Riad Ouarzazi has studied Islamic Sciences under a variety of Sheikhs, whilst also actively contributing to da'wah work in San Francisco, USA. He achieved a degree in Islamic education from M. Abdullah University in Morocco, later relocating to the states where he completed a BA in International Management, and a Msc in Computer Information systems. Currently he is a professor with Al Maghreb institute.

Hamza Tzortis is an international lecturer, public speaker and author, with a particular interest in Islam, politics and philosophy. He has debated with a range of prominent academics, and regularly appears in the media, promoting and providing unique perspectives on Islam.

Abdur Raheem Green is a revert to Islam and an active member in the field of da'wah particularly in his role as Chairman of IERA, a global organisation committed to presenting Islam to wider society.

Mohammed Ali is the CEO of Islam channel, providing alternative news, current affairs and entertainment programming from an Islamic perspective, as well as hosting the annual Global Peace and Unity event in London.

Muhummad Abdul Bari is a well known Community Leader within the Muslim community, most recently having served as Secretary General for two terms (2006-2010) for the Muslim Council of Britain. A teacher by profession, Dr Bari has previously taught children with special educational needs and has also written several books including “Race Religion and Muslim Identity in Britain” (2005)

Jonathan Githens-Mazer is an academic at the University of Exeter and co-Director of the European Muslim Research Centre (EMRC) and co-authored "Islamophobia and Anti-Muslim Hate Crime: a London Case Study", the first step in a ten year research project led by the EMRC investigating Islamophobia and anti-Muslim hate crime in towns and cities across Europe.

Anthony Glees is Professor of Politics at the University of Buckingham and directs its Centre for Security and Intelligence Studies (BUCSIS). He has written and lectured on aspects British intelligence history, Islamism, counter-terrorism and subversion in western democracies both today and in the past. He was also advisor to the War Crimes Inquiry in the Home Office (1988-90).

Ben Whittaker is the Vice-President Welfare for the National Union of Students (re-elect) and leads the NUS first ever dedicated project on interfaith, and holds responsibility for student's crime and student safety, for which he has also completed pioneering research. Ben is tuned-in with the affairs of Muslim students having dealt with prayer room concerns for Muslim students, as well as the Prevent agenda.