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Founded in 1986, our mission is to serve the religious, cultural, and social needs of Muslims in the greater Pittsburgh region. Through our programs, services and various events, we strive to provide a spiritual & social home for all Muslims. It is through our participation in area's interfaith fabric that we aim to build strong and lasting relationships that will promote understanding and goodwill and strengthen the bond of community.
We welcome you to your Center and encourage you to partake in its programs and events. Join our email list and stay connected through our facebook page. We are always looking for ways to improve. Please do let us know what you would like your Center to do for you.
We welcome you to your Center and encourage you to partake in its programs and events. Join our email list and stay connected through our facebook page. We are always looking for ways to improve. Please do let us know what you would like your Center to do for you.
UPDATED (June 1, 2021) ATTENDANCE GUIDELINES
As announced last Friday, beginning Tuesday June 1, 2021, we have removed the requirement to maintain distancing while praying in congregation. As a result, we are now lining up next to each other (as we're ought to) while praying in Jama'ah (congregation).
Note that this isn't a requirement and if you don't feel comfortable, you may choose to pray behind the congregation with distancing.
All classes are held in-person at the facility (with conditions noted below)
Wudu areas are now open, but we encourage you to come with Wudu and use it only in case of exceptions.
All other requirements, as stated below, still apply.
** Please have your mask on at all times and bring a prayer rug and a bag to keep your shoes in with you **
** Please keep entrance, exit and hallways clear at all times. DO NOT CONGREGATE **
** Exit the Masjid using all doors after the prayers. DO NOT assemble in hallways and/or block exit doors **
** Stay home if you are sick with COVID-19 like symptoms and get tested for COVID **
As announced last Friday, beginning Tuesday June 1, 2021, we have removed the requirement to maintain distancing while praying in congregation. As a result, we are now lining up next to each other (as we're ought to) while praying in Jama'ah (congregation).
Note that this isn't a requirement and if you don't feel comfortable, you may choose to pray behind the congregation with distancing.
All classes are held in-person at the facility (with conditions noted below)
Wudu areas are now open, but we encourage you to come with Wudu and use it only in case of exceptions.
All other requirements, as stated below, still apply.
** Please have your mask on at all times and bring a prayer rug and a bag to keep your shoes in with you **
** Please keep entrance, exit and hallways clear at all times. DO NOT CONGREGATE **
** Exit the Masjid using all doors after the prayers. DO NOT assemble in hallways and/or block exit doors **
** Stay home if you are sick with COVID-19 like symptoms and get tested for COVID **
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The Masjid is open for daily prayers. The Iqama (the start time of the congregational prayer) is set on a weekly basis. The new timings are announced during Jumu'ah (Friday Service) and typically applicable from the following Saturday.
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Jumu'ah begins at 1:15 PM with a Adhan (call to prayer), Khutba (sermon) and ends with the Salat (Prayer). All sermons are streamed live on our YouTube channel. Please subscribe and click the bell icon for notifications.
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A Study of the Meccan Period of the Sira (Biography) of the Prophet Muhammad (Allah shower grace and benedictions upon him)
Imagine yourself sitting at home after work. You are doing what you normally do; your children are doing what they normally do. It is an ordinary day in your life.
Starting Sunday, June 6, insha’ Allah we will begin what promises to be a thought provoking, and life enhancing class covering the Sira—the sacred biography—of the Prophet Muhammad (Allah bless him and give him peace).
In this class we will be covering: Pre-Islamic Arabia, miraculous signs prior to the Prophet’s birth, his pure family lineage, birth, infancy, youth, adulthood, and marriage; the beginnings of revelation, and the Meccan period: private and public invitation to God, dealing with persecution, and building the early community.
In this class, we aspire to:
Imagine yourself sitting at home after work. You are doing what you normally do; your children are doing what they normally do. It is an ordinary day in your life.
Starting Sunday, June 6, insha’ Allah we will begin what promises to be a thought provoking, and life enhancing class covering the Sira—the sacred biography—of the Prophet Muhammad (Allah bless him and give him peace).
In this class we will be covering: Pre-Islamic Arabia, miraculous signs prior to the Prophet’s birth, his pure family lineage, birth, infancy, youth, adulthood, and marriage; the beginnings of revelation, and the Meccan period: private and public invitation to God, dealing with persecution, and building the early community.
In this class, we aspire to:
- Learn the chronological details of the life of our beloved Prophet (Allah bless him and give him peace)
- Draw practical lessons for us in the area of spirituality, family, ethics, politics, identity, etc.
- Pay extra close attention to the areas in the Sira that are often misunderstood, whether by Muslims or non-Muslims.
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Readings and Reflections on the Signs of the Last Day
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This series is designed to foster learning by posting questions to Imam Abdul Aziz Suraqah. The questions are submitted anonymously and are directly received by the Imam. So if you have a question that you need answered, please ask here. This program occurs on a monthly basis (every last Friday of the month). Please be mindful of this as your question may not get answered right away. |
233 Seaman Ln, Monroeville, PA 15146 | Phone: 412.373.0101 | mccgpinfo@gmail.com
