Welcome to Boston's Oldest
Continually Operating Masjid
بسم ﷲ الرحمن الرحیم
السلام علیكم ورحمة ﷲ وبركاتھ
Welcome to Boston's Oldest
بسم ﷲ الرحمن الرحیم
السلام علیكم ورحمة ﷲ وبركاتھ
LET US PRAY FOR ALL OF THOSE SUFFERING THROUGHOUT THE WORLD
Prayer Times for Mosque Praise Allah
Fajr - 4:45 am
Dhur - 1:00 pm
Asr - 4:45 pm
Maghrib - 7:40 pm
Isha - 8:50 pm
Dear respected brothers and sisters,
As Salaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa BarakatuHU,
RAMADAN MUBARAK!
Al Hamdulillah, Ramadan Hilal was sighted Monday, April 12, 2021, therefore Tuesday, April 13, 2021, will be the first day of Ramadan. We will begin Tarawih Salah, at Mosque for Praising Allah right after Isha prayer on Tuesday April 13, 2021, in Sha Allah.
We ask Allah to enable us to be the better Muslims following the guided path of Prophet Muhammad (SAAwS) during this blessed month of Ramadan, and to forgive our sins, and make us of the righteous people. Ameen.
4/12/2021 9:55pm CDT The moon was sighted by a group of 15+ individuals in San Diego, CA. The Chicago Hilal committee directly spoke with a representative from among them and has accepted their sighting. Therefore, the 1st of Ramadan, 1442 will be Tuesday, April 13th inshaAllah. Ramadan Kareem! 8:45pm CDT No additional reports have been made.
This is an important announcement about how we will be conducting our prayers at the Mosque for Praising Allah during Ramadan and the required Registration process for that.
Prayers will be held indoors (Only 70 people) and in the parking lot in order to accommodate the large number of attendees during the Covid-time restrictions. Both brothers and sisters, ages 13 and above are most welcome to attend.
We plan to pray 8 Rakah of tarawih + 3 Rakah of Witr (to be led by Hafidh Omari Hassan & youth reciters) right after Isha in Sha Allah.
To participate in the Tarawih prayers, each individual will have to register (one time only for the whole month of Ramadan) using this form. After registration, will be notified with a pass number that you will need to present upon arrival.
Jazakum Allah Khair, and may Allah accept from all of us. Ameen.
Please follow the below Guidelines from Mosque for Praising Allah Administrations. If you have any questions? Please call the main office 617-442-2805 or email us: MosquePraiseAllah@gmail.com
Guidelines:
The COVID-19 pandemic is still with us and we will follow Massachusetts State guidelines regarding enforcement of COVID safety protocols (e.g., crowd size, social distancing and wearing of masks at all times while in the Masjid). There will be no exemptions to this rule.
Please adhere to the following guidelines:
· There will be no use of prayer rugs/mats. Paper will be provided for each person to pray on, to be discarded after use.
· Each person must wear a mask and maintain appropriate distance from others at all times.
· There will be access to the building, Wudu stations & bathrooms will be available. Please try to make your wudu at home.
· If you have any medical condition, including fever, coughing, etc., you must avoid coming to the masjid for your safety and the well-being of your fellow Muslims.
· Entry compliance will be enforced by security. Please follow all instructions as given. Be respectful to staff and security.
· There will be very limited parking. Please use car-pool as best as you can because only cars with 3 or more individuals will be allowed to park in the parking lot. You are free to park legally on the neighborhood streets.Prayers will be held indoors (Only 70 people) and in the parking lot in order to accommodate the large number of attendees during the Covid-time restrictions. Both brothers and sisters, ages 13 and above are most welcome to attend.
Jazakum Allahu Khair
Your brother in Islam,
Imam Abdullah Faaruuq
As Salaamu Alaikum wa Rahmatullahi wa BarakatuHU,
RAMADAN MUBARAK!
Al Hamdulillah, Ramadan Hilal was sighted Monday, April 12, 2021, therefore Tuesday, April 13, 2021, will be the first day of Ramadan. We will begin Tarawih Salah, at Mosque for Praising Allah right after Isha prayer on Tuesday April 13, 2021, in Sha Allah.
We ask Allah to enable us to be the better Muslims following the guided path of Prophet Muhammad (SAAwS) during this blessed month of Ramadan, and to forgive our sins, and make us of the righteous people. Ameen.
4/12/2021 9:55pm CDT The moon was sighted by a group of 15+ individuals in San Diego, CA. The Chicago Hilal committee directly spoke with a representative from among them and has accepted their sighting. Therefore, the 1st of Ramadan, 1442 will be Tuesday, April 13th inshaAllah. Ramadan Kareem! 8:45pm CDT No additional reports have been made.
This is an important announcement about how we will be conducting our prayers at the Mosque for Praising Allah during Ramadan and the required Registration process for that.
Prayers will be held indoors (Only 70 people) and in the parking lot in order to accommodate the large number of attendees during the Covid-time restrictions. Both brothers and sisters, ages 13 and above are most welcome to attend.
