The prayer times will be adjusted due to the time change. Jumuah prayers will continue to be at 1:15pm at One World Room of Anabel Taylor Hall, Cornell University.
Prayer Time Table for November and December
The prayer schedule for the months of November and December can be downloaded here.
Congregational prayer times are as follows:
Fajr – 6:15am (from Nov. 4th)
Dhuhr – 12:15pm (from Nov. 4th)
Asr – 3:15pm (from Nov. 4th)
Maghrib – Sunset + 5 min
Isha – Start + 20 min
Request for Comment
The lease for the current moosalla location (111 E Seneca St) will end in December. There are multiple options for moving forward. We are trying to compile ideas to make a decision that most people will agree with. Some general ideas are presented in the following document. Please note that the ideas are not exclusive.
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Please look over the document and give your feedback in the following form:
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Children Islamic School Continues
The children Islamic school will continue this Sunday starting at 10am.
Each child is also expected to bring his or her notebook (provided on the first day of classes) each week as well as his or her own lunch.
Brothers Weekly Halaqah
Brothers gather every Friday following Isha prayer to read Quran and hadith.
Halal Meat Orders
If you would like to order fresh meat, please place your order by tonight (10/14):
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The availability date would be at the end of the following week at the earliest.
Update: There are now close to 50 grocery items that can be ordered in addition to meat items. Please check them out and give us feedback.
Please contact us if you have any questions or concerns.
Feed My Starving Children
Thank you so much to the sisters and brothers and children who have already come to pack food and those who have volunteered. May Allah (SWT) accept and reward your efforts. Ameen.
To speak now of our fundraising efforts to pay for the food we are packing. We have raised close to $1,000 of our $2,000 goal. This is an opportunity for us to contribute locally to an effort that is providing relief for children in need in over 70 countries, and from an Islamic perspective we should remember the example of generosity and compassion shown by our Prophet (SAW). We may also do well to reflect on how we wish to be seen in the greater community, as the organizers of the event will certainly notice, so please consider donating on behalf of our community.
You can do this anonymously if you wish, by using this link to our team donation page, Tompkins County Muslims: