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Shaykh Amer JamilFamily Support Consultant
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Board Members
Jasmin roshan
Jasmin Roshan is co founder and current chair of Unity Family Services. Jasmin’s vision was to create support services that would strengthen the Muslim family particularly as there was no one providing this support. Her career has spanned over 20 years working both within the public and voluntary sectors to support children and their families within Scotland most diverse communities. She has been pivotal in the creation of workshops to educate and empower parents particularly focusing on the parent and child relationship. Jasmin holds a post graduate certificate in child protection and development and completed the Isyllabus course to intermediate level. |
DR NAZIM GHOURI
Nazim is a Consultant Physician at Queen Elizabeth University Hospital, Head of Quality Assurance for the University of Glasgow Medical School and Honorary Clinical Senior Lecturer (University of Glasgow) who understands and appreciates the importance of the family unit and Islamic principles in modern society. He has a drive and work ethic that he wants use to see Unity Family Services fulfill its aims professionally, efficiently and to a high standard. He feels the work undertaken by the charity is a model for similar projects elsewhere in the UK. He has been involved in student, community and professional work for over 15 years, with a particular interest in educating the community in the areas of health and learning Islam, having published work in leading medical journals relating to Islam and the medical practice. Qualifications: MBChB, MRCP UK, MD. |
SADIA ALI
Sadia is an ACCA qualified accountant who has been working since completing her university degree in 2008. She has gained a vast amount of experience through her working career and in her current employment is part of the specialised charity team, dealing with charities on a regular basis. She possesses a great amount of relevant knowledge and experience in relation to the running of charities and all the requirements needed for registered charities. Sadia gets involved with as many charities as she can, always playing an active role in raising money for good causes. She enjoys taking part in activities such as running, cycling, climbing to raise money for charities. |
zAHRAH MAHMOOD
Zahrah is a Chartered Accountant (CA) and has been working in the public sector for approximately a decade. Her job role is varied and involves her investigating auditing various initiatives within the public sector. She gained her experience of participating with agencies at a statutory level and has been a board member of the Business Management and Finance Committee for Girl guiding Scotland. Additionally Zahrah has volunteered across a variety of organisations and projects for many years both at a local and a national level. Zahrah latest ventures include her becoming an avid hillwalker and through her social media she has been focused on encouraging ethnic minorities, particularly Muslim women, to experience and enjoy the outdoors. Zahrah is passionate about the work of Unity Family Services do and feels strongly about the role the charity plays in strengthening the Muslim family unit. |
IMRAN BASHIR
Imran is a solicitor, having qualified in 2004. His main area of work is criminal law. He graduated from the University of Strathclyde in 1999 with a LLB Honours degree, which including a period of study at Maastricht University in the Netherlands. In 2000, he completed the diploma in legal practice at the Glasgow Graduate School of Law. He has studied the Isyllabus course for a number of years to intermediate level and taught isyllabus to children on a voluntary basis. He has a passion to help others and in particular is keen to play a part in supporting the Islamic family model. He has provided mentoring to young people and is a founding member of the Scottish Ethnic Minorities Lawyers Association (SEMLA). In his spare time he enjoys spending time with his family and playing football. |
Nisa amir
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