The Mousilli Academy
What our family learned, taught to the next generation
One family school with three teachers. Each teaches the thing they have spent a life doing, to anyone who wants to learn it.
Three teachers
Each in their own lane
Arabic, Islam and raising children with faith
Fifty years of teaching Arabic and faith privately, one family at a time.
- Private
- One student, a plan built around them, online or in Houston
- Small group
- A few students, a set number of weeks, a few times a year
- Who it is for
- Children and families who want to read, pray and speak, and parents raising children with faith.
Law, intellectual property and protecting what you build
A Fulbright professor of law and entrepreneurship who has advised startups and the Fortune 500.
- Group
- Talks and workshops for founders on protecting an idea
- Mentoring
- For law students and young lawyers finding their way in IP
- Who it is for
- Founders with something worth protecting, and young lawyers and students of law.
Building a business that runs without you
Twenty-seven years of building systems, now taught through LET GO BOSS and Insert Fuel.
- Group
- A free live class on AI and freedom every Thursday, open to anyone
- Course
- The LET GO BOSS community, free to start, with step by step lessons
- Who it is for
- Business owners who want their time back, and young builders starting out.
For Syria, from one family
Giving back to where we come from
The family comes from Damascus. Each of us gives back in the way we know best.
Feras
Feras gives back to Syria through its young founders. He advises the EBLA Ventures Network, supports the Syria Angels Network and has served on the board of the Syrian American Council. In 2025 he spoke at SYNC in Damascus, his first return home in fifteen years.
Basim
Basim gives back to Syria through work that can travel. Insert Fuel to Syria teaches young Syrians and Syrian owners to build systems and work remotely with the AI tools Insert Fuel uses every day. In 2025 he spoke at the University of Damascus, and he teaches in Arabic as Basim the Syrian.
Nada
Nada gives back to Syria through its language and its faith. For fifty years she has taught Arabic and Islam privately, one family at a time, almost always by referral. Her students carry the words of home with them, wherever they grow up.
How it works
Three simple steps
- 1
Apply
Tell us who is learning and what you hope for. It takes two minutes.
- 2
A short conversation
A member of the family reads every application and writes back to talk it through.
- 3
A class that fits
Private, group or course, with the teacher whose lane matches what you want to learn.
Apply or join
One form for every class and for the scholarship.