Help provide a Masjid and Quranic and Arabic classes for all ages.
Support a community center and youth center.
Promote fitness for both men and women.
Enable daily and weekly spiritual and educational programs, counseling and social services.
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What
We Offer
Dar Al-Hijrah provides the following services and programs: Educational Programs, Social Services, Counseling, Youth Programs, Weekend Islamic School, Da’wah and Outreach Programs.
Educational Programs
Daily: Lecture after Salat Al-Isha
Daily: Brief talk after Salat Al-Fajr
Weekly: Lecture for sisters
Weekly: Tajweed class for sisters
Quarterly Seminars
Monthly Qiyamul Layl
Youth Programs
Daily operation of game room
Weekly sports activities
Periodic Islamic and Qur’anic Competitions
Yearly 6 week indoor camp
Social Services
Family Assistance Programs including weekly food distributions, community health outreach, health insurance navigation and enrollment and legal assistance
Empowerment Programs including job fairs, the Pathway to Empowerment (P2E)
Community Programs including personal finance classes, parenting classes and regular blood drives
Ramadan Programs including Zakat al-Fitr distribution, food box distribution and Iftar delivery
Outreach / Dawah Program
Weekly classes on Sunday for new Muslims and people of other faiths.
Visitation of Muslim speakers to houses of worship (churches, temples and synagogues).
Visiting incarcerated Muslims in metropolitan area jails and prisons.
Supporting homeless people in the community, Muslims and non-Muslims.
Annual distribution of “Back- To-School” supplies for needy families.
Eid gifts to hospitalized patients.
Weekend School Program
Dar Al-Hijrah provides a comprehensive weekend educational system for children. This is divided as follows:
Saturday School: Qur’an, Islamic Studies and Arabic
Sunday School: Qur’an, Islamic Studies and Arabic
Ramadan School: Daily evening program during the holy month of Ramadan
Future Aspirations
Expanding the facility to accommodate the increasing numbers of Muslims and to resolve the severe shortage of parking spaces. Currently overflow parking spaces must be rented from two neighboring churches at a significant cost. The Center is diligently working to buy adjacent properties as they come on the market to make the future expansion possible.
Focusing on Islamic education and acquiring a separate building for the school, The Washington Islamic Academy, one that is modern and well equipped and consisting of enough classrooms, labs, fields, and playgrounds to operate an exemplary full-time Islamic school.
The new youth center (MAS Youth Center) will provide adequate facilities that will offer the youth a healthy alternative and dynamic activities to develop there minds, bodies and souls.
Achieving self-sufficiency for the center by establishing a trust fund and investments capable of funding the center and its needs into the future; create for the center a permanent source of income that can cover its expenses.
