MASDC annual report 22

1. ANNUAL
R E P O R T
Our Annual report for the year 2022 presents an overview of
MASDC’s strategic goals, managerial structure and financial
information in relation to our mission and the resources
entrusted to us. The report also highlights our priorities,
accomplishments, and challenges implementing programs.

2. Assalamoualkum w Rahmatu Allah
1. Islam to Muslim - Developing a deeper understanding of Islam among Muslims: It has been a
true joy to see our members grow in their faith and understanding of Islam. We are committed
to providing a supportive and inclusive environment where everyone can learn and grow.
2. Leadership development: We believe that by empowering and investing in our members, we
can create a strong and effective leadership team that can guide and inspire our community,
particularly our youth.
3. Engaging in community mobilization: By coming together and working towards a common
goal, we have been able to make a real difference in the lives of those around us. We are
committed to collaborating with communities that share similar values and agendas, and to
making a positive impact in our local area.
4. Islam to Non-Muslims - Conveying Islam with clarity to those seeking guidance: We
recognize that there are many people in society who are seeking guidance and understanding
of Islam. We are committed to conveying the teachings of our faith with the utmost clarity and
compassion to those who seek it.
5. Operating with excellence: We are dedicated to building an institution with a sustainable
legacy of service and delivering an exceptional spiritual experience to all of our members. We
believe that by upholding the highest standards of integrity and professionalism in all that we
do, we can truly make a difference and create a brighter future for all.
The journey ahead will require us to hold together as a community, pooling our resources, our
vision, and holding tight to the Rope of Allah. I am grateful to be part of such a dedicated and
impactful community, and I look forward to all that we will accomplish together in the coming
year.
With all thanks and praise due to Allah, 2022 is coming to an end and
we thank Allah for blessing us with the bounties that continue to grow
and develop our community. With many of the accomplishments
highlighted in this report you will get a glimpse of what our members,
our board, our executive team , our volunteers and our community
have been able to accomplish with the Blessings of Allah. There is
much to be proud of! InshAllah we are continuing our journey in
developing a community built on the foundations of those before us.
As we look ahead to 2023, we have chosen to identify the following 5
key impact areas in all the work we do:
President Address
Sherif ElHady
MASDC Board President

3. Message from the ED
From People to People
It’s already the end of 2022, this year has been a year of
exponential growth. I am excited for the future we all share—
building upon strong foundations to expand our impact,
increase our reach, and accelerate our pace.
Starting my 2nd year as the MAS-DC executive director,
something that has deeply impressed me is how our
organization resides in the fabric of so many people’s lives.
The part we play in helping build generations, creating a
support system for any in need and a safe space for youth to
grow and develop.
Indeed 2022 was a blessed fruitful year, full of achievements,
successes, and opportunities. The center was able to serve
over 6000 iftar meals during ramadan. Our food bank has
grown throughout the year to serve over 2000 individuals
every month, with an increase in the amount and quality of
the products being served and further development of its
operational & managerial functions.
The Tarbiya department has improved and built a strong
foundation to now serve all ages from 5 years old to young
adults and older age groups, through study circles,
programs, courses, camps, and special events with the focus
on raising a generation of muslim americans with a strong
muslim identity.
This year we have been focusing on empowering our youth
with training & mentorship to prepare them to become our
future community leaders and educate them to become
qualified to lead programing, teach and deliver the message
to their youngsters effectively.
Our youth were provided the opportunity to attend multiple
national programs such as the Tarbiya and Ilm camp (TIC) at
New Jersey, AYM-TAM-PACE summit in Kansas and MASCON
convention. We always encourage our youth to connect with
their brothers and sisters from other chapters, widen their
network & share their experiences.
This year our motto has been “From people to people '', it’s
with the commitment of our community members, and
generous donations of money and time that we are able to
keep our doors open, serve the community, and further
develop our programming.
Tamer Ammar
MASDC Executive Director
Thank you for supporting MASDC and we are looking
forward to serve you during 2023.

