Join us for an evening of food, friendship, and togetherness at the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh’s Monthly Community Dinner. This month is extra special as we warmly welcome incoming university freshmen to our community! It’s a wonderful opportunity to share a meal, build connections, and make new students feel at home as they embark on their new journey.

Special Focus: Welcoming incoming university freshmen to the community

Why Join This Event?

Share a delicious meal with the community

Welcome and support new university students

Build meaningful friendships and connections

Strengthen community bonds in a warm, welcoming atmosphere

Be part of a monthly tradition that brings everyone together

The ICP Monthly Community Dinner is more than just a meal—it’s about coming together, sharing joy, and creating a sense of belonging. Don’t miss this month’s gathering as we open our hearts to new students and celebrate the spirit of community on August 30th!

Islamic Center of Pittsburgh

Monthly Community Dinner

The Islamic Center of Pittsburgh is a welcoming mosque located in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania. As an Islamic center, it caters to the Sunni Salafi denomination and offers a range of services and activities for its community members.

One of the main features of this mosque is its commitment to inclusivity. Women have their separate prayer space and there are facilities available for ablution (odhu). The center also ensures that the mosque is wheelchair accessible, with a designated prayer space and accessible toilets.

The Islamic Center of Pittsburgh provides a variety of services and activities for its community. It offers the five daily prayers as well as the Jumu'ah prayers on Fridays. Additionally, there are weekly Halaqa sessions for men to come together and engage in spiritual discussions. The center also runs a weekend school for kids and organizes special programs like Tarawih during the holy month of Ramadan, Itikaf during the last 10 days of Ramadan, and Ṣalāt al-Janāzah for funeral prayers.

In addition to its regular services, the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh also hosts a summer camp for children, providing them with an opportunity to learn, socialize, and engage in meaningful activities during the summer break.

With its dedication to inclusivity, community engagement, and