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SOUTH-NORTH-CENTRAL JERSEY MUSLIM NEWSLETTER
Sha’ban 1436 SPECIAL PRE-RAMADAN EDITION June 2015
RAMADAN-TARAWEEH START DATES IN VARIOUS NJ-PA MASAAJID-CENTERS
ISLAMIC CENTER ISLAMIC MONTH DETERMINATION ADDRESS
Taraweeh starts on June 17 or June 18 based on actual Moonsighting information ICMC Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 336 Lawrence Station Road Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Lawrenceville, NJ ICE Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 685 Parkway Ave Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Ewing, NJ As-Safat Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 25 Oxford St Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Trenton, NJ Zubaida Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 855 Big Oak Road Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Yardley, PA
SLMA-EDISON MUSALLA Actual Moonsighting 157 Plainfield Ave Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Edison, NJ IABC-BURLINGTON Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 613 Sunset Road Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Burlington, NJ Masjid Shuhada-SPRINGFIELD Actual Moonsighting (ICGT) 2648 Rt 206 (Mt. Holly) Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18 Springfield, NJ
BAYTUL-IMAN Actual Moonsighting Old Bridge & Hazlet, NJ
2 campuses Tarawih starts on June 17 or June 18
Taraweeh starts on June 17 evening based on Calculation IIS Calculation (FCNA/ISNA) 379 Princeton Hightstown Rd Tarawih starts on June 17 Cranbury, NJ ISCJ Calculation (FCNA/ISNA) 4145 Rt 1 South Tarawih starts on June 17 Monmouth Junction, NJ NBIC Calculation (FCNA/ISNA) 1300 Livingston Ave Tarawih starts on June 17 North Brunswick, NJ SOMERVILLE MASJID Calculation (FCNA/ISNA) 63 Southside Ave Tarawih starts on June 17 Somerville, NJ
Taraweeh start date is not available MCMC Will be announced June 15th 1000 Hoes lane Piscataway, NJ MASJID AL-WALI Will be announced June 15th 10 Olsen ave Edison, NJ MCNJ Will be announced June 15th 15 South Second St Fords, NJ
SOUTH-NORTH-CENTRAL JERSEY MUSLIM NEWSLETTER
Sha’ban 1436 SPECIAL PRE-RAMADAN EDITION June 2015 WHEN IS THE FIRST DAY OF RAMADAN?
Please go out and try to sight the new moon on the eve of June 17th (Wed) and report to your local Masjid Shura/Trustee board. It is possible that majority of the Ummah this year can start the fasting the same day, if the new moon can be sighted on Wed June 17th eve, and will have the first Tarawih prayer on Wed evening. Please check with your local Masjid. There are few different methods used in determining the first day of Ramadan: 1. Actual Local or Global Moonsighting:
The Astronomical New Moon (conjunction) is on June 16, 2015 (Tuesday) at 14:05 UT. On June 16, it is almost impossible to see it anywhere. On June 17 evening, the moon can be seen easily in Africa, and all Americas (See visibility curves). Accordingly, the first day of Ramadan will be most probably
June 18, 2015 (Thursday) in North America.
The ICGT shura members depend on verified local moon sighting information from Islamic organizations and Masaajid within North/South America and Caribbean Islands. The Islamic month will be established only upon confirmed actual moonsighting within this region on the eve of June 17th. Those who follow this method include many Masaajid and organizations in Yardley, Ewing, Trenton, Mt. Holly, Lawrenceville, Burlington, TASMiNA and Baytul-Iman Academy. An announcement will be made as early as 1 hr after Maghrib (if sighted in the eastcoast) or as late as midnight (one hour after sunset in California). 2. According to Ummul Qura Calendar: The month starts if moon is born before sunset at Makkah, and moonset is after sunset. Accordingly, the first day of Ramadan will be June 18, 2015 (Thursday) 3. According to Fiqh Council & & ISNA: FCNA uses Makkah al-Mukarrama as a conventional point and
takes the position that the conjunction must take place
before sunset in Makkah and moon must set after sunset in
Makkah. Accordingly, the first day of Ramadan will be June
18, 2015 (Thursday).