4. Our Vision & Philosophy
Tarbiyah
Focusing on personal development of individuals
through a comprehensive Islamic educational
curriculum, MAS promotes active involvement in
communities across the U.S. by providing
opportunities for community service, interfaith
initiatives, youth programs, and civic engagement.
By cooperating and collaborating with other
organizations, MAS has expanded its reach into
thousands of communities across the United States.
Our Objectives are to:
• To present the message of Islam to Muslims and
non-Muslims and promote understanding
between them through cooperating on common
grounds.
• To encourage the participation of Muslims in
building a virtuous and moral American society.
• To offer a viable Islamic alternative to many of
our society’s social illnesses, economical
injustices, and political corruptions.
• To promote family values in accordance with
Islamic teachings.
• To promote the human values that Islam came
to emphasize: brotherhood, equality, justice,
mercy, compassion, and peace.
• To foster unity among Muslims and non-Muslims
by encouraging cooperation and coordination
on common grounds.
THE TARBIYAH PHILOSOPHY
Tarbiya” is an Arabic word that linguistically means
increase, growth, and refinement; and religiously it
refers to the process of educating, nurturing, and
developing individuals, groups, and societies.
Tarbiya is a continuous positive influence that leads
to growth in all aspects intellectual, spiritual, and
physical and the development of skills, talent, and
abilities. The Tarbiya process goes beyond the level
of individuals to the level of the group, trying to
establish the elements of team spirit that Islam
teaches such as love, brotherhood, and mutual trust
1. Diversity of Programs: catering to our diverse
communities, different age groups, needs, and
understanding and experience levels.
2. Connection with the Community: through the
interconnectedness of community arise both
wonderful experience and challenges. The
Tarbiya and executive team strive to provide
these opportunities and provide scaffolding to
help foster healthy communities and ensure
positive growth through the bitter and the sweet.
3. Service Initiatives: The Prophet (SAW) said, “The
one who serves a people is their master.” As an
integral process of spirituality, we challenge
ourselves to come together as a community and
intentionally put ourselves in situations outside
of our comfort zones and deepen our
self-knowledge.
4. Mentor-Menteer Engagement: striving to
emulate the Prophet (SAW)’s one-on-one direct
mentorship of the Sahaba, we pair community
members who are interested and looking for a
deeper investment with someone who’s had
their religious knowledge tested and character
approved by the Tarbiya Team. Through this
engagement there’s a symbiotic life-changing
benefit for both parties, the one serving and the
one being served.
•
To move people to strive for God-consciousness, liberty
and justice, and to convey Islam with utmost clarity.

5. Financials
2022 Overview
The financial highlights below are a consolidation
of our financial statements that have been
prepared from our books and records to report
the center’s financial position, and results of
operations.
Expenses Salaries $396,104.38
Building $171,500.00
General Overhead $36,650.00
Fundraising Expense $44,500
Program Costs $51,500.00
Marketing $7,520.00
Ramadan Program $96,499.75
Projects Expenses $91,200
$894,474.13
2022 Projected Budget:
Month
Jan
Feb
Mar
Apr
May
Jun
Jul
Aug
Sep
Oct
Nov
Dec (Projected)
Totals
Revenues
$51,245.0
$25,052.0
$85,668.0
$170,038.0
$259,184.0
$80,888.0
$40,898.0
$65,715.0
$44,047.2
$73,671.8
$51,809.9
$79,018.1
$1,027,234.9
Expenses
$56,203.0
$79,940.0
$31,343.0
$147,520.0
$96,626.0
$82,705.0
$78,541.0
$98,677.0
$100,695.0
$91,840.9
$50,748.0
$76,236.6
$991,075.5
Revenues
$31,816.0
$18,377.0
$40,119.0
$165,616.0
$200,733.0
$39,146.0
$56,368.0
$62,904.0
$45,428.0
$46,441.0
$34,030.0
$55,882.0
$796,860.0
Expenses
$44,363.0
$22,359.0
$55,685.0
$36,969.0
$70,597.0
$114,109.0
$93,242.0
$61,293.0
$53,571.0
$60,718.0
$60,574.0
$67,766.0
$741,246.0
61%
36%
114%
3%
29%
107%
-27%
4%
-3%
59%
52%
41%
29%
27%
258%
-44%
299%
37%
-28%
-16%
61%
88%
51%
-16%
12%
34%
2022 2021 Year Over Year
Revenues Expenses

