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College Scholarship

The ICB Wayland College Merit Scholarship, for graduating Sunday School students.

$5,000 for College

Merit and Community Service Scholarship · 2 scholarships available each year

This scholarship recognizes graduating Sunday School students who have shown outstanding academic achievement and exemplary service to the ICB community during their years at Sunday School.

Requirements
  • Starting college Fall 2027
  • Graduate of ICB Sunday School
  • Provided service to ICB (for example, TA or Youth Group)
  • Teacher recommendation and essay required
  • Interest in continuing to learn Islam or Arabic

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Since 2010

Past Recipients

2010: Sidrah Baloch (Wellesley College) and Salman Hussain (McGill University)

2011: Sarah Ghabbour (Boston University) and Fay Khudairi (UMass Amherst)

2012: Sekinat Yusuf (Harvard University) and Nabeel Hussain (Boston University)

2013: Aliya Moreira (University of Chicago), Adam Syed (Boston University) and Asad Khimani (Brandeis University)

2014: Tanaz Abid (Brandeis University) and Shayan Zaheer (College of the Holy Cross)

2015: Temour Raza (Wentworth Institute of Technology) and Hasanat Toyin Yusuf (Northeastern University)

2016: Samir Ali Ahmad (Boston University) and Furqan Sayeed (New York University)

2017: Mona Baloch (Wellesley College) and Zaina Huseni (Elon University)

2018: Iman Moreira (Northeastern University) and Esha Uddin (UMass Amherst)

2019: Yasmine Aoua (Worcester Polytechnic Institute) and Alishah Khan (University of California, Berkeley)

2020: Dorra Guermazi (Brown University) and Zacharia Ibrahim (Cornell University)

2021: Laiha Syed (UMass Amherst) and Munir Harianawala (University of Wisconsin–Madison)

2022: Yasin Khan (Georgetown University) and Nadia Shah (Barts and London School of Medicine, St. Mary's University)

2023: Aliza Syed (Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute) and Elora Syed (UMass Amherst)

2024: Noreen Javaid (Northeastern University) and Zaynab Khan (Smith College)

2025: Zaynab Ahmed (Framingham State University) and Aniq Syed (Indiana University)

2026: Alveena Hammad (UMass Amherst) and Sarah Majid (Wellesley College)