Amra is a lecturer in Islamic Studies and Arabic and has been a lecturer in Islamic Studies and Arabic at Birmingham University and The University of Warwick. She is a course convenor for Islam and Gender at the New Cambridge Muslim College. With 20 years experience in community work Amra has given a
multitude of presentations on Islam at all levels from UK schools through to international conferences in Germany, Britain and Jerusalem.

Since 2005 Amra has been a member of the Birmingham Shariah Council which adjudicates on Islamic divorces. This has been the subject of a number of television documentaries including Inside Out and Celebrity Divorce Shariah Style for the BBC

Amra is a member of the National Muslim Women's Advisory Group and a member of the the Muslim Faith Leaders Training Review Board. She is also a member of the West Midlands Faith Forum Executive and the national Sikh-Muslim Action Group. Her particular areas of interest are gender issues and interfaith.

Dawud holds a Doctorate in Islamic Education from Warwick University and currently works as the Stone Ashdown Director of the Centre for the Study of Muslim-Jewish Relations at the Woolf Institute in Cambridge. He recently gave his inaugural lecture on Religious Laws in a secular society at St Edmunds College, Cambridge. He is also a course convenor at the new Cambridge Muslim College where he teaches darul ulum graduates about the social realities facing Muslims in the UK.

In addition He has been involved in youth and community work for the past 20
years and has been involved in a number of national Islamic organisations including the Young Muslims UK and the Islamic Society of Britain through which he has given many presentations, mainly to University Societies and Interfaith groups.