Raghad Bushnaq
Raghad is a Syrian American who was born and raised in Syria, moved to Washington DC at the age of 19 and raised a family of five children. Beside being a mother of five she is a grandmother of three and a teacher who has studied with some of the best teachers in Syria. Her teaching experience is very diverse as she has also taught English as a second language.
Education
In addition to her credentials in teaching, Raghad has also studied Agricultural Engineering and Islamic Law.
Acomplishments
Raghad has been a local Activist in the Muslim Community within the DC Metro area since 1989. With her efforts she was able to start a non profit organization, Mozaic, that empowers women, children, and refugees. Mozaic has helped hundreds refugee families within the DMV Area since 2016
Mission
To inspire individuals to nurture a balanced life where spiritual growth, healthy daily habits, and mindful living come together, guided by faith and responsibility toward family and community.
Vision
To become a trusted source of knowledge and practice that helps shape strong, rooted personalities who live with purpose, thrive in both Deen and Dunya, and contribute positively to society.
Purpose
To cultivate harmony between the soul and daily life by sharing practical guidance on spirituality, wellness, knowledge-seeking, and home-centered habits—empowering people to live faithfully, productively, and meaningfully.
Core Values
- Faith-Centered Living – anchoring all actions in Deen and divine guidance.
- Balance – striving for harmony between spiritual and worldly duties.
- Knowledge & Growth – seeking continuous learning and sharing wisdom.
- Simplicity & Order – finding beauty and peace in organized, healthy routines.
- Family & Community – strengthening ties and honoring obligations with love and service.
- Wellness & Creativity – embracing cooking, planting, dressing, and healthy living as acts of gratitude and self-expression.