What is the Ismaili Games?
The Northeast Ismaili Games (NEIG) is more than just your average sporting event – it's a celebration of unity, friendship, and healthy living within the Ismaili Muslim community. Our mission is simple: to bring our Northeast Jamat together, promote an active lifestyle, and foster a sense of camaraderie that lasts long after the final whistle blows.
NEIG originated with the goal of promoting physical fitness, healthy competition, and community unity among Ismaili Muslims in the region. Over the years, the games have grown in size and popularity, attracting participants from cities and states across the Northeastern United States.
Competitive athletisicm for everyone
Sport is at the heart of NEIG, with a diverse range of tournaments and activities designed to get everyone moving and having fun. Whether you're a seasoned athlete or just looking to try something new, there's a game for you at NEIG. From soccer and volleyball to basketball and tennis, our lineup of sports is sure to get your heart pumping and your competitive spirit soaring.
But NEIG isn't just about what happens on the field – it's also about building connections and strengthening bonds within our community. Throughout the weekend, you'll have the chance to meet new friends, reconnect with old ones, and cheer each other on to victory. It's a chance to come together as a community and support one another in our shared goals and aspirations.
More than just sports
In addition to sports, NEIG also allows us to celebrate the rich traditions of the global Ismaili community. From music to dance, there's something for everyone to enjoy and appreciate. It's a chance to learn, to explore, and to come together in celebration of our shared heritage.
So whether you're a participant, a volunteer, or just someone looking to soak up the atmosphere, we invite you to join us for an unforgettable weekend at the Northeast Ismaili Games at UPenn on July 11 - 12th. Together, let's celebrate our community and build bonds that last a lifetime.
Local Project Team Leads
Aly Jaffer
AKYSB Chairperson
Shazmin Lakhani
AKYSB Honorary Secretary
Sana Ajani
AKYSB Sports Member
Amal Moosa
Registration Lead
Aftab Thobani
Deputy PM
Amsal Akber
Project Manager
Sheliz Rais
Logistics Lead
Reeja Khan
Marketing Team Lead
Noorain Noorani
Technology Team Lead
Shamya Zindani
User Experience Lead
Khurram Surani
Sports Lead
Niso Muborakshoeva
Volunteer Lead
Amyn Gillani
Finance Coordinator
Prachi Yadav
Spectator Lead
Prachi Yadav
MFF Lead
Local Project Team Members
Shakeel Panjwani
Technology Coordinator
Amal Moosa
Marketing
Sabur Moradi
Logistics
Shamya Zindani
Tech Coordinator
Aaron Monteiro
Marketing
Ahana Kumar
Logistics
Amer Moosa
Tech Coordinator
Arzan Somani
Sports Coordinator
Awais Issany
Sports Coordinator
Arman Lokhandwala
Tech Coordinator
Sahir Rupani
Sports Coordinator
Tyler Feldman
MFF + Spectator Events Coordinator
Shaan Merchant
Volunteer Coordinator
Ardasher Nour Ali
Volunteer Coordinator
FAQ
What is the site address?
Can I volunteer if I am an athlete?
What is the age requirement to participate in the Youth (15-17 years) and Adult (18+) bracket?
Can athletes younger than 15 play?
When will transportation information be available?
How can I contact NEIG for further inquiries?
What is the cost of athlete registration?
What does MFF mean? What is a Multi-Faith Family Member?
Are Multi-Faith Family members encouraged to participate?
Are there religious activities during NEIG?
Who can I contact for MFF-related questions?
