expo is a celebration of Muslim creativity, demonstrating what is possible when innovation meets Islamic values.

Why You Should Attend

The real question is not, “Should I attend?” but rather, “Can I afford to miss it?”

Here are four reasons why this year’s Expo is unmissable:

• Expand Your Horizons – Gain exposure to cutting-edge ideas, solutions, and opportunities within the Muslim tech ecosystem.

• Build Valuable Connections – Meet the people who can help define your next step-whether you are a student, professional, or founder.

• Contribute to Something Bigger – This is more than personal gain; it is about showing up for the community and shaping its future.

• Recharge Your Vision – Leave inspirea, motivated, and clear about you faith and innovation can work hand in hand in your journey.

At its core, Muslim Tech Expo 3.0 is about alignment-proving that excellence in technology and commitment to Islamic values are not contradictions, but complements.

It is a space where a young Muslim coding her first app can see role models who look like her on stage. Where a founder with a halal fintech idea can finally meet the investor who believes in their vision. Where experienced professionals can mentor the next generation of Muslim innovators.

Above all, it is about ownership of narrative. Rather than waiting for others to decide where Muslims fit in the future of technology, the Expo creates a platform where Muslims define it themselves.

Decades from now, when the history of Muslim innovation is written, gatherings like Muslim Tech Expo 3.0 will be remembered as the sparks that ignited real change-the moments where ideas became partnerships, and where potential transformed into power.

The only question is: will you be able to say you were there? This is your invitation. Don’t watch the future unfold from the sidelines. Step into the room. Share your story. Learn, connect, and build what only you can build. Because Muslim Tech Expo 3.0 is not just an event – it is a call. And right now, it is calling you. Get your tickets here: www.muslimtechexpo.com.

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