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Hassan Shibly, a Syrian American Immigrant, is an internationally recognized civil rights attorney and non-profit consultant with over a decade of advocacy experience.
Abdelrahman Zeini, Esq. is a highly accomplished attorney based in Orlando, Florida, with over 18 years of diverse experience across Real Estate, Corporate Law, Estate Planning, and Trusts. A magna cum laude graduate of Florida A&M University College of Law, Mr. Zeini holds a Bachelor of Science in Business Administration from the University of Florida, showcasing his strong foundation in both legal and business disciplines.
Throughout his career, Mr. Zeini has consistently demonstrated expertise in structuring complex real estate transactions, advising corporate clients on governance, mergers, and compliance, as well as guiding clients through the intricacies of estate planning and trusts. His deep understanding of Shariah principles uniquely positions him as a trusted advisor in the burgeoning field of Islamic finance, where he has successfully facilitated Shariah-compliant financing solutions that align with ethical and legal standards.
In addition to his legal practice, Mr. Zeini is an esteemed educator and mentor, serving as an adjunct professor where he shares his wealth of legal knowledge with the next generation of law professionals. His commitment to legal education is matched by his service as a Florida Lemon Law Arbitrator, further showcasing his broad legal skill set.
Mr. Zeini’s real estate expertise is also reinforced by his dual credentials as a licensed real estate broker and realtor, empowering him to offer comprehensive advice and strategic counsel to clients navigating the real estate market. With a reputation for both legal excellence and a client-focused approach, Mr. Zeini is a trusted partner in helping individuals and businesses achieve their legal and financial goals.
Sharif Alkalbani is a practicing attorney in the state of Florida. He has a passion for vindicating injured people and thus has focused on litigation within the space of personal injury law and cases.
Danyel is the Operations Director and a Florida Supreme Court Certified Family Law Mediator, responsible for overseeing the systems, workflows, and client‑service standards that drive the firm’s day‑to‑day success. With a strong background in legal operations, she manages paralegals, hiring processes, performance systems, and the administrative infrastructure that keeps the practice running with clarity and consistency.
As a Certified Family Law Mediator, Danyel brings a structured, neutral, and solution‑focused approach to helping families navigate conflict. Her mediation work is grounded in fairness, communication, and a deep understanding of the emotional and procedural complexities involved in family matters. She is also a Florida State Notary, providing clients with convenient access to essential notarization services.
Danyel is known for her direct communication style, high standards, and ability to anticipate operational needs before they arise. She designs and maintains the firm’s workflows, ensuring attorneys can focus on legal strategy while clients experience a smooth, organized, and transparent process from start to finish.
Outside of her professional role, Danyel is a dedicated mother who brings the same intentionality, structure, and commitment to excellence to her family life as she does to the firm.
Attorney Cosentino was born in Elk Grove, Illinois and primarily raised in Tampa, Florida. Ms. Cosentino received a B.A. in Dance Performance from the University of South Florida in 1998. After 21 years studying and performing in various areas of the arts, Ms. Cosentino started attending Nova Southeastern University Law in the summer of 2001.
Ms. Cosentino was awarded a Public Service Fellowship from Nova Law in 2002 for her pro bono work for the City of Hollywood. Ms. Cosentino worked for the Florida Attorney General’s Office, the Palm Beach County State Attorney’s Office as a CLI prosecuting in the domestic violence division, and has practiced family law throughout the state of Florida since 2005. Ms. Cosentino won leadership awards in 2009, 2010, 2011, 2012, and 2014 for her work for the domestic violence committee of the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar.
Ms. Cosentino is a member of the Florida Bar in good standing. She is also a member of the Palm Beach County Bar Association and the Family Law Section of the Florida Bar, where she served on various committees.
Ms. Cosentino participated in the Lawyers for Literacy Program for the Palm Beach County Bar Association, is past-President of the Palm Beach Nova Law Alumni Chapter, past co-chair of the Family Section of the Palm Beach Bar association, past mentor for Women of Tomorrow, co-authored articles for the December 2007 and October 2012 Florida Bar Journals. Ms. Cosentino is also published in “The Commentator” a source for Florida family law attorneys, she also co-edited the Spring Edition for 2015, and has spoken both at C.L.E.’s and other venues on domestic violence.
