ISBCC

For a quick and efficient response, please reach out to the ISBCC Team through email. If you are interested in reaching our Senior Imam Shaykh Yasir Fahmy, please connect his Executive Assistant Ms. Hayfaa Ali. In most cases, please allow 24 to 72 hours in response time.

To speak to a person, please call our office manager Ms. Kehiria Maruf at 617-858-6114 between 10 am – 6 pm Monday through Friday.

ISBCC is currently managed administratively by MAS-Boston. As such, the board members of MAS-Boston are your board members.

Hassan El-Alami – President
Hassan El-Alami is the current board president of MAS Boston. He is a Blood Bank Supervisor at South Shore Hospital. He received his Bachelors of Science at Kuwait University, and his Masters in Medical Technology at SUNY Buffalo in New York. He is currently a PhD candidate in Health Care Education at Simmons College, Boston. He is the Director of Al-Basha’er Islamic School and President of Al-Huda Society. Hassan is also a frequent speaker on Spirituality and Social Responsibility at various mosques in the Boston area.

Hossam Al Jabri – Vice President
Hossam Al Jabri holds a B.S. in Engineering, MS in CIS, MBA, and a certificate of nonprofit Strategic Management from Harvard. He is currently Chief Architect for devising Business Technology Strategy in the financial industry. Hossam is a frequent lecturer on topics including Christian-Muslim relations, Understanding Islam, Challenges facing Muslim Youth, and other faith-related topics.

Loay Assaf – Clerk
Mr. Assaf is the chief operating officer of the Muslim American Society of Boston. Prior to that, Mr. Assaf established and headed the development fund department at the ISBCC. He is also a member of the Muslim American Society’s National Executive Council. He established their national membership department and is currently leading it. Mr. Assaf sits on the board of the Boston chapter of the Muslim American Society and is a member of the MAS personal development committee. A dedicated community volunteer, Mr. Assaf is a speaker at several mosques, Islamic centers and churches in the Greater Boston area. Mr. Assaf has a degree in electrical engineering, a project management professional (PMP) certificate and a certificate in nonprofit management and leadership from Boston University.

Samer Naseredden – Director
Samer Naseredden is a community servant and the MAS Youth Programs Director at ISBCC. Samer studied both psychology and family and human development at Arizona State University and is an aspiring counseling psychologist. Samer is a proud community organizer working to develop thought leaders and dynamic activists. Samer’s passion is in helping others finding theirs, and assisting in people’s journey to God through that passion, thoughtful reflection, comprehensive self-development, and meaningful activism. Samer enjoys working with ambitious young people and seasoning their unbridled passion with unparalleled commitment, consistency, and discipline.

Jennifer Trickett – Director
Jennifer Trickett is a native of the Boston area and converted to Islam in December of 2006. She holds a B.A. in International Relations from Boston University; an M.A. in Intercultural Relations from Lesley University; and is now working on an M.S.W. at Salem State University. She currently works on providing home care services to Somerville and Cambridge elders after spending a substantial number of years in higher education administration. She has served on the MAS Boston Tarbiya Committee since June, 2011.

Asma Shaqrah – Director
Asma Shaqrah obtained her bachelor degree in Arabic literacy from the University of Jordan, and her Master’s degree in Education from the American International CollegeCollage. She is currently a Quran teacher and Tarbeyah (personal development) director at the Islamic Academy of New England. Asma is currently heading the Tarbiya Committee at MAS Boston.