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Prayer: Iqamah Time
Fajr: 05:15 AM
Zuhr: 02:00 PM
Asr: 05:30 PM
Maghrib: 10 min after Sunset
Isha: 10:00 PM
Jumu'ah 1st Shift: 12:15 PM
Jumu'ah 2nd Shift: 1:30 PM
Jumu'ah 3rd Shift: 3:30 PM
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Quran Reading and Memorization Class Announcement:
Quran class for kids (age 5yr -16yr) for Fall has been
resumed. Classes are being held every Friday from 6:00pm to
Maghrib. Registration is in progress. Registration forms
are available in the Masjid or can be downloaded
here.
Other Activities:
- Five (5) daily prayers
- 2 shifts for Jumu’ah
- Qur’an Classes for children currently conducted by Imam Adul Nasser
every Thursday between Maghrib and Isha prayers.
- Imam’s Thursday night lectures are conducted after Isha prayer.
Note: During the holy month of Ramadan these lectures will be postponed.
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History of North Raleigh Masjid:
The North Raleigh Masjid was established in 2006. The current rented location was an office space which was converted to a prayer hall by demolishing walls and other structures.
Most North Raleigh community members previously attended the
Islamic Center of Raleigh (IAR), but felt the need for a Masjid in the North Raleigh area for convenience and new resources amid the rapidly expanding community. In addition to uniting the Muslim community and reaching out to non-Muslims,
they wanted to have the resources to educate their youth
with the Islamic Tenets according to the Qur’an and Sunnah. Since the Masjid has opened, there has been a humongous boost of people attending the Masjid over the past three years. We have, since, started having two Friday Prayer shifts due to the overcrowding.
North Raleigh Masjid openly welcomes Muslims from all over the
world and we also invite anyone who is interested in The
Islamic Faith. Arabic and English are the primary languages used in worship. In addition to the five daily and Friday prayers, Quran classes for children, weekly Halaqas and community events are part of regular activities. Also, during Ramadan there is Taraweeh prayer and a community Iftaar.
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