6. Who Are We?
Executive Director Tamer Ammar
Resident Imam Abdul Malik Merchant
Deputy Imam Ahmed Shaykh Omar
Marketing & Communications Manager Nour Shams
Administrative Assistant Yara Idris
Operations & Food Bank Coordinator Jose Ferman
Tarbiyah Director Tamer Ammar
Sisters Tarbiyah Director Rasha Madkour - Reem Helmy (Former)
Youth Coordinator AbdulMalik Merchant - Osama Helmy (Former)
Blossoms Program Manager Layla Thabet
Furqan Program Manager Lina Alghazali
Social Services Coordinator Dr. Hussein Hussein
Scouts Tarbiyah Coordinator Sr Zeinab Alasiouty
PACE Coordinator Kheira Bekkadja
YYT Coordinator Rana Aref
2022 Board Members:
1. Sherif Elhady - President
2. Hussein Hussein - Vice President
3. Yusuf Enum
4. Mohamed Dawood
5. Asia Akyurt
6. Osama Mohamed
7. Leah Gouge
2023 Elected Board:
1. Sherif Elhady - President
2. Hussein Hussein - Vice President
3. Yusuf Enum
4. Abou Bakr Al Masry
5. Osama Saleh
6. Osama Mohamed
7. Dr. Dawood Abdul-Rahman
The Board
The Executive Committee
Structure
The General Assembly of MASDC consists of the
chapters local registered members, who adopt
the core values, policies and procedures
governing membership in MAS National. MASDC
Board of Trustees (MASDC BOT) is the highest
authority of MASDC when the General
Assembly is not in session; its decisions are
binding on all MASDC working bodies, owned
and affiliated institutions. The Executive
Committee Formulates plans, programs and
budget subject to the approval of MASDC BOT.
Evaluate, supervise and followupon MASDC
executive bodies and committees.
General Assembly (GA)
Board of Trustees (BOT)
Executive Committee (EC)
MASDC Members
Elected by the GA
Managed by ED, who reports to the BOT

7. Achievements
Programming

8. 2022 Board Members:
Sherif Elhady - President
Hussein Hussein - Vice President
Yusuf Enum
Mohamed Dawood
Asia Akyurt
Osama Mohamed
2023 Elected Board:
Sherif Elhady - President
Hussein Hussein - Vice President
Yusuf Enum
Abou Bakr Al Masry
Osama Saleh
Osama Mohamed
Dr. Dawood Abdul-Rahman
2022 Programs & Events
Public Programs:
• Weekly Jummah Prayers
• 5 Daily Prayers
• Ramadan Qiyam Prayers & Iftar Program
• Eid Celebrations & Summer Picnic
• Weekly Men’s quran class (Saturdays after Fajr)
• Weekly women Quran Class (Every Tuesday morn-
ing)
• Monthly Family Circle
• Weekly Self-Purification Seminar
• Annual Islamic Fundamentals Program
• Public halaqas, lectures and events
• Biweekly women’s social gathering Sip of Tea
• Annual Prophetic Guidance Conference
Youth Programs:
• Young Youth Tarbiyah
• Quran Institute
• Spiritual Warriors
• MyCircle
• Pilot Full-time Hifdh School > Currently testing with
6 homeschooled students.
• Annual Umrah Progam
Camps & National Events
• AS-NY youth camp
• MAS-ICNA convention
• AYM-TAM-PACE summit
• MAS-ICNA convention
• TIC Camp
• Youth Boys camp
Social Services
• Weekly Food Drive
• Quarterly Health Fair
MASDC provides programing and services for over 1000 individuals from
the local DMV community on weekly basis as they work to establish a solid
connection to their faith.

9. Projects
Quran Blossoms: Blossoms is an Arabic immersion preschool program that jump-starts kids into learning Arabic
at a young age.
Furqan: Virtual Learning Academy by MASDC, that aims to facilitate the learning and mastery of the Qur’anic
science as well as the Standard Arabic language for sisters and the youth in the local community and beyond.
• Junior (Qaeda Nouraneya)
• Memorization
• Recitation improvement
• Theoretical Tajweed
Ribat:
• Weekly Islamic Fundamentals
• Monthly Suhba Gatherings
• Monthly Naseeha Sessions
• Biweekly Chit Chai
• Communal Walks
Other Programs & Services:
• Biweekly Arabic Story Time
• Get to Know Your Muslim Neighbour in coordination with Farifax Public Library
• Weekly sports classes for women
• Imam Counseling
• Marriage services
• Facilities Rental for private and business events
• Scouts:
• Cub Scouts
• Boy Scouts
• Girls Scouts
OUR MOVEMENT
Focusing on personal development of
individuals through a comprehensive
Islamic educational curriculum, MAS
promotes active involvement in
communities across the U.S. by providing
opportunities for community service,
interfaith initiatives, youth programs, and
civic engagement. By cooperating and
collaborating with other organizations, MAS
has expanded its reach into thousands of
communities across the United States.

10. Achievements
2022 Highlights
Kheira Bekkadja
MASDC PACE Coordinator
Soft Launch of Ribat Lounge
Relaunch of PACE
Brotherhood is an essential part of the Islamic ethos and its manifestation has always been a challenge,
from the early Muslim community until today. The first reported ‘brotherhood’ that was established was
between Abdur Rahman b. Awf and S’ad b. Rab’i . This tradition of brotherhood (ar. mu’akhah) was
abrogated as an imposed system and remained on throughout Muslim history in different forms. Some
of these forms manifest themselves in different ways today, including the tariqah system adopted by
the sufis, the ‘neighbornets’ adopted by “Young Muslims” and the usrah system adopted by the “Muslim
American Society”, among others. All of these are modified fraternity systems that create a sense of
belonging and/or provide mentorship. American Muslim youth have reported that Islamic centers and
mosques often have little knowledge of the challenges facing them and are unable to provide
contextualized religious educational programs to aid in their religious and spiritual development. From
here came the idea of Ribat with the vision:
To be a wholesome and welcoming sanctuary that serves the spiritual and social needs of young
professionals by helping them rediscover and reconnect with the rich beauty of Islam.
With a diverse and growing population, the Muslim American community has been part of the
fabric of America since its inception as a country. Recognizing that rich history and the strength of
our community encourages us to envision an inclusive America where all people are treated with
dignity and respect. MAS-PACE was founded in 2012 to engage and increase Muslim communities
across the United States’ participation in mobilizing for change.
MAS-PACE is an advocacy, community organizing, public affairs and leadership development hub
that firmly believes in the dignity and empowerment of the Muslim American community. We are a
division under the Muslim American Society, a national grassroots organization.
This year PACE is led by Sr. Kheira Bekkadja is a student at George Mason University, striving to create
spaces and build bridges [literally] by studying civil & infrastructure engineering and [figuratively]
through de-stigmatizing mental health and empowering youth.
Born and raised in Northern VA, Kheira grew up attending MAS-DC and was part of the local Girl
Scouts troop. As the Public Affairs & Civic Engagement Coordinator, Kheira’s greatest goal is to
mobilize the Muslim community and youth to create the change they want to see in their
communities while being their wholehearted and unapologetic Muslim selves. The MAS-DC
community helped shape the person Kheira is today and she hopes to be a source of inspiration for
others!
AbdulMalik Merchant
MASDC Resident Imam
Executive Director of Ribat

11. Growing Blossoms program
(Launch of level 2)
Youth Empowerment & Training
Hot Meals Program
Prophetic Guidance Conference
This year the food bank at MASDC has grown and secured a partnership with suppliers to provide 200 weekly hot
meals during the weekly food drive; and over 6000 Iftar meals during Ramadan. Our target is to grow this number
to reach 550 meals every week by the end of 2023.
This year MASDC organized it’s 2nd Annual Prophetic Guidance Conference that was held on Saturday, October 22,
2022. MAS Community Center’s mission is to provide tarbiya (cultivation) in the development of future Muslim
leaders and we believe that it can only happen with a deep understanding and connection with Prophet
Muhammad ‫ﷺ‬. This annual Seerah conference seeks to highlight the Prophet’s connection to and impact on the
youth; with the hope of stimulating positive growth as a community. As part of our continued service to the
community, we will be hosting a conference and fundraising event at George Mason University. The keynote
speakers are Imam Yasir Fahmy, Ustadh Ubaydullah Evans, Imam Merchant and Shaykh Kifah Mustafa.
Blossoms is an Arabic immersion program, that jump-starts kids into learning Arabic at a young age. At Blossoms
students are introduced to the basics of Arabic speech, letter recognition, Quran, and islamic studies using the
latest educational techniques. The program uses best educational curricula specialized in teaching reading and
writing for this age group and ensures to envelop developmentally appropriate teaching practices to embed skills
necessary for children at this level. Over the span of two years, students memorize surahs from the 30th Juz' of the
Quran with tafseer, basics of a'qaed, and arabic alphabet. They memorize, understand, and apply selected hadiths
and duaa that reinforce Islamic values and daily manners.
This year Blossoms has grown to launch level 2 (second year) of the program, doubling the number of students,
teachers working for the program; and sponsoring 3 out of 18 students.
Throughout 2022 MASDC has been focusing on empowering the youth and encouraging them to take part in
multiple local and national camping & education programs. They participated in MAS-NY youth camp, MAS-ICNA
convention and AYM-TAM-PACE summit our youth utilized the opportunity to connect with other chapters, grow
their knowledge and develop their skills. 24 youth members attended MAS-NY youth camp, 12 MAS-DC volunteers
at the MAS-ICNA convention, 12 youth leaders at the AYM-TAM-PACE summit, 16 youth attended the Tarbiya and
Ilm camp organized by MAS National. As well as, an annual local summer camp for young youth and adult men,
attended by more than 70 members of the community.

