Ammad Sheikh is one of New York’s most impactful community leaders—bridging faith, culture, and public service through visionary initiatives that uplift and unite.
As the Co-Founder of The Halal Guide, Ammad has redefined how Muslim consumers engage with food, businesses, and lifestyle choices—creating a trusted platform that promotes halal living with integrity and ease.
He is also the Co-Founder of Muslims of Long Island, a nonprofit organization that has become a lifeline for hundreds of families across Nassau and Suffolk counties. Through emergency relief, youth programming, and civic engagement, Ammad continues to ensure that the Muslim community has both a voice and a seat at the table.
Ammad serves on the Board of Trustees for the Islamic Center of Long Island, one of the state’s leading religious and interfaith institutions. His leadership emphasizes transparency, strategic growth, and inter-community partnerships.
Recognized for his advocacy, Ammad holds seats on both the Asian American Advisory Board and the District Advisory Council in Nassau County—where he champions inclusion, public safety, and culturally responsive policymaking.
Outside of civic life, Ammad founded South Asian Sports, the largest South Asian sports league in North America. The league fosters athletic excellence, leadership, and brotherhood through basketball, football, cricket, and softball programs that span across New York.
Professionally, Ammad is the Senior Vice President of Operations for Duffy & Duffy one of the premiere personal injury and medical malpractice law firms in the country.
From the grassroots to the county level, Ammad’s work has reshaped how Muslim and South Asian communities are seen, heard, and served in New York. His influence continues to grow—rooted in purpose, powered by service