America's Muslim community now has its own national safety network — built by one of our own, for every masjid in this country. Sanctuary Safety Network is the Ummah's answer to the question no one should have to ask.
Your voice shapes what we build — become a founder.
On May 18, 2026, security guard Amin Abdullah stood at the entrance of the Islamic Center of San Diego and gave his life protecting his congregation. A father of eight. A professional. A hero.
The Amin Abdullah Guardian Fund is the moral heart of this organization — providing permanent financial support to his family and to every future security professional killed or injured protecting a house of worship in America.

He played a pivotal role in preventing this from being much worse. His actions were heroic.
Real-time monitoring, copycat risk alerts after high-profile incidents, seasonal Eid threat briefings, and direct FBI and DHS coordination. Build security for the unknown threat.
Comprehensive on-site vulnerability assessments, written reports, and prioritized action plans. Know your blind spots before a threat actor does.
Volunteer security team formation, active threat response, See Something Say Something protocols, emergency evacuation drills, and Stop the Bleed training.
Pre-established police relationships, increased Eid patrols, JTTF coordination, mobile camera deployment, and a trusted bridge between the Muslim community and federal agencies.
Most masajid qualify for NSGP federal security grants and don't know it. We walk you through the full application. Cameras, barriers, access control, and training — funded.
Sanctuary Safety Network is building America's Muslim community safety infrastructure — starting now, starting with you. Your voice shapes what we build. Become a founder.