12. We would like to express our deepest gratitude for your contribution to MASDC during 2022, your donation allows us
to continue to serve the community and empower hundreds of youth and families by providing mentorship, spiritual
guidance and moving them to strive for God-consciousness, liberty and justice, and to convey Islam with utmost
clarity. On behalf of your brothers and sisters at MASDC we thank you and ask Allah to make it a means of increase
in goodness in your wealth and family. May He accept it in your scale of good deeds and bring you in closer to Him.
Thank You
Donors & Supporters
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ANA IBRAHIM
ANAS AL - SABBAGH
ANAS KHALIL
ANAS ZAIN
ANAS ZAINUL ABEDEEN
ANDREA JACKSON
ANFEL BOUZID
ANGGRAENI NUGROHO
ANWAR H YASIN
AOUED BEKKADJA
AQSA WAQAR
ARIF MEHMOOD
ARSALAN KHAN
ARSLAN IQBAL
ASEEL ELBORNO
ASHER WARRIACH
ASHRAF ADAM
ASIA COOLEY
ASIF RAZVI
ASIYA AKYURT
ASMA ELMASRY
ASMA SABERI
ASSMA SHABAB
ATIF NURIDDIN
AWAIL SADIQ
AYAH ABDEL GHANY
AYMAN ABDELKADER
AYSHA HUSSAIN
AZZA ABUDAGGA
BANAN ALKAMALI
BASEM BAGNIED
BASHIR DWEIK
BASIM HAWA
BASSAM NOAMAN
BEKALA MOHAMMED
BIBI HALIMA GANIE
BOUBACAR BALDE
BOUBACAR FALL
BOUTHAINA ABED
CAMMISE MCINNIS
CARMEN KRESHA
CHAABANE BEKKADJA
CHAKIB BELMOKHTAR
CHRISTINA TOBIAS-NAHI
DALIA ABDELMEGUID
DANIA SIDDIQUI
DANILO SANCHEZ
DAVID HAWA
DAWOOD DAWOOD
DECY ATYADEWI
DEEB OWEIS
DESTINY WILLIAMS
DIANA KHADR
DIMA JADALLAH
DRISS LFARH
EASSAM SOLIAMAN
EISA ABDUL-RAHMAN
ELHAM MOHABA
ELMAHDI ERREBBAA
ELSADIQ ALI
EMELIA OKYERE
EMILY PAYABYAB
EMRAN HOSSAIN
ERUM NAZLI
ESSAM TELLAWI
FADWA OSMAN
FAHRIA HOSSAIN
FAIZA AMJAD
FAIZA MANSOURI
FAIZAN DURRANI
FARIS MUSA
FATEMA AHMED
FATHALLA AHMED
FATIMA DY
FATIMA ABOUBKR
FATIMA BAHA
FATIMA K
FATIMA KHALIQ
FERIHA MOHAMMED
HUDA IBRAHIM
HUDA SHEIKH
HUDA TALHA
HUSAM ABUGROUN
IBRAHIM MOIZ
IBRAHIM NEGIB
IHAH OSMAN
ILHAM HANZAL
IMAD SHAMI
IMAN IBRAHIM
IMAN ABDURAHIMAN
IMAN ASHRY
IMAN SAID
IMED HLIOUI
IMRAN KHAN
IMRAN SIDDIQUI
IMTITHAL ABDULRAHMAN
INAS SEDIK
INDERA CHANDLER
ISAM M AL AYOUBI
ISLAM MARIR
ISMAIL ANSARA
JAFFAR NASSIRY
JALIL QAYUM
JAMSHID SARWARI SARWARI
JEMAL ADEM
JEMELE JUBER
JENNIFER CALVO
JERMAINE BILAL PERRY
JESSICA RUGG
JIHAN BACCHUS
KAMRUZ ZAMAN
KARIM BEN ZINEB
KARIM HADJOUDJ
KATIE WERNER
KAZI ISLAM
KAZI SIDDIQUI
KERIMA MOHAMMED
KHADEEJAH AKYURT
KHADIJA OUBAKHTI
KHALED ALAMDEEN
KHALED ALAMDEEN
KHALED ALJOUMARI
KHALED HELMI
KHALED SAID
KHALID ALI
KHALID EBRAHIM
KHALID H. AHMED
KHALIL IBRAHIM
KHEIRA BEKKADJA
KIRAN YOUSAF
LAMEES HAMAD
FATIMA MELLAL
FATIMAH NOUR
FATOU JALLOW
FAYIZA MEHAMMED
FIDELITY CHARITABLE
FIRAS BARZINJI
FOZIA MOHAMMED
FUADUL HASAN
FURQAN CORPORATION
GALALEDAIN SHEMAILA
GHADA KHALAF
GORDON HOUTMAN
GOULED AHMED
GUNIM ELKHEBRI
HADI BENKORAH
HADI SARRAR
HAFEEZAH SHAMIDDEEN
HALA ABDELGHANY
HALA ABDELAAL
HALIMA SADKI
HAMADA KUHAIL
HAMZA HEGAB
HANAA YOUSSEF
HANAN ADAM
HANAN ALI
HANANE EL HANAFY
HANI SALEM
HANY ALY
HANY HAIKL
HARUN HASSAN
HASINA AKHTER
HASSAN MUHAMMAD
HASSAN MUHAMMAD
HASSAN SULTAN
HASSEN ABDU
HATICE AKYURT
HATIM GUBARA
HAZIM SADEDDIN
HAZIQ GHANI
HEDRA YUSUF
HELEN STEWART
HEWAN AHMED
HIDAYAH ISMAIL
HIFZAN YAQOOB
HINA KHAN
HINA QURESHI
HISHAM ELZANATY
HISHAM MEHANNA
HODA KWAIK
HODA SAID
HODO MAHMOUD
HOSNY ELSEYOUTTY

13. LAMIAA ABDELAAL
LAYLA THABET
LEINA WAHBA
LIFE FOR RELIEF AND DEVELOPMENT
KHALED MOHAMED
LITHE MAGATHEH
LOUAI ALASSAR
LUBNA ALBRAIKI
LUBNA SAADIA YOUSAF
LULA ABDURHMAN
M HASSAN
M KHALID RAHMAN
MADIHA SIDDIQUI
MAGDE ELSHAFIE
MAGDY MOHAMED
MAGED ALY
MAHA MOHAMMED
MAHFUZ HUSSIEN
MAHFUZ MUMMED
MAHMOUD FAYED
MAHMOUD ZAGHLOUL
MAISS MOHAMED
MAJIDA AJJAN
MAMDOUH FAIDI
MANIK MINA
MANSOOR KHAN
MANSOOR RAVALA
MANSOUR ALYASI
MARIAM AWUDU
MARIAM MANSOUR
MARIAMA ABDULAI
MARIAN MUSSE
MARIATU B FONTI
MARIATU B FONTI
MARIATU FONTI
MARIE WILLIAMS
MARYAM BAMBA
MASOOD DARSANNI
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