Ramadan Moon Sighting differences amongst scholars in Islam by Sh Yasir Qadhi: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FhSjf7MX0w4 Moonsighting: https://youtu.be/r_6hD_uY2BI Regardless of the method you choose, Ramadan is a time to assess ourselves spiritually and where we stand in our relationship to God. Allah says in the Quran that this fasting is for us to learn God-consciousness and self-restraint (2:183). Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him, said that, "Whoever spends the month of Ramadan in complete faith and self-rectification, his previous sins will be forgiven." But in order for that to happen, there are things we need to do today, in these fast-flying days before the blessed month begins. The most important of these is freeing up our time. Time is the currency of life. It is more valuable than any monetary currency. And it can make or break our Ramadan - and our lives. Many Muslims wisely take this to heart. They freeze pre-prepared meals in advance to avoid too much cooking instead of worshiping; employees and bosses rearrange their work schedules to ensure that at least the last 10 days of Ramadan can be devoted to sincere and focused remembrance of God; budgets are drafted to maximize charitable giving, as well as fulfilling the obligation of Zakat in Ramadan, when good deeds are rewarded more highly. As well, some have chosen to completely forgo the time-honored tradition of Iftar parties. While we don’t necessarily think you need to drop this, it may be a good idea to reduce the number of such invitations. Regardless of what you choose, please plan today. And remember, this is the most important “me” time you can carve out at any time in the year. We all need a break, and Ramadan is that spiritual respite we must make time for to revive our souls, weary from monotony and living on autopilot. In some ways, it is like our own personal Cave Hira, where the Prophet used to meditate and reflect. And a life without reflection will only dull our souls, ending in great loss and even greater regret.
Ref: Sound Vision.
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Sha’ban 1436 SPECIAL PRE-RAMADAN EDITION June 2015
Friday Jummah Kuthbas ISCJ, South Brunswick, NJ: 12pm- Khateeb: and 1pm Khateeb ICMC, Lawrenceville, NJ: 1:10pm: Shk Abdur Rahman NBIC, North Brunswick, NJ: 1:10pm Shaikh Hasan Lacheb MCMC, Piscataway, NJ: 1st Jum'ah 1:15 PM by Shaikh Raouf Zamaan; 2nd kuthba@ 2:15PM By Shk Wasif Khan Princeton University, Princeton, NJ (Murray Dodge Hall): 1:20 pm- Khateeb: Imam Shoaib Sultan (usually)
The khutbah at Al Minhal will be given by Shaikh Okasha Kameny
The khutbah (1:10PM) at MCNJ, Fords, NJ will be given by Shaikh Asif Hirani ; Second Kuthba 1:55PM
The khutbah (1:10PM) at Masjid al-Wali, Edison, NJ will be given by Dr. Islam al Fayoumi
ICNA-NJ and Helping Hand (HHRD): PRESENTS
WELCOME RAMADAN FAMILY PROGRAM IN 3 DIFFERENT MASAAJIDN (JUN 12-14):
1. MCNJ (FORDS, NJ): FRI JUN 12 (8:30-10:30 PM WITH DINNER): SHK YUSUF ISLAHI AND IMAM ASIF HIRANI.
2. MASJID AL-WALI (EDISON, NJ): SAT JUN13 (ASR-MAGHRIB WITH DINNER): SHK YUSUF ISLAHI AND DR. ISLAM ELFAYOUMI.
3. IIS (WEST WINDSOR, NJ): SUN JUN14 (ASR-MAGHRIB WITH DINNER): SHK YUSUF ISLAHI AND BR. FARAZ KHAN.
PLEASE MAKE DUA FOR THE SICK • Br. Saqib Attique, the regional coordinator of Helping
Hand, USA, has not been feeling well and is in the hospital. Please make duaa that Allah swt grants him a speedy recovery.
• • Please make dua for the shifa and a speedy
recovery of a 6 yr old boy named Mohammed Ali, in Pakistan. His lungs have collapsed and is in the hospital on ventilators.
PLEASE MAKE DUA FOR THE DECEASED • Father of Romana Kaleem from West Windsor,
Brother Sayed Kaleem passed away last week • Mother of Tanveer Iqbal of Lawrenceville, passed away
last week. Please make dua for Allah to forgive their sins and enter them into Jannah and to give the families sabr.
