Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center
Stacey Picard possesses extensive experience in social services, nonprofit management, and educational finance. Currently serving as the Director of Social Services & Refugee Services at Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center since February 2018, Stacey previously held several roles within the organization, including Social Services Director and Assistant Social Services Director. As the owner of SDG Advisors, LLC from March 2008 to December 2019, Stacey supported Catholic schools in financial understanding and strategic planning. Additionally, Stacey has contributed to various educational and community initiatives, including serving on the boards of Metro Catholic Parish School and Julie Billiart School, and directing programs at The Theatre Lab School of the Dramatic Arts and The Urban Stories Project. Stacey's educational background includes an MBA from John Carroll University and a Certificate of Nonprofit Management from Case Western Reserve University.
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Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center
Since the inception of Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center in 1983 CE / 1403 AH. The needs of the Muslim Community and that of its interfaith neighbors have been paralleled by, and reflected in, Dar Al-Hijrah’s growth. For approximately eight years a house, which remains to this day on the premises, served as the original masjid. Located along Route 7 in Falls Church, VA, the site of the masjid was chosen due to its accessibility and close proximity to the major suburban regions that constitute the Washington, D.C. Metropolitan area. Dar Al-Hijrah has a strong community from which to establish itself with approximately 40,000 Muslims residing in the area that the center serves. Construction of the current facility began in 1986. Despite seemingly insurmountable obstacles, the facility was opened on March 2, 1991 / Sha`ban 15, 1411. Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center is a non-profit organization registered in the State of Virginia with a federal tax I.D. number 31-1256417.Dar Al-Hijrah Islamic Center has been affiliated with the Muslim American Society (MAS) since 1999. The Muslim American Society is a religious, educational, cultural, charitable, and social grass roots organization. It is a pioneer in its embodiment of principles and thinking of an Islamic reform movement that uplifts the individual, family, and society.