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Asalamu Alaykum wa Rahmatullahi wa Barakatuh,

I joined MCEO last January 5, 2024, during a time when I was working as a housemaid with a very small salary. Honestly, it was very expensive for me, and I even complained before because I was not seeing results yet. For someone like me, earning money is truly difficult. When you work a small job with a small income, every peso matters.

But Alhamdulillah, through the installment plan, I was still able to join. And looking back now, I believe it was Allah’s will for me to be part of MCEO. It gave me the mindset shift I never had before. I learned how to visualize my goals—something I never imagined I could do. As a housemaid, I couldn’t even think of a way out of my situation before, but MCEO helped me build something meaningful from my own life that can benefit not only Muslims, but anyone who needs support.

What I love most about MCEO is that it keeps your business intention rooted in Islamic teachings. That is why I prefer being part of an Islamic group like MCEO rather than any other program. Even though my schedule was difficult, I still benefited so much from the weekly coaching call recordings—Alhamdulillah, they helped me grow step by step.

After almost two years of patience and learning, I finally made my first sale. It was not easy, but Alhamdulillah, it happened.

I do hope that in the future, MCEO can consider more flexible or adjusted payment options, especially for Muslims like me from the Philippines or other countries where salaries are very low. Many of us want to grow, learn, and build a better future, but financial limitations make it very difficult.

Still, I am grateful. MCEO became a door for me when I didn’t know where to start. And I pray it becomes more accessible so more people can benefit from it, in sha Allah.

I don’t recommend them. They do have the same scam spill as other money scammers online. They have an initial price for their service and once you pay it they then try to convince you to buy an upgraded service. I paid the initial fee but never received an email nor text directing to the online class. Maybe it was a mistake and maybe not. Yawmul Qiyam is real.

Avoid the Muslim CEO program at all costs.
It’s a glorified scam wrapped in Islamic branding, designed to prey on your trust, your religion, and your desperation for change.

I paid £1000 thinking I was joining something meaningful, something rooted in sincerity and strategy. What I actually got was a shallow, copy-paste “coaching” program stuffed with low-effort pre-recorded videos, half-baked advice, recycled sales tactics, and zero actual depth. They sell you dreams of impact, income, and barakah — but what they deliver is a PowerPoint slideshow, a Telegram group, and a glorified Google Drive folder.

The reality:
• You’re taught to pick a random “pain point” off the internet, slap together a fake “solution,” and sell it to Muslims for high-ticket prices — even if you have no experience or credibility.
• The “teaching” boils down to elementary-level tips like:
• “Make a Stripe account”
• “Use a calendar app”
• “Send DMs to strangers”
That’s it. No real marketing strategy. No technical depth. Just the illusion of business building.
• They’ll tell you to “go back to the mindset module” any time you raise a concern — in other words, gaslight you into thinking it’s your fault for not succeeding.
• The refund policy? Strategically set to expire before you realize you’ve wasted your money. By the time the disillusionment kicks in, it’s too late.

What’s worse?
They wrap the whole thing in Islam — throwing around “barakah,” “ummah,” “intentions,” and even quoting Qur’an and Hadith — all while teaching you to sell overpriced, copycat courses to people going through real pain (divorce, addiction, depression). It’s exploitation disguised as empowerment.

This program doesn’t build entrepreneurs — it builds wannabe salesmen selling overpriced digital junk. And when it inevitably fails, you’ll be left with nothing but guilt, confusion, and a lighter bank account.

Harsh truth:
They’re not training CEOs.
They’re training clones, feeding you spiritual buzzwords while draining your wallet.

If you value your deen, your intelligence, and your money — walk away.
You’ll learn more from free content on YouTube in a week than you will in months inside this glorified motivational cult.

May Allah protect the ummah from this type of manipulative nonsense.

In response to your reply I wish to let you know that I was a customer. You are unfortunately manipulating with words to use Islam to promote a business which uses unislamic methods

Anybody who uses religion to sell you something should never be trusted buyer beware a lot of the free webinars are ways to sell to you, their are allot of free resources available and any brother who has built any kind of wealth will be happy to speak and mentor other brothers for free

It’s been a wonderful journey when I started with mceo back in 2023 had no clue that we were impact and help so many desi busy Muslims like entrepreneurs, doctors, moms, etc get in shape and gain confidence with the help of Allah subhanahuwa taala first then our mentors that included the mceo team too @Mohammad Arshad @Kenan Malkoç @Faisal Amjad, the whole team. Through weekly calls and follow-ups on course modules.
Trust the process that mceo team has lined up especially the sales scripting and mindset coaching still helping me a lot.

