I have decided to seriously pursue modeling, out of fun, as well as to make an actual career out of. It is my hope to acquire constant-connections, through networking with various clothing brands, independent, photographers, etc. I want to really gain a foothold in the Modeling-industry, as a Muslim, mainly, because, I want to dispel the many negative notions, stereotypes, misconceptions, about the Modeling-Industry, among Muslims.Many Muslims believe that in order to be a Model, you… Show more I have decided to seriously pursue modeling, out of fun, as well as to make an actual career out of. It is my hope to acquire constant-connections, through networking with various clothing brands, independent, photographers, etc. I want to really gain a foothold in the Modeling-industry, as a Muslim, mainly, because, I want to dispel the many negative notions, stereotypes, misconceptions, about the Modeling-Industry, among Muslims.Many Muslims believe that in order to be a Model, you have to sacrifice everything about who you are, that you have to objectify yourself (mostly sexually), in order to make it as a Model. I’m basically here to abolish any/all stereotypical misunderstandings about Modeling as well as the Modeling-Industry.I want to be a Muslim-Model, whom other Muslims can look to as an example, that Muslims can venture into any industry, regardless to whatever that industry may be, and succeed, so long as that industry is inherently Islamically acceptable, as well as if a Muslim isn’t compromising their religious/personal principles. So, with that being said, this is what I do. Show less

Muslims Giving Back is a faith-based Non-Profit, geared towards Poverty-Prevention & Social-Activism, Community-Development.

To keep it simple: I just love writing poetry & writing generally. I can make a poem out of anything, and I can write about any subject matter. This is just one of the things that Allah has given me as a talent, and I plan to share that with as many individuals on Earth as possible.For more info. about Gareth Bryant's Writing Page:http://www.garethbryant.wordpress.com

My responsibilities are to visit/encounter Patients/Residents in the Hospital/Nursing-Home setting, to journey with them, to engage them where they are, explore their issues, empower them to be active-participants in their own healthcare, evoke the remembrance of the Holy/Sacred.

I worked for Imani House, out of P.S. 282, in Park Slope Brooklyn, where we provide afterschool/extra-curricular activities for the elementary school-youth there.

I worked at Al Madrasa Al Islamiya, as an Islamic-Studies Teacher, Social-Studies Teacher, Literature-Teacher, as well as a Recreation-Facilitator.

I worked as a Staff-Writer/Editor for Advertisement at Virtue Center. I'm responsible for producing written publications, concerning services that we provide at Virtue Center, as well as previous services & projects that we've worked on, for our respective clientele.

I worked as a Group-Leader as well as a Mentor/Tutor, for High School students (predominantly of South-Asian descent) in Queens. My office is at Richmond Hill High School. I help to organize and plan various workshops, and after-school programs for High School students at Richmond Hill High School, as well as to organize various community events and programs for the Richmond Hill High School community.

English, History Tutor, for Touro College's Tutoring-Department