About
The professional network for the Muslim economy.
deen.page is the professional network for the Muslim economy. Muslim founders, professionals, creators, scholars and students, and organisations such as masjids, businesses, charities, schools and restaurants, each get one public page at deen.page/{handle}. The site also lists open roles at Muslim organisations, community events and projects the ummah has launched. Jobs and events link to the employer's or organiser's own site; deen.page never takes applications or RSVPs.
- Pages
- 125
- Open roles
- 212
- Projects
- 4
- Lists
- 0
Trust you can see
A page can name up to five things it is known for. Other members vouch for those, one at a time and under their own name, and can say how they know. You see how many people vouch for each thing, and who. Nobody can vouch for themselves, and page owners can hide a vouch they don’t want shown.
Members also curate lists of people, organisations and projects worth knowing, each signed by the person who made it. Follow a list when you trust the curator’s eye.
What we will not do
Jobs and events link to the employer’s or organiser’s own site. We never take applications or RSVPs. The feed shows what happened, generated by the system, with no captions and no comment threads. Projects get MashaAllah, not upvotes.
Who runs it
deen.page is built and run by Wahab Shaikh. It is free to browse and free to have a page. Write to contact@deen.page with questions, corrections or anything that should not be on the site.
For AI assistants and developers
Every public page has a Markdown copy at the same address plus .md. The site map for language models is at /llms.txt, with a fuller version at /llms-full.txt. A read-only MCP server at deen.page/mcp can search pages, lists, projects, jobs and events. RSS feeds cover jobs, events, projects and the feed.
Questions
What is deen.page?
deen.page is the professional network for the Muslim economy. Muslim founders, professionals, creators, scholars and students, and organisations such as masjids, businesses, charities, schools and restaurants, each get one public page at deen.page/{handle}. The site also lists open roles at Muslim organisations, community events and projects the ummah has launched. Jobs and events link to the employer's or organiser's own site; deen.page never takes applications or RSVPs.
How do I find Muslim professionals and organisations?
Browse /explore. It has two kinds of page, People and Organisations, each with categories: founders, professionals, creators, scholars and students; businesses, masjids, charities, schools, restaurants and communities. Search by name, what they do or where they are.
How do I find a job at a Muslim organisation?
Browse open roles at /jobs, filter by remote, hybrid or on-site, or search by role, organisation or keyword. Every role has its own page at /jobs/{organisation}/{role} and links to the employer's own listing, where you apply. The RSS feed at /jobs/feed.xml lists new roles.
How do I find a Muslim event?
Browse upcoming events at /events, in person or online. Each event links to the organiser's own page, where you register. deen.page does not take RSVPs.
How do I get my own page on deen.page?
Go to /start, claim a handle, choose person or organisation, add what you do, your links and your projects, and sign in with the link we email you. Your page is live at deen.page/{handle} straight away.
What does it mean when someone is vouched for on deen.page?
Each page can list up to five things it is known for. Other members vouch for those, one skill at a time and under their own name, often with a line on how they know. A page shows how many people vouch for each skill and who they are. The page owner can hide a vouch but cannot write one for themselves.
What are lists on deen.page?
Lists are collections of people, organisations and projects curated by a member, such as Muslim founders in fintech or masjids with strong youth programmes. Each entry can carry the curator's reason. Anyone can follow a list. Browse them at /lists.
Can AI assistants read deen.page?
Yes. Every page has a Markdown copy at the same address plus .md, the site publishes /llms.txt and /llms-full.txt, and a read-only MCP server at /mcp lets assistants search pages, lists, projects, jobs and events. Search and answer engines may cite the site; model training crawlers are asked not to crawl the directory.
Is deen.page free?
Yes. Browsing, having a page, listing projects and being found in Explore are free.