I wish they also had a 1-1 coaching option too at least when I started they didn’t.

Anyone that uses the deen to sell a product should never be trusted.

The sahaba never used the deen for money rather they would earn money from any halal source not connected with deen and then use that money to fund the activities of the Muslims.

These kind of courses offer zero benefit and are just taking money out Muslims pocket. Wgat product is being offered? Empty promises and just words. You can make up the course yourself and pay yourself 1000.

These kind of people make me sick.
Audhibullah.

The first condition the prophet saws gave the Muslims who pledged to him was to never ask anyone for anything.

Asking people and dawah do not go hand in hand.
The caller to Islam should give and have the upper hand and not beg.

These scammers and beggers in Islam make me sick.

Robbing Muslims money with fake smiles and words so they can buy interest based houses and financed cars and take their family on expensive holidays and restaurants.

I attended the webinar, there main aim is to sell there subscription, rest of the things to whom they called RECIPES ,you can learn all these recipes from you tube and internet. Stay away.......

I could talk about this very easy to follow & proven process given I have made my first sales & profit Alhamdulillah. I could talk about the amazing insight & experience the admins of Muslim CEO have (Muhammad, Ameen, Faisal & Kenan). But I want to talk about something else, I want to talk about something else. These guys will always be there for you if you reach out & ask for their help.

Their experience in business building & entrepeneurship would mean nothing if all they did was give me a bunch of videos to watch with no ability to reach, question, and seek their instruction.

They will always push you ahead, encourage you, surround you with a community of like-minded clients of theirs in order for all of us to share questions, advice, or even give something as simple as a joke or a beautiful islamic reminder.

I was on a call with Kenan, & he said he will never give up on me & will always help out, he saw something in me which I could only dream of when I joined the program in so much uncertainty. The words "I will never give up on you"

Ask yourself: Do you want to be rich in money, time & location? Do you want to leave a lasting positive impact on the Umma & the world without worrying about work that does not fulfill your potential? Do you want to seek this journey under & with the guidance of Muslims who talk the way you talk, walk the way you walk, & believe in Allah as you believe?
Are your answers to these questions "yes"?

If so, have no fear Insha'Allah, seek advice (istishara) & pray (istikhara). Take faith in Allah, set aside your fear of lack of knowledge, failure, stutter, or any other barrier you have, & join if Allah wills.

These guys know nobody's perfect, they taught me that any average person has the abiliy to make this work if they follow the proccess. Don't give up on yourself & you'll watch fears will crumble one by one.

May Allah bless the founders, administrators & members of Muslim CEO, & grant them great success & reward in this life & the hereafter. Ameen

Unfortunately I can Not recommend it.
They are not transparent, they use the Religion so that one should Trust Them first and then when you dont like the Program you cant take your Money back.

(reviewing from an alias). Unfortunately
, cannot recommend it. If you're reading this I assume you're doing your due diligence, and to that I say you're reading the right review. I've been a member since 2021.

In short: don't buy.

What's the alternative? Alex Hormozi's free materials and books (google him). Free and superior imo.

The long explanation:
MCEO sets expectations it statistically does not fulfill. While the teachers may have good intentions, they unfortunately are not currently fit to deliver on what they say. For example they say:
"Make $10,000/mo in 30 days". I haven't seen a single member in the program reach that number. Whether or not they put a disclaimer that they don't guarantee those results, it's simply far from what the program actually delivers. If one student does bad you can blame them, if 1000 do bad, it's the teachers fault.

The program is designed to be completed in minimum 6-7 weeks, though most likely it will take more time. The refund deadline is only 30 days (i.e 4 weeks). Do you see a potential issue here? Members are convinced that following all the directions will inevitably result in success. But by the time an average member can decide if the program is truly for them, most likely the refund deadline will have passed. This is quite unfortunate, because I've seen multiple people join with initial enthusiasm but will eventually become jaded or uninterested in the program. But by that point there's no refund. Granted this behavior is not uncommon for any coaching program as many people don't have the discipline it takes to do business. But the difference here is I haven't seen any people succeed with the program besides the occasional anomaly.

