Imad Fadlallah
Prophet Jesus (as) said, “This world is nothing but a bridge into the afterlife.”
Imad Fadlallah was an immigrant to Dearborn, MI who helped thousands of boys, girls, and families find firm footing on this bridge and march forth.
He was born on March fourth, 1960. His birth was a message.
He died suddenly on “3.13”—the area code of the community he marched for. His death was a message.
His name, Imad Fadl-Allah, means “A firm pillar,by the grace of God.” His life was a message.
March Forth is his final message.
Ali Imad Fadlallah
Ali Imad Fadlallah is a father, husband, writer, and college instructor. He is also the founder of Medina Media, an admissions company that supports applicants to college and graduate programs.
He earned an Education Leadership Doctorate (Ed.L.D.) from Harvard University, an MBA from Emory University, an M.Ed. from the University of Mississippi, and a BA in English literature from the University of Minnesota.
He teaches at Henry Ford College, has previously taught at the High-Tech High Graduate School of Education, and has coached dozens of superintendents and education leaders nationwide.
He is also the voice of @14Pillars Podcast, where he aims to help us strengthen our relationship with the 14 Infallibles of Islam, one hadith (saying) at a time.
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