Shaykh Faid Mohammed Said is one of the most prominent Islamic scholars based in the United Kingdom. Raised in Eritrea, he received his early Islamic education under Shaykh Hamid, the Senior Judge of the Shariah Court in Asmara.

He later moved to Madinah Al-Munawwarah, where he continued his studies under Shaykh Atiyyah Mohammed Salim, the Resident Scholar of Al-Masjid Al-Nabawi and Senior Judge of Madinah.

Shaykh Faid also holds a PhD from the University of Minnesota, USA. He is an accomplished author, contributing to the International Islamic Fiqh Academy’s 25th Annual Journal and the OIC’s Encyclopedia of Moderation. He has served as a university professor and is a member of the executive committee and Chair of the Religious Board at AMMALE (Alliance of Mosques, Associations and Muslim Leaders in Europe).

Formerly the Resident Scholar at Harrow Central Mosque, Shaykh Faid currently serves as the Head of Fatwa at London Central Mosque (Regent’s Park Mosque). He is also the Chair of Aman Foundation, a unique Islamic centre dedicated to supporting new Muslims and reverts through education, mentorship, community integration, spiritual development, and ongoing pastoral care, providing a welcoming environment where individuals can strengthen their faith and build lasting connections within the Muslim community.