Leena Al-Belooshi is a human rights expert, interfaith leader, and PhD scholar in Islamic legal jurisprudence, dedicated to transforming coexistence from a hopeful concept into practical, lasting change.
With over a decade of experience in academia, law, and public service across the Middle East and beyond, her work sits at the intersection of faith, education, and justice. She has trained government officials, developed national curricula, and led interfaith education initiatives, most recently as Head of Education and Dialogue at the Abrahamic Family House.
From designing university courses in human rights and social cohesion, to advising on anti-trafficking policy and facilitating dialogue among diverse communities, her mission is consistent: to promote coexistence through knowledge, empower leadership through values, and create frameworks where shared humanity is the cornerstone.
Currently pursuing a PhD in Islamic legal jurisprudence for current affairs, she continues to explore how ethical and faith-based traditions can meaningfully address contemporary global challenges. She believes education is the most powerful tool for sustainable peace and works to ensure it is courageous, inclusive, and transformative.

Advising institutions, NGOs, and government bodies on human rights policy, interfaith engagement, and values-based leadership.

Creating tailored educational programs that foster coexistence, human rights awareness, and ethical leadership; grounded in both global frameworks and faith-based values.

Delivering talks, lectures, and interactive sessions on human rights, interfaith dialogue, peace-building, Islamic ethics, and coexistence; designed to inspire and equip diverse audiences.










