
The Prophet ﷺ established bonds of brotherhood between the Muhājirūn and the Anṣār. Inspired by this practice, every participant will be paired with a travel companion. Before you even arrive, our AI matching will consider your goals, interests, and experience to connect you with someone you’ll journey alongside.

Each day will begin with the Qur’an and end with Qiyām. For 30 minutes each morning and evening, we’ll step away from the noise, renew our intentions, and return to what matters. Because what we build matters — but so does who we become while building it.

Great gatherings have always been built on small circles. Before the summit, you’ll be placed into an AI-matched halaqah of five participants. This is where you’ll reflect on your goals, share lessons and insights, and hold one another accountable. As a group, you’ll also spend an hour with one of our mentors in a dedicated majlis for conversation, advice, and practical guidance.

This is where connections and conversations turn into long term meaningful relationships. Following the Prophetic Sunnah of eating together, join us for a warm evening of good food and even better company, with dinner graciously hosted by our Bosnian friends.

The Prophet ﷺ spent nearly a quarter of his mission travelling with his companions. Some of the most profound lessons in the Seerah weren’t learnt in formal settings, but on the road.
Following his footsteps, we’ll close the summit with a guided tour through Sarajevo. Together, we’ll visit the Tunnel of Hope, walk the historic streets of Baščaršija, and reflect on Bosnia’s story of faith, resilience, and civilisation.
Rather than simply looking back, we’ll ask what this history means for the challenges ahead. What can Bosnia teach us about technology, power, sovereignty, and resilience? What lessons should shape the future of the Muslim technology ecosystem in the age of AI?
The future will be shaped by the people willing to ask difficult questions, imagine what doesn’t exist yet, and then do the hard work of building it. Following the Prophetic ﷺ practice of shura, the MTF Summit is designed not simply for you to listen, but to participate, contribute, challenge, and build over two tracks:
Note: The Builders track is a global series, with each edition exploring a different frontier — from manufacturing and physical AI in Istanbul to energy and power in Qatar. The selection for the build focus will be a startegic assessment of the country the summit is hosted in and opportunities available.
The Bosnia builders track edition will focus on Healthcare and attempt to answer the question: What would it take for Muslims to lead again? From policy to products, we’ll explore how to build healthcare that serves people with genuine care. The visionaries track will ask a different set of questions across fields.
* Note: Subject to change. Access to the agenda will depend on your package selection. The Champion Package covers everything mentioned across day 1-5. See all packages
Take your ideas beyond the paper and into rooms where they can become something real.
Some conversations are worth travelling for. One hour, four attendees, one mentor. An honest conversation about what you're working on and where you're stuck.
The best gatherings have a certain rhythm: the right people, the right questions, and enough space and time for unexpected ideas to collide. That’s the formula we're bringing to Bosnia. People defined less by their titles and more by what they build, how they think, and what they believe is possible.
* Note: The Summit Package and MTF Package don’t include accommodation or transfers — but package holders get an exclusive 40% discount on accommodation.
Flights and visas are on you — everything else, we’ve got. Our travel desk can help you find the best fare into Sarajevo International (SJJ) and answer any questions before you book.
We’ve capped the number of participants to 250. The last 5 Muslim Tech Fest's sold out — book early to avoid missing out.
Because some places teach you things a conference room never could. Bosnia knows what it means to rebuild. To preserve identity under pressure, create with limited resources, and think seriously about sovereignty. Sarajevo is more than a backdrop; it’s part of our conversation, and a gateway into a region with some of the world’s most overlooked Muslim talent. Through our partnerships with local organisations, technologists, scholars, and builders across the Balkans, you’ll meet people you might never otherwise encounter:
