Giving to Zaytuna College is a clear, strong way for you to reach out to the next generation of young Muslims who will make a difference in the world.
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Fadi Elhin
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Dr. Fadi Elhin is the Director of the Arabic Program and a full-time faculty member at Zaytuna College. Before joining Zaytuna College, he taught Arabic at the University of Montana. He also taught Arabic at a community college in New Jersey. His devotion to the Arabic language is matched only by his deep concern for student learning. Dr. Fadi Elhin received his Ph. D. from the University of Jordan in 2009.
Education: Ph.D., Islamic Jurisprudence, University of Jordan, 2009 M.A., Islamic Jurisprudence, University of Jordan, 2002 B.A. Islamic Jurisprudence, University of Jordan, 2000.