The teachers/gurus all seem to have gotten results in business and/or coaching at some point, and thus they think they're able to teach the masses. This is far from the truth. Many members simply buy the program and forget about it or become inactive. The other members post positive and upbeat business and Islamic quotes. That's not bad in and of itself, but clearly this group is not for people who want to interact with many other successful business owners. I estimate >5% of members in the group are making a living off their business (I'm being generous). The "wins" are mostly members achieving some arbitrary milestone like filling a worksheet in the program with the occasional first sale.

MCEO borrows the credibility of well known social media figures like Suboor Ahmad, Dawood Kim, and other well known Islamic organizations. I assume few of them actually know what's in the program or have conducted much due diligence. The company itself is relatively unknown besides that.

Now you have pretty much all the info you need to make an informed decision. Good luck, and may Allah guide us all

Beware! This program repackages common knowledge into expensive courses. $2650 in my case. Using Islam brotherhood trust for credibility. I did signed up beginning of 2024. All i got, The prerecorded videos that's lack personalization and rely heavily on repetition. They offer no guidance specific to your business needs. When asking for substance knowledge
Their aggressive tactics pressure you to restart from the beginning, disregarding any progress you've made, and reading over and over the same slide created by AI.
The program teaches to targets a specific demographic, such as Muslims between 30 and 40 who struggle with weight or smoking, divorced, and or needing living house or even struggling with thier kids. Any painful problem, You got the idea. Then focus on selling expensive solutions what they call craft braindump info course just like their's, from a brightspot you research and found online, instead of building your understanding. to sale it high price to make you rich with impact. The program includes instruction on direct messaging on social media, signing up for payment processors like Stripe and PayPal, and using common calendar booking and task-managing apps. These are all fundamental activities you can find information about for free elsewhere.
While the program might be beneficial for someone young and entirely unfamiliar with these tools, it offers minimal value for those with any prior knowledge. The only positive aspect is the motivational 'you can do it' mentality they instill.
In a nutshell: Just get the right target audience and focus on selling expensive solutions rather than building practical skills.
Notice even the responses here is just a copy-paste over and over and we're people just wanted snippets and bullet point.
بَارَكَ اللهُ فيكَم jazakAllah khair

I signed up to Muslim CEO in December 2022. I normally avoid anything of this nature but was led by the fact that they’re supposedly practising, sincere Muslims and seemed to be affiliated with people I trusted. It became very clear after having engaged a couple of times on the 1:1 calls that there was little substance to the course and it wasn’t for someone like me with my professional background. Whenever I had questions, the representative simply read me the slides out loud as if I couldn’t read them myself. The message was ‘re-train as something else’ and you might be successful. So you spend 1K for them to inform you that you need to spend more money re-training as a life coach or a therapist. It’s ridiculous. When I signed up, we were told that we had a 30-day money back guarantee. I requested this after 32/3 days - technically over the deadline but not by much and was told there was absolutely no possibility of money back. Not even partial money back as a goodwill gesture. All I have to say is that I will hold these people
accountable on the D of J for exploiting vulnerable individuals (as I suspect many people will judging by the comments and reviews). They’ve essentially stolen money from people (including fellow Muslims, widows etc), many of whom are already in difficult financial situations. If they were smart, and had an ounce of God consciousness, they’d begin to make amends with all their aggrieved, mistreated clients. Alternatively, they can reap their financial reward in this life because all their mounting bills will be settled in the next.

They expect you to market a solution you're supposed to be proficient in, within a short timeframe, even if you're unfamiliar with it beforehand. It's unrealistic, disingenuous and misleading, to say the least.

Mohammad Irshad and his team are very professional thieves . Don’t spend money on his platform. Now his Student Aaqib Ahmad take money from innocent people and run away with people money

I find him and his team very professional scammers in the name of Islamic look like. Be aware don’t spend your money in this platform

Just a simple question to muslimceo.com. How come you do not respond when someone gives you one star but you do respond to those who gave you 5 stars. It kinda make others suspicious about what you are saying in your videos.

I am grateful to join the Muslim CEO family they've been like second family to me not only they helped me with the program , they willing and happy to answer and help with unrelated topics I am proud to call you family.

Jazakallahu khyran

Review: I am really evaluating my messages and sales funnel, week 1,2,3 are Amazing.
it’s give good opportunity to realize what’s business are lacking.
I love blue print.

I am grateful for the exceptional mentors on Muslim CEO who generously share their wisdom. Their guidance spans from all areas of buissness from marketing to sales
I would recommend any looking to set up a buissness to look into their programmes