Ms. Cosentino has experience at the appellate level in family law matters and is also a Florida Certified Family Law Mediator.
Adham A. Yennes, ESQ., is the Principal Attorney at Yennes Law, PLLC and is licensed to practice law in Florida. Adham practices in a variety of areas such as Landlord-Tenant Law, Real Estate, Intellectual Property and provides General Counsel services to businesses looking to manage legal risks and obligations. Adham specializes in Contract Law and has nearly a decade of experience in Drafting, Reviewing, and Negotiating Contracts.
Kimberly Noe-Lehenbauer is a federal civil rights litigator specializing in First Amendment violations and discrimination. She has litigated complex cases in federal courts across the country on issues including free speech and protest rights, religious accommodation and discrimination in public schools, and incarceree rights, as well as challenges to state anti-BDS laws and the federal terrorist watchlist. Kim brings years of litigation experience at a national civil rights organization, and writing and investigative skills honed by a previous 20-year career in community journalism.
Zanah Ghalawanji is a labor & employment attorney. She handles a wide range of issues including employment discrimination & retaliation, religious and disability accommodation requests, employment investigations, and first amendment workplace issues.
Zanah is committed to being a fierce advocate for workers whose rights have been violated. She recognizes the immense stress that comes with losing a livelihood because of injustice.
Her zealous advocacy for her clients has been featured in major media outlets including CNN, Huffington Post, the Associated Press, the Washington Post, Al Jazeera, and others. She was also awarded as one of Arab America’s 40 Under 40 emerging leaders.
Originally from Michigan, Zanah earned her law degree from Wayne State University Law School. She is also a Syrian native and is fluent in Arabic.
Nouhad is a dedicated immigration paralegal with a law degree from Lebanon and a deep, personal understanding of the immigration and naturalization process. Having navigated these challenges firsthand, Nouhad approaches each case with compassion, diligence, and a commitment to helping others achieve their immigration goals. Trained through the University of South Florida’s Corporate Training and Professional Education program, Nouhad specializes in family-based immigration, employment visas, and student visas. As the founder of Scalesmith Paralegal Solutions, Nouhad provides knowledgeable and personalized support to individuals and families seeking a better future.
Toyine, is a paralegal with over 8 years of experience in a wide range of practice areas including Code and Ordinances, Estate Planning, Personal Injury and Civil Law. Toyine has a bachelor’s degree in English Literature and a Paralegal Certificate from the University of South Florida. Toyine supports the attorneys in all avenues needed and is proud to give clients legal support during their times of desideratum.
Ashraf W. Nubani, Esq., with over 25 years of legal experience, leads the Immigration Practice at Muslim Legal, a firm dedicated to serving the diverse needs of its community and beyond. He is admitted to practice law in Virginia and New York, as well as several federal courts. His extensive expertise spans all facets of immigration law, including family-based petitions, employment visas, asylum cases, deportation defense, and naturalization processes. Mr. Nubani is fluent in both Arabic and English, allowing him to effectively communicate with a broader range of clients.
His educational qualifications include a Master’s Degree in History, which provides a deep understanding of the historical contexts influencing immigrants, immigration patterns, and policies. Additionally, his background in Islamic Religious Leadership equips him with insights into the cultural and religious considerations pertinent to their clients.
Navigating the complexities of U.S. immigration law requires not only legal acumen but also cultural sensitivity and personalized attention. Mr. Nubani’s comprehensive experience ensures that clients receive tailored strategies to achieve their immigration goals. At Muslim Legal, the focus is on prioritizing clients’ aspirations and challenges. Mr. Nubani is dedicated to guiding clients through the immigration process with professionalism, empathy, and unwavering support.
With Muslim Legal, rest assured you can feel comfortable, safe, and confident knowing that your needs are in the best hands. Get in touch with us today — we look forward to hearing from you.
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