
Oussama Jammal
Secretary General · US Council of Muslim Organizations
“Congratulations to the Itkan team on their impressive performance advancing to the Robotic World Championship.”
Impact
Imams, scholars, and community leaders across the country have visited ITKAN and championed our mission to revive the Islamic obligation to excel in STEM.
Recognition
Voices from across the Muslim community on what ITKAN is building for the next generation.

Secretary General · US Council of Muslim Organizations
“Congratulations to the Itkan team on their impressive performance advancing to the Robotic World Championship.”

Co-Founder · GEM Multicultural Center
“The obvious benefits of the program are scholarships and college acceptances.”

Imam · EPIC Masjid, Plano
“Wallahi, I am speechless… I can't believe I stayed alive to witness these days, where there is the beginning of a return of the ezzah.”

Founder & President · Yaqeen Institute
“You can't have Ihsaan [excellence] without Itkan [mastery], and that is exactly what you all demonstrate.”

Imam · Islamic Center of Frisco
Endorses ITKAN
In the community
How ITKAN has carried robotics into the heart of the Muslim community — from the local masjid to the global stage.
ITKAN began in a 500 sqft room at MAS Dallas in 2022 and still anchors the network in the community that started it all.
Booths and main-stage talks at ISNA (Chicago 2023, Dallas 2024, Chicago 2025) and ICNA Baltimore 2023 — introducing 50,000+ attendees to FIRST robotics.
Workshops and a main-stage presentation in Qatar before 1,000+ innovators from 120+ countries, plus a Qatar Foundation partnership to expand STEM and FIRST across the Middle East, India, and Bangladesh.
Monthly STEM camps for kids with disabilities, with 20 ITKAN students trained as 1:1 mentors. To date: 5 camps, 60 students, 100 bots built.
STEM camps for Dallas refugee youth feed directly into ITKAN — our Electrical Director on FRC 9128 was recruited from a Ma'Ruf camp.
An Eid prayer held at the FIRST World Championship was cited in Texas House Resolution 1715 formally recognizing ITKAN and FIRST.