REFAAT AYMAN MUHAMMAD

Refaat Ayman Muhammad specializes in providing religious and spiritual support services to military personnel, with a demonstrated focus on delivering Muslim clergy and Imam services to U.S. Army correctional facilities. The contractor’s core capability centers on culturally competent religious programming within high-security institutional environments, ensuring adherence to Islamic rites, prayer schedules, counseling, and religious education for incarcerated service members. This requires deep expertise in military chaplaincy protocols, interfaith coordination, and the unique ethical and logistical demands of correctional settings under Department of Defense oversight. The contractor’s technical proficiency includes navigating DoD religious accommodation policies, maintaining chain-of-command compliance, and delivering faith-based services in compliance with Army Regulation 600-20 and DoD Instruction 1300.17. The contractor has established a direct working relationship with the Department of Defense, specifically supporting Army Corrections Brigade operations through faith-based personnel services. Their engagement is narrowly focused on institutional religious support within military correctional systems, indicating a specialized niche in serving Muslim detainees within the U.S. military justice framework. The primary NAICS code 813110 — Religious Organizations — reflects the contractor’s operational model as a faith-based service provider delivering ecclesiastical support under government contract. This vertical specialization positions the contractor within the niche market of religious accommodation services for federal correctional and military populations, where cultural and religious literacy are critical to mission success. Refaat Ayman Muhammad operates as a sole proprietorship (Entity Structure 2J) based in Blue Springs, Missouri. The contractor currently holds no formal government certifications, and their market presence is defined by a singular, highly specialized service line rather than broad-scale contracting capacity. Their geographic footprint is limited to federal installations requiring localized religious support, with no indication of multi-site or nationwide service delivery.