We plan to pray 8 Rakah of tarawih + 3 Rakah of Witr (to be led by Hafidh Omari Hassan & youth reciters) right after Isha in Sha Allah.
To participate in the Tarawih prayers, each individual will have to register (one time only for the whole month of Ramadan) using this form. After registration, will be notified with a pass number that you will need to present upon arrival.
Jazakum Allah Khair, and may Allah accept from all of us. Ameen.
Please follow the below Guidelines from Mosque for Praising Allah Administrations. If you have any questions? Please call the main office 617-442-2805 or email us: MosquePraiseAllah@gmail.com
Guidelines:
The COVID-19 pandemic is still with us and we will follow Massachusetts State guidelines regarding enforcement of COVID safety protocols (e.g., crowd size, social distancing and wearing of masks at all times while in the Masjid). There will be no exemptions to this rule.
Please adhere to the following guidelines:
· There will be no use of prayer rugs/mats. Paper will be provided for each person to pray on, to be discarded after use.
· Each person must wear a mask and maintain appropriate distance from others at all times.
· There will be access to the building, Wudu stations & bathrooms will be available. Please try to make your wudu at home.
· If you have any medical condition, including fever, coughing, etc., you must avoid coming to the masjid for your safety and the well-being of your fellow Muslims.
· Entry compliance will be enforced by security. Please follow all instructions as given. Be respectful to staff and security.
· There will be very limited parking. Please use car-pool as best as you can because only cars with 3 or more individuals will be allowed to park in the parking lot. You are free to park legally on the neighborhood streets.Prayers will be held indoors (Only 70 people) and in the parking lot in order to accommodate the large number of attendees during the Covid-time restrictions. Both brothers and sisters, ages 13 and above are most welcome to attend.
Jazakum Allahu Khair
Your brother in Islam,
Imam Abdullah Faaruuq
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Jumuah Khutbah will be Live-Streamed at 1:15 pm on Friday's
Tarawih Prayer will also be Live-Streamed after Isha Prayer
Tarawih Prayer will also be Live-Streamed after Isha Prayer
MANA Statement Following The Capitol Insurrection
The Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) joins all law-abiding, peaceful Americans in condemning the deadly insurrection that occurred in and around the Capitol building yesterday (January 6, 2021) in Washington, D.C. We believe that this bloody affair was directly incited by President Donald Trump and his surrogates, both those inside and outside of government. As Muslims, we are no strangers to the sort of lies, distortions, and baseless conspiracy theories that have deluded so many people into believing the 2020 presidential election was stolen. A similar disinformation campaign waged against Muslims over the course of the last two decades has led to deadly acts of violence against members of our community as well as attacks against our houses of worship.
We are also dismayed by the glaring lack of security at the Capitol and the leniency with which the marauding mob was treated. That mob was able to breach a thin line of lightly armed police; easily enter the building, where virtually all members of Congress were assembled; vandalize and ransack the building; fight and seriously injure police officers; steal government property and terrorize members of Congress. After all of that, these domestic terrorists were calmly escorted out of the building to go their merry way. This stands in sharp contrast to the overwhelming law enforcement presence and violent, heavy-handed police tactics that greeted peaceful protesters in Washington, D.C. this past summer. We condemn this politically and racially-informed double standard and add our voice to that of those calling for a thorough investigation into what can only be described as a massive security failure, if not open complicity.
In conclusion, we urge our fellow citizens to think deeply about the terminal diseases currently afflicting our body politic. Although our President provided the spark that ignited this insurrection, the racism, political polarization, hatred, blind partisanship, nasty political discourse, alienation and spiritual emptiness that provided the fuel for it must be addressed if our country has any hope of continuing to exist as a democratic republic.
The Muslim Alliance in North America (MANA) joins all law-abiding, peaceful Americans in condemning the deadly insurrection that occurred in and around the Capitol building yesterday (January 6, 2021) in Washington, D.C. We believe that this bloody affair was directly incited by President Donald Trump and his surrogates, both those inside and outside of government. As Muslims, we are no strangers to the sort of lies, distortions, and baseless conspiracy theories that have deluded so many people into believing the 2020 presidential election was stolen. A similar disinformation campaign waged against Muslims over the course of the last two decades has led to deadly acts of violence against members of our community as well as attacks against our houses of worship.
We are also dismayed by the glaring lack of security at the Capitol and the leniency with which the marauding mob was treated. That mob was able to breach a thin line of lightly armed police; easily enter the building, where virtually all members of Congress were assembled; vandalize and ransack the building; fight and seriously injure police officers; steal government property and terrorize members of Congress. After all of that, these domestic terrorists were calmly escorted out of the building to go their merry way. This stands in sharp contrast to the overwhelming law enforcement presence and violent, heavy-handed police tactics that greeted peaceful protesters in Washington, D.C. this past summer. We condemn this politically and racially-informed double standard and add our voice to that of those calling for a thorough investigation into what can only be described as a massive security failure, if not open complicity.
In conclusion, we urge our fellow citizens to think deeply about the terminal diseases currently afflicting our body politic. Although our President provided the spark that ignited this insurrection, the racism, political polarization, hatred, blind partisanship, nasty political discourse, alienation and spiritual emptiness that provided the fuel for it must be addressed if our country has any hope of continuing to exist as a democratic republic.
mit.zoom.us/j/92660404612
Imam Faaruuq's Latest Khutbah starting at 30:35
In The Name of Allah, The Gracious, The Merciful
PLEASE OBSERVE!
JUMUAH RULES
Strictly Observe Social Distancing
Masks Must Be Worn
Only 70 People Allowed in Masjid
20 - Outside Imams Office
30 - In Main Musalah
10 - Outside IMSO Office
10 - In Sisters’ Room
PLEASE OBSERVE!
JUMUAH RULES
Strictly Observe Social Distancing
Masks Must Be Worn
Only 70 People Allowed in Masjid
20 - Outside Imams Office
30 - In Main Musalah
10 - Outside IMSO Office
10 - In Sisters’ Room
A Conversation with El -Hajj Mauri' Saalakhan & Imam Abdullah Faaruuq
Click here to watch!
A Time for Justice - A Time for Peace!
In the name of Allah, The Gracious, The Merciful
A Time for Justice - A Time for Peace!
The Unjust Killing of George Floyd!
We of the Muslim community in Boston know that it is our obligation to speak out against the brutal killing of our brother George Floyd. Our sympathy and condolences are extended to Mr. Floyd’s family; and we demand that justice be done to [the perpetrators of this crime.
Islam forbids all acts of violence and oppression against individuals and people.
Allah (T) says in the Quran:
Whoever kills someone without just cause, it is as though they had killed all of humanity. Qu'ran 5:32
The killing of George Floyd is another example of the undercurrent of racism that haunts America.
We remind the Muslim community of Boston of our responsibility to uphold all that is right and to forbid what is wrong and to speak out against wrongdoing and uphold Justice, even if it is against ourselves.
Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him, said:
Whoever sees a wrong should stop it with his hand, if he unable he should speak out against it, and if he can’t speak out against it he should hate it in his heart, and that's the weakest show of faith.
“Let us raise our voices in Protest”
We also advise any righteous minded people of their responsibility to ensure the well-being and safety of all people in this country.
Any human being unjustly murdered by anyone is unacceptable, however when the perpetrator of such a crime is another law enforcement officer and the victim is yet another black man, this repeated scenario continues the longstanding and painful divide in our country. The underlying allusion of white superiority is continuing proof of our failure to progress as a society and a nation. We as a nation are an absolute embarrassment in the eyes of the people of the world.
The prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said there is no superiority of a white over a black or black over a white except in righteousness.
“ Let us be righteous"
We highly respect our Mayors comments and his effort in speaking out against the cruel killing of George Floyd and his acknowledgement of the injustice that was done to him, and his realization that this is not an isolated case but a continuing undercurrent of evil and racism that plagues this country and must be stopped if we are to survive as a people, as a nation.
A Time for Justice - A Time for Peace!
The Unjust Killing of George Floyd!
We of the Muslim community in Boston know that it is our obligation to speak out against the brutal killing of our brother George Floyd. Our sympathy and condolences are extended to Mr. Floyd’s family; and we demand that justice be done to [the perpetrators of this crime.
Islam forbids all acts of violence and oppression against individuals and people.
Allah (T) says in the Quran:
Whoever kills someone without just cause, it is as though they had killed all of humanity. Qu'ran 5:32
The killing of George Floyd is another example of the undercurrent of racism that haunts America.
We remind the Muslim community of Boston of our responsibility to uphold all that is right and to forbid what is wrong and to speak out against wrongdoing and uphold Justice, even if it is against ourselves.
Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon Him, said:
Whoever sees a wrong should stop it with his hand, if he unable he should speak out against it, and if he can’t speak out against it he should hate it in his heart, and that's the weakest show of faith.
“Let us raise our voices in Protest”
We also advise any righteous minded people of their responsibility to ensure the well-being and safety of all people in this country.
Any human being unjustly murdered by anyone is unacceptable, however when the perpetrator of such a crime is another law enforcement officer and the victim is yet another black man, this repeated scenario continues the longstanding and painful divide in our country. The underlying allusion of white superiority is continuing proof of our failure to progress as a society and a nation. We as a nation are an absolute embarrassment in the eyes of the people of the world.
The prophet Muhammad peace be upon him said there is no superiority of a white over a black or black over a white except in righteousness.
“ Let us be righteous"
We highly respect our Mayors comments and his effort in speaking out against the cruel killing of George Floyd and his acknowledgement of the injustice that was done to him, and his realization that this is not an isolated case but a continuing undercurrent of evil and racism that plagues this country and must be stopped if we are to survive as a people, as a nation.
You can find our Official Press Release below
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PLEASE WATCH! Imam Faaruuq speaks about a very important Topic "Structural Racism & the Responsibility of the Muslim Community"!
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