ACTIVITIES IN AREA MASAAJID FRIDAY ISCJ: 7-10 PM Before Magrib Halaqa with Shyakh Hesham Aly (Chaplin of Rahway State Prison): Topic: Preparing for Ramadan ICMC, Lawrenceville, NJ: BI-WEEKLY FRIDAY CLASS BY SHAYKH DR. MATEEN KHAN: Ramadan talk after Maghrib.will focus on Ramadan insha'Allah. We will focus on the spirituality of Ramadan as well as spend a few minutes focusing on preparing ourselves physically. The class will be broadcasted at http://mixlr.com/ilmophile/ NBIC: after Maghrib @ 8:30 PM – Special Evening Program with Shaikh Hasan Lacheb & Shaikh Ubaydullah Evans After Salatul Magrib WHY-ISLAM CENTER - ICNA Sisters Wing: WELCOME RAMADAN (ENGLISH) BY SUMARA KHAN: Friday 7-8 PM @ WHY-Islam Center (Somerset, NJ) – SISTERS ONLY
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Portrait of a Prophet' Weekend Course –At NBIC: June 12-14 (Before Ramadan)
Friday night's introductory session is FREE
SCHEDULE Friday night's introductory session is FREE
Friday: 7 PM - 10 PM Saturday: 9 AM - 7 PM Sunday: 9 AM - 5:30 PM CLASS VENUE New Brunswick Islamic Center 1330 Livingston Ave North Brunswick Township, NJ 08902 TUITION* $60 / Person (10+ years old) $50 / College Student * increases on June 9
Some important dates to remember Jun 29-Jul 30 – Summer Camp for Boys & Girls by MCMC Aug 15 – ShaykaFest-Sisters only (Monroe Crowne Plaza) Aug 15 – Islamic Center of Ewing 10th Anniversary @ Valley of Central Jersey, 103 Dunns Mill Rd, Bordentown at 6 pm, with Guest speaker Imam Amin Nathari Aug 29-30 – ISCJ Overnight Family Retreat at Camp Mason Aug 28-30 – Princeton University Muslim Life Mizan Retreat Sept 4-7 – ISNA Annual Convention @ Rosemont, IL. Nov 14 - UPF Banquet for the upcoming film "The Saint and the Sultan"
IIS New Masjid Ground Breaking –
Friday 6/12, at 3 PM
THIS SATURDAY MCMC: Breakfast Club: The Saturday Breakfast club lecture (4:45 AM) will be given by Guest Speaker: by Dr. Hatem Al-Haj on "The Hidden Disease: Minor Shirk in our daily lives"
Fasting: Do's and don'ts PowerPoint slide presentation:
After Asr (6:30 pm) Saturday June 13, 2015 Somerville Masjid, 63 Southside Ave, Somerville,
Dinner after the presentation RSVP: [email protected]
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Islamic School of Trenton: Award Ceremony
MCMC Welcome Ramadan - Community Program
Insha'Allah at MCMC on Saturday, June 13th from 7 PM to Maghrib. It's a community event and dinner will be served.
Sisters Welcome Ramadan Program
An exclusive sisters’ only welcome Ramadan event on Friday, June 12th from Asr to Maghrib.
Shk Dr. Mateen Khan @ ICMC Topic: Ramadan Essentials
While waiting to hear about the moon sighting
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A personal invitation to the Muslim Life Program
Fundraising Dinner, TUESDAY JUNE 16, 7 PM at the Carl Fields Center
(58 Prospect Ave) Please RSVP here!
ISCJ RAMADAN PROGRAM: • WEEKLY SAT AFTER TARAWEEH PROGRAM BY
BR. FARAZ KHAN • He and other local scholars will also do a daily
livestream tafseer 10 minutes before iftar! • Shaykh Yasir Fahmy Coming to ISCJ- Friday July
3 and 27th Night of Ramadan!
ICMC RAMADAN PROGRAM: (RAMADAN 1-20)
@ 6:30 PM (AFTER ASR PRAYER) Risalah al-Mustarshidin
(Treatise for the Seekers of Guidance) BY DR. MATEEN KHAN
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PRINCETON UNIVERSITY RAMADAN PROGRAM & IFTARS:
TUE-WED-THUR IN RAMADAN Every week of Ramadan we will host iftar on the first floor of Murray-Dodge Hall. Everyone is welcome. If you would like host an iftar by cooking or donation ($250) please e-mail Arshe ([email protected]).
