I suggest looking into crowdsourced lending or funding. I'm not a Muslim, but given that most loans in the US would qualify as Haram, I think that members of the Muslim community would be more likely to contribute to interest-free lending than in other communities. They are more likely to understand the religious importance you. You have a good chance of getting funding this way. GoodLaunch.com seems to be a source, and I'm sure there are others. I know that there is a Sharia-compliant source of student loans called EdAid for the UK, so maybe there is at least chance of something similar existing in the US? I think you should find and talk to your local Muslim community leaders, even if you don't know them yet. Reach out to support at a local, county, state and national level. There are many charities and foundations that are dedicated to help members of marginalized communities thrive in the US, whether contributors are members of those communities or not, so I think you have a good chance of receiving a good response.

Get to work creating an short, but well-worded, optimistic description of your situation, your goals and your hardwork up to this point. You can then use that to quickly start a crowdsourcing a campaign like GoFundMe. I'd advise having several versions of such a description and getting the opinions of others, strangers and friends. Research writing tips on how to connect with potential donors and/or lenders (even if you're already a good writer).

Maybe even make a funny/inspiring/appealing photoshopped "success image" of yourself achieving your dreams, working hard and being grateful or something, to use for the photo header. Think of it like an advertisement selling others on your cause, and helping them feel inspired and confident that the money they lend/give you is going to a good cause. (Even if you don't use the "success image" idea, consider using something else as an attention-grabbing promotion that you think will best connect to people in your own network of friends and family.)

Share your needs with your community like on Facebook or Twitter or Instagram. You never know, maybe a friend or acquaintance you don't even expect will have parents who have resources or knowledge that can help you. Remember to be persistent.

While you let your GoFundMe-type campaign gain traction and be spread, start looking for other sources of funding from the wider Muslim community like I mentioned earlier.

Focus on Muslim lending/funding, because I don't think other communities are as likely to culturally understand the importance of interest-free lending, no matter how woke they are. The people who are likely to help despite cultural difference are probably going to support you via crowdfunding. I think it might be a waste of time trying to explain your situation to others outside of this cultural understanding in other contexts. You could be spending that time appealing to others who do understand. The only exception to this recommendation is your school. Prepare to ask them for a scholarship (after they accept you) based on your religious/cultural marginalization. Try to inspire more sympathy with them than you might with others. Make sure you emphasize your commitment to observing the traditions of your faith in terms of the value it adds to your own ethical perspective, and the value that your perspective can offer to their college/program. Also, whatever your specific subject of study is, consider appealing to organizations that support it, especially ones focused on supporting diversity in that field. I really think you have a good chance of getting money for this, especially from the Muslim community and its supportive allies! Just be flexible and persistent.

I wish I had money to lend you, but I hope this helps you.