Biographies
Sakeer Hussain, Chairman has been in Omaha for almost four and a half years and works as a physician. He has three children that attend ICO’s weekend school and the Qur’an Academy of Omaha. He is a native of Kerala, India and from a family of practicing Muslims. He has volunteered his time to ICO on previous elections committees. He also volunteered in the Islamic Community of Shreveport, Louisiana. In addition he has experience serving on other boards. His methodology for understanding Islam starts with the Qur’an and supporting evidence from the traditions of Prophet Muhammad (saw).

Nodir Khayitov's main goal is to stay on the message of Prophet Muhammad -'alahi salaatu wa salaam- and bring the message to people with every chance. Second, he wants to "bring people of our community closer and get more involved in building a stronger next Muslim generation in Omaha." Third, he would like to organize more events connecting with other Muslim brothers and sisters throughout the U.S. Finally, he wishes to create more learning opportunities similar to Imam Abou Taleb's Qur'an Academy of Omaha.

Shafique Nadimulla describes himself as a “born Muslim” who is “happily married and a proud father” of his son Suhail. Suhail is a freshman at Westside High School and a student at the Qur'an Academy of Omaha. He is a graduate from Bombay University in India. He moved to Omaha in August of 1999. Currently, he works as a Software Engineer at West Corporation, and prior to that worked in the same position for TD Ameritrade. Before coming to the US, he worked as a Software Consultant for HBO-ACI (an American based Healthcaresoftware company) in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia and in Kuwait, where he lead and mentored the team for the KOC & SFH hospitals project. He also worked as a Software Consultant for the World Bank at Riyadh where he led the team responsible for automating the Budget and Expenditure system for the Ministry of Finance of Saudi Arabia. 
He has performed Hajj twice and Umrah numerous times. He outlines his understanding of Islam as coming “from readings of Qur’an and Hadith.”

Suleman Khatri graduated with a master’s in Computer Information Systems from the University of Houston. He brings with him the experience of having belonged to eight different Muslim communities throughout the US. He is currently employed as Senior PeopleSoft Analyst at Valmont Industries since February 2010. He is father to two children. His daughter goes to the Islamic Sunday School and his son is a toddler. He also lived in Omaha from June 2006 to February 2007. He believes that the Masjid is a foundation for the continuance of our Deen for future generations to come and advocates peace and friendship between the people within the community and strives to attain the same. Amongst his beliefs is that “if you are a Muslim staying in the Omaha area you are a part of the Omaha Muslim family irrespective of your involvement in the Masjid.” He aims to unite the hearts of this community by always putting the way of the Prophet (saw) first over our own desires.