Islamic Association of Raleigh

The Best Days of the Year Are Here

The Messenger of Allah (ﷺ) encouraged us to take advantage of these holy days by increasing in our acts of worship: fasting, prayer, supplication (duaa), remembrance (dhikr), and all good deeds. Fasting is highly recommended, particularly on the Day of Arafah, expected on Tuesday, May 26th. 

Dhul Hijjah Starts

Monday, May 18th

Arafah Day

Tuesday, May 26th

Eid Al-Adha

Wednesday, May 27th

Statement

The Islamic Association of Raleigh is deeply saddened by the tragic shooting that occurred at the Islamic Center of San Diego on Monday, May 18th. We ask our community to keep the victims, their families, and all those affected in your prayers during this difficult time. Places of worship are meant to be sanctuaries of peace, prayer, reflection, and community. Violence, hatred, and acts of intimidation have no place in our society. The safety and well-being of our community remain our highest priority, and we continue to stand united against all forms of violence and hate. We pray that Allah grants healing to the injured, mercy to those who lost their lives, and strength, patience, and comfort to everyone impacted by this tragedy.

Ahmed Ayad
Chairman, Islamic Association of Raleigh

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Prayer Times

Dhu al-Hijjah 3, 1447 Hijri
Prayer
Adhan
Iqamah
Fajr
4:43 AM
5:15 AM
Shuruq
6:06 AM
Dhuhr
1:13 PM
1:35 PM
Asr
5:01 PM
5:30 PM
Maghrib
8:18 PM
8:28 PM
Isha
9:41 PM
10:00 PM

Friday Prayer Schedule

1st Shift · Atwater Campus
11:30
From the Prophet’s Home to Our Homes
Imam Saif Morad
Imam Saif Morad

Imam at the Islamic Association of Raleigh

2nd Shift · Atwater Campus
1:00
Responding to Hate with Faith, Strength, and Mercy
Imam Mohamed Badawy
Imam Mohamed Badawy

Imam at the Islamic Association of Raleigh

3rd Shift · Atwater Campus
3:00
If You Know What’s Cooking, You Ate!
Sh. Chafik Bakkari
Sh. Chafik Bakkari

Community Volunteer

1st Shift · Page Campus
11:30
Responding to Hate with Faith, Strength, and Mercy
Imam Mohamed Badawy
Imam Mohamed Badawy

Imam at the Islamic Association of Raleigh

2nd Shift · Page Campus
1:00
Modesty Before Allah
Sh Abdenasser Zouhri
 Sh Abdenasser Zouhri

Community Volunteer

3rd Shift · Page Campus
3:00
TBD
Zain Malik
Zain Malik

Community Volunteer

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