Our first iftar will be held on THURSDAY June 18.
Qur'anic Studies: TUE-WED-THU (6 - 7 PM)
TUES-WEDs: Reflections on Surah al-Baqara, Imam Sohaib & others
THURS: Language of the Qur'an, Ustadah Dr. Heba El-Khateeb
ZUBAIDA FOUNDATION RAMADAN PROGRAM: WEEKLY DARS
@AFTER TARAWEEH BY DR. MATEEN KHAN
NBIC RAMADAN PROGRAM: DAILY DARS (Surah Yasin translation)
BEFORE ISHA BY DR. SHADEE AL-MASRY
RAMDAN IFTAR BY ISCJ & ISLAMIC RELIEF SUN JULY 05, 2015 DINNER @ CLARION INN
In North Brunswick off Route 1.
CAMP-NJ JOINS WITH ISLAMIC RELIEF A BENEFIT IFTAR FOR ORPHANS
DINNER @ ISTANBUL RESTAURENT 1000 AARON RD, NORTH BRUNSWICK, NJ
SAT JUNE 27, 2015: 7:45 PM $30 (before June12); $32-$40 after June 12!
ICMC ANNUAL RAMADAN IFTAR FUNDRAISING EVENT TO COMPLETE
CONSTRUCTION PAYMENTS @ ICMC (NEW MASJID), 336 Lawrence Station Road
Lawrenceville, NJ 08648, NJ JUNE 27 OR JULY 4 (SAT), 2015
ICMC LAWRENCEVILLE: 3-STOREY NEW MASJID OPENING - DELAYED
- Due to some delays in finishing the installation of equipment we will not be able to apply for a Temporary
Certificate of Occupancy and hence we have to postpone the opening of the new Masjid to Friday June 26th. Please note we will start the Taraweeh prayers in the Trailer as done in previous years. Once we have the TCO we will
move to the new building. Insh’Allah we will communicate the details of the program soon. Please make dua that
Allah helps us in getting this task completed soon so we can move in the blessed month coming upon us. We pray
that Allah reward you abundantly for your patience.
Shaykh/Hafidh Mamdouh Selim will be the Imam for Taraweeh AT ICMC. Please plan to come for
daily Taraweeh!
PLEASE FOLLOW ICMC WEBSITE FOR UPDATES: http://www.islamicircle.org
OR Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Islamic-Circle-of-
Mercer-County/541171422694092?fref=ts
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Friday Jummah Kuthba Times ISCJ, South Brunswick, NJ: 12pm- and 1pm http://iscj.org ICMC, Lawrenceville, NJ: 1:10pm: http://www.islamicircle.org NBIC, North Brunswick, NJ: 1:10pm http://www.nbic.org IIS, West Windsor/Hightstown, NJ: 1:10pm: and 2 pm: http://www.iisnj.org MCMC, Piscataway, NJ: 1st Jum'ah 1:15 PM and the 2:15PM http://mcmcnj.org Princeton University, (Murray Dodge Hall): 1:20 pm- ICE (Ewing): 1:10pm- http://islamiccenterofewingnj.org Masjid As-saffat (Trenton): 1:10pm http://www.masjidassaffat.com Zubaida Foundation (Yardley, PA): 1:10pm-http://www.zubaidafoundation.com Masjid Shuhada (Mt Holly/Springfield, NJ): 1:10pm-http://www.masjidshuhada.com Boonton Masjid (110 Harrison St, Boonton, NJ): 1:10pm- Edison Musalla (157 Plainfield Ave, Edison, NJ): 1:25pm- http://slmanj.org Masjid al-Tawheed, Jersey City, NJ:1pm http://www.altawheedjc.com/ Masjid al-Wali, Edison, NJ:1:10pm- http://masjidalwali.org Islamic Center of Passaic County (ICPC): 12:15 pm and 1:15 pm http://icpcnj.org MCNJ (Fords, NJ): 2 Kuthbas: 1:10pm & 1:50 pm- http://www.mcnjonline.com. Al- Falah Center): 1:10pm- khutbah (Jummah location is at Day's Inn, 1260 US/Rt 22E, Bridgewater, NJ) http://www.alfalahcenter.org Al-Minhaal Academy, South Plainfield, NJ 1:10 PM http://www.alminhaal.org/ Islamic Center of East Brunswick, NJ: www.iqra-nj.org Dawatul Islamia Masjid, Somerset, NJ: 1 PM (http://www.dawatulislamia.org/) Baytul-Iman Academy, 311 Laurel Ave, Hazlet (Keansburg for GPS), NJ: & 8998 Hwy 18 North & Spring Valley Rd, Suite 112, Old Bridge, NJ: 1:25pm http://www.baytuliman.org/
Alhamdulilah, thanks to your support, NUI is now ranked number 6 and Trenton
Islamic School (Al-Bayan) is # 16 in the competition. Please remember to vote daily
at: terracycle.com/colgateshopriteplayground. ANYONE CAN VOTE AND YOU CAN VOTE
FOR BOTH SCHOOLS!
News & Activities of ICMC Ladies Circle Before moving to the new Masjid, sisters at ICMC formed an
active group to support activities for the community.
They already had Halaqas with invited guest speakers
(sisters), and they had successful Clothing Drive in May.
Sisters collected good clothes and went to Trenton Masjid on
a Friday just before Jumma and displayed all the clothes. It
did not even take fifteen minutes, everything was gone.
Now before Ramadan, they collected Dry Food for their Food
Drive, and sisters prepared the food baskets on Sunday, to be
delivered to the poor in the area.
May Allah accept and reward all those who donated and
helped for this needy cause.
Masjid Al-Wali Presents: Ramadan Recharge on June 13th (1PM – 8 PM)
Masjid Al-Wali is excited to present a day-long series of
learning to charge our Iman batteries right before Ramadan.
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Taraweeh The Ramadan nightly prayer has a special merit over other nights. Taraweeh is derived from the Arabic root word, raaha, which means to rest, relax and use as recreation. It is so called because the believers used to prolong it. After every four raka'ats they would stop for rest and relaxation and resume until taraweeh was complete. The Messenger of Allah (saas) was the first to establish the Sunnah of congregational, jamaa`ah prayer of taraweeh in the Masjid. Then he did not continue with the Sunnah for fear that it might be made mandatory on the Ummah in Ramadan, and they might not be able to do it. In the books of Bukhari and Muslim, 'Aishah (raa) has been reported as saying: "The Messenger of Allah (saas) observed Taraweeh prayer in the Masjid one night and people prayed with him. He repeated the following night and the number of participants grew. The companions congregated the third and fourth night, but the Messenger did not show up. In the morning he told them, "I saw what you did last night, but nothing prevented me from joining you except my fear that it might be made mandatory on you in Ramadan." This hadith is a clear indication that the Taraweeh in congregation was not an innovation of 'Umar, the second Khalifah, despite his saying to the contrary. For it has been related that: "Umar bin Al-Khattab attended the Masjid at night in Ramadan and saw people praying individually in every corner of the Masjid with a few in groups. He did not like the sight a bit. 'Umar said, `I thought it would be better to gather these under one Imam'. So, he combined them under 'Obayi bin Ka'ab and Tamimu Ad-Dari to alternate and lead the believers in eleven raka'ats of night prayer. The next day `Umar was in the Masjid which was full with Taraweeh prayers." In their desire to pray more raka'ats, some people make Taraweeh in extreme speed. That is wrong, especially when the speed leads to a breach of certain rules of prayer. In that case, the prayer will not be valid. Similarly, it is undesirable for an Imam to pray with such speed whereby the followers will have difficulty observing the necessary deeds in Salaat.
SOUTH-NORTH-CENTRAL JERSEY MUSLIM NEWSLETTER
Sha’ban 1436 SPECIAL PRE-RAMADAN EDITION June 2015
HADITH ABOUT FASTING IN RAMADAN Salman Al-Farisi (R.) narrated that Prophet Muhammed سلّم و عليه الـلّه صلّى ) ) said the following in a Khutbah that he gave on the last day of Shaban, “A great month, a blessed month, a month containing a night which is better than a thousand months has approached you people. Allah has appointed the observance of fasting during it as an obligatory duty, and the passing of its night in prayer as a voluntary practice. If someone draws near to Allah during it with some good act, he will be like one who fulfills an obligatory duty in another month, and he who fulfills an obligatory duty in it will be like one who fulfills seventy obligatory duties in another month. It is the month of patience, and the reward of patience is paradise. It is the month of sharing with others, and a month in which the believer’s provision is increased. If someone gives one who has been fasting something with which to break his fast, it will provide forgiveness of his sins and save him from hell and he will have a reward equal to his without his reward being diminished in any respect.”
The Meaning of Ramadan Fasting during Ramadan was ordained during the second year of Hijrah. Ramadan is not only about skipping meals. While fasting is an integral and paramount part of it, Ramadan offers a comprehensive program for our spiritual overhaul. During Ramadan the believers get busy seeking Allah’s mercy, forgiveness, and protection from Hellfire. This is the month for renewing our commitment and re-establishing our relationship with our Creator. "All services of the son of Adam are for him except fasting. It is for Me, and I will reward him for it. Fasting is a shield. On the day you fast, do not use obscenity, nor yell at others, nor act ignorantly towards them. However, if anyone abuses you verbally or attempts to draw you to fight with him, say 'I am fasting' two times. The one who is fasting experiences 2 enjoyments: they are pleased when they break their fast, and they are pleased when they meet their Maker (Allah)" (Muslim)
Ramadan Sharing Initiative As the Month of Ramadan approaches would like to
encourage my family and Muslim friends take part in the
Ramadan Sharing Initiative. A month long initiative to help
spread peace, love and mercy by sharing food with our non-
Muslim friends, neighbors, co-workers and the greater
community. For example, one can share a plate of food, a
bowl of dates, a food basket or some cookies.
Giving and sharing is an act that all of us already do but would
like to encourage others to take action not only because of
the upcoming holy month but also due to the recent uprise of
Islamaphobia and much negativity towards our faith. It is a
good opportunity for us to outreach to help dispel many
misconceptions. Kindly requesting if you could also please
forward, share and invite others to this initiative to help
spread the word. Thank you. JazakAllah Khair.
Facebook Link: https://www.facebook.com/events/1583487755244057/
LISTEN TO THESE SPIRITUALLY INSPIRING TALKS
Sheikh Sulaiman Khatani
Uhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kP-C25rPkF8U
Ustadh Nouman Ali Khan
Uhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=F3Wbvp0_ensU
Sheikh Taufique Chaudhry
Uhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-_1DQzh3GDY U
Sheikh Mirza Yawar Baig
Uhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aqTBwoBKq7wU
Sheikh Sulaiman Moola
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Mufti Ismail Menk
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CAMPING AFTER RAMADAN Aug 29-30: ISCJ Overnight Family
Retreat at YMCA Camp Mason http://campmason.org, Birch Ridge Rd, Hardwick, NJ
Tickets:Ages 13 to 64: $120
Ages 4 to 12, senior citizens 65 and older: $75 Activities (to be finalized): Hiking, Boating & Canoeing, Volleyball, Basketball, Riflery, Archery, Nature Hikes,
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halaqa too
Princeton University Muslim Life Program brings you The Mizaan Retreat
The Mizaan Retreat seeks to bring Muslim families and individuals together for a weekend full of fun activities, learning and inspirational experiences in a cabin camp setting.
Include all members of the family attending camp (including children under 5, parents, and adults). All campers under the age of 12 MUST attend the camp with one parent – no exceptions! FEES & DEADLINES: Registration: $200/person (April 1st-May 31st); 3-4 year old: $80, includes babysitting; 0-2 year old: free, no babysitting; Please REGISTER online and MAIL in CHECK to: Princeton University Muslim Life Program
A SPECIAL REQUEST FROM SHK CHEEMA: Alhamdulillah, Darul Uloom Al Madania has been an umbrella
organization for many schools and courses including a full time boys
and girls Alim/Alimah program in both America and Canada.
As part of our continuous effort to increase awareness and true
knowledge in the ummah we are plannIng to launch a new course
titled: “The Essentials of Islam.”
On the home page of the eAlim.org website, we have attached a link to a very short survey that will help in scheduling upcoming exciting programs and courses.
MCMC Youth Summer Camp: Boys & Girls