Regina Muhammad

Regina Muhammad was born on June 8, 1949, in Baltimore, Maryland to the late Beotra and Reba Alexander. After battling an illness, she passed away peacefully from this life to be with our Lord and Savior, Jesus Christ, while under the loving care of her family, on October 5, 2023. Regina was born at John's Hopkins Hospital, and she was born with severe health challenges, but God blessed her to live a loving, rich and full life. Regina completed her education in the Baltimore City Public Schools system. In addition to her formal education, Regina's foundation about God and life came from her loving parents, sisters and host of Aunts and Uncles. Upon completing her formal education, Regina was successfully employed with the Maryland School for the Blind where she worked as an Assembly Line Worker. As a young adult, Regina exhibited a strong work ethic. She was disciplined and enjoyed her work, always. Regina's work ethic led her to always report to work on time, performing the job to the best of her abilities and she was always financially responsible. Later in life, Regina attended and provided staff support at Almost Family. She also worked with Little Fries Daycare and Marcos Pizza. Regina was so very happy to support Marcos Pizza and she would do whatever was needed to support both her son-in- law and daughter, Christopher and Rabihah Fries, ensuring their success. As a child, Regina gave her life to Christ under the guidance of her parents and joined Mt. Hope Baptist Church where she was baptized. Later Regina guided her children to church where they subsequently joined and were baptized at New Shiloh Baptist Church. Regina married Rasul Muhammad in 1978 and from this union she gave birth to six children. She became a home-maker and resigned from work to care for her family. She was a great mother who cared for her children with love and affection while instilling principles of discipline, honesty, integrity and respect. With this responsibility, Regina always maintained an orderly, loving and clean home for her family. In the midst of a household with six children, Regina was always calm and spiritually grounded. She celebrated each of her children's successes and she was proud of each of them. Regina enjoyed traveling and vacationing with her family. She loved family gatherings and enjoyed laughing and playing games with her grandchildren. The love between Regina and her grandchildren was one of the joys of her life. She was especially grateful to her grand-children, Joshua and Jasmine, who helped her so much during her later years. Regina loved all of her grandchildren and they loved her very much. Regina was preceded in death by her late husband, Rasul Muhammad; daughter, Raheem Muhammad; and grandson, Royelle Riley. She is survived by five children: Rabihah Fries (and son in-law, Christopher Fries); Rajeeyah Henry (and son-in-law, Vaughn Henry); son, Ibn Muhammad; son, Rasheed Muhammad, Sr. (and daughter-in-law, Latanya Muhammad); and daughter, Regina Webb (and son-in-law, Charles Webb, preceded in death). Grandchildren: Mesiah Muhammad; Jordan, Jonathan, Joshua, and Jasmine Fries; Jakai Jones, Kaijay Lockett, and Raygen and Dallas Henry; Rasheed Jr., and Maroni Muhammad; and Caleb, Bryton and Blossom Regina Webb. One great-grandchild, Royelle Muhammad. Three sisters, Delsena Gibson, Estella Alexander and Carolyn Alexander and a host of nieces, nephews, cousins and friends.

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Regina Muhammad

June 8, 1949 - October 5, 2023