Najmah is a community-driven youth STEM program that aims to inspire young Muslim innovators through hands-on robotics education grounded in Islamic values.
Our Mission
Raising a generation of confident Muslim youth who love learning, think creatively, work collaboratively, and are prepared to make global impact in science and technology while proudly representing their islamic identity!
Problem
A Growing Gap in Values-Aligned STEM Education
What Families Need
Structured, year-round STEM pathway for youth
Consistent high quality programs that families can trust
Faith-forward Islamic environment that builds character
Affordable pricing with transparent inclusions
Current Reality
Camps and clubs short-term and inconsistent
Limited capacity serves only small groups
Most city-wide programs don't align with family values
West Ottawa families are largely underserved in this space
Problem
Bridging the Gap in STEM Education
Impact of the Gap
Motivated students lack a clear progression path
Limited opportunities to build technical skills
Few chances to develop leadership confidence
Minimal engagement in values-driven community activities
How Najmah Robotics Helps
Empowers youth in a supportive Islamic environment.
Builds 21st century skills and excellence for real-world.
Develops leadership, collaboration, and ethical decision-making.
Engages youth in values-driven activities, preparing the next generation to tackle challenges with skills, character, and community-minded values.
Solution
Najmah Robotics Community-Powered FIRST Robotics Pathway
Grades 2–4
Introduction to engineering fundamentals and teamwork
Grades 4–7
Hands-on robot design with guided problem-solving
Grades 8–12
Advanced engineering, coding, and competition strategy
Najmah Robotics delivers a complete STEM ladder in an Islamic environment, building technical excellence alongside leadership, collaboration, and ethical decision-making skills that prepare youth for tomorrow's challenges.
Programs
Our Programs, Clear Pricing, Maximum Value
FIRST Explore
$60/month
Grades 2–4
September through March (7 months)
FIRST Challenge
$75/month
Grades 4–7
September through March (7 months)
FIRST Tech Challenge
$95/month
Grades 8–12
September through March (7 months)
✓ Included in Tuition
All devices and equipment
Team shirts and standard consumables
At least one official competition per team, where rules permit
Field trips, guest speakers, and in-house celebrations.
Not Included
Travel and transportation to events
Additional practice sessions beyond weekly meetings
Transparent, family-friendly pricing with no hidden fees ensures accessibility while maintaining program quality and sustainability.
Traction
Validated Demand, Ready to Scale
Our pilot year successfully validated the model. In Year 1, Najmah Robotics expanded across multiple FIRST leagues chieving strong student retention and high family satisfaction.
Our goal in 2026 is to double our reach to serve 60+ youth annually, extending our impact across West Ottawa's Muslim communities.
Operations
Efficient, Scalable Delivery Model
Weekly Sessions at KMA
Consolidated single-day footprint minimizes overhead and maximizes student engagement time
Student Role Rotation
Every participant rotates through building, coding, presenting, and research roles, ensuring balanced skill development and leadership growth.
Competition Participation
Teams compete in official FIRST® events where league rules permit, applying technical and teamwork skills under real competition conditions.
Showcase & Community
End-of-season showcases allow students to demonstrate their work, engage families, and reinforce learning outcomes
Sustainable Growth Model
Our operating model leverages community venues and volunteer expertise to deliver professional-grade programming at accessible costs.
This approach enables us to scale efficiently without exponential cost increases, ensuring growth remains sustainable and impact-driven rather than resource-constrained.
Quality Through Continuity & Standards
Staffing by League
Individualized attention while maintaining efficiency across all three FIRST® pathways.
Standardized Lesson Plans
Structured curriculum frameworks ensure consistent learning outcomes, regardless of which trained volunteer leads a session.
Deputy Lead Structure
Backup mentors are trained and ready to step in, ensuring continuity and preventing disruption when primary coaches are unavailable.
Clear Escalation Rules
Defined procedures for technical issues, safety concerns, and family communication ensure professionalism and reliability at all times.
Affiliation provides curriculum resources, quality benchmarks, and delivery best practices that elevate program standards.
Volunteer Expertise
We leverage the real-world expertise of community volunteers, turning mentorship into a core advantage.
Consistent Systems
Robust systems ensure safety, operational excellence, and consistent delivery across all programs.
Sustainable Growth
Scalable operations and engaged community support foster sustainable growth for the future.
Community Outreach
Najmah Robotics Community Outreach Channels
WhatsApp groups
Direct family engagement
Instagram & Facebook
Visual storytelling
Mosque newsletters
Trusted community voice
Mosque social events
In-person touchpoints
Partner networks
Cross-promotion leverage
Your Donation's Impact: Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today
Direct Impact on Youth Development
Your support directly empowers young minds, fostering critical STEM skills, building confidence, and nurturing the leadership abilities essential for their future success.
Educational Outcomes & Achievement
Donations translate into measurable academic growth: improved problem-solving, enhanced academic performance, competition success, and a clear pathway to college and careers in STEM fields.
Community Ripple Effect
Investing in our youth creates a lasting legacy, extending beyond individual students to positively influence their families, inspire peers, and strengthen the vibrant Muslim community in West Ottawa.
Our Team
Eng. Mohamed Sobeih
Program Director & Lead Coach FLL/FTC
Senior Satellite Systems Engineer
Eng. Mohamed Mahmoud
Senior STEM Coach FLL/FTC
Mechanical Engineer
Eng. Ahmed Abo Ebeid
Operations Manager & STEM Mentor, FLL
Senior Electrical Engineer
Dr. Ola Mohamed
STEM Mentor & FTC Lead Coach
Associate Engineering Professor at Carleton University,
Eng. Mohamed Elbadri
STEM Mentor, FLL
Eng. Aya Amer
STEM Mentor, FLL
Software Engineer
Eng. Mayeen Ayoub
STEM Mentor, FLL
Software Engineer
Eng. Amro Mohamed
STEM Mentor FLL
IT Systems Engineer
Eng. Shair Yousuf Jahin
FTC Coach
Embedded Systems Design Engineer
Eng. Maram El-Azouni
Graphic Designer
Laith Al Bili
STEM Mentor FLL
Eng. Khadija Sediqi
STEM Mentor
Abdoussalam Moussa
Volunteer
Thank You
Building Tomorrow's Leaders Today
Together, we can empower 60+ youth annually with STEM skills, leadership confidence, and values-driven purpose.