About Us
Our Mission
Amir Institute Middle High School provides students in Grades 6 - 10 with a forward-thinking approach to learning with Islamic values. The school is developed on four (4) pillars: Islamic leadership and character development, African American & Islamic Studies, work-study model, and shepherd duties with farm integration.
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Our Vision
The school's mission is to cultivate Islamic leaders who will enhance the human and intellectual capacities, as well as the religious and cultural heritage, of the diverse families it serves. Through its Work-Study Program, Shepherd responsibilities and farming curriculum, and African American heritage curriculum, the goal is to prepare students to succeed in college and assume leadership roles in the civic, religious, business, and cultural life of our city and nation. It is our commitment that graduates become men and women for others who are open to growth, religious, intellectually competent, loving, committed to justice, and have work experience. Most importantly, they will have a strong sense of self and connection with their Creator.​
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Br. Luqman Rasheed II
Head of School, AIMHS
Br. Luqman blends over two decades of corporate leadership with a deep commitment to youth development and educational innovation. He holds a Master of Education in Adult Education and Training from the American College of Education and a Bachelor of Science in Electrical Engineering from the University of South Carolina. His credentials include a Certificate in Nonprofit Management and certification as a Myers Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) Step I and Step II Practitioner. Br. Luqman possesses a proven track record as an experienced manager and administrator of out-of-school programs serving youth in underserved communities. We are honored to have Br. Luqman lead our phenomenal team of educators, specialists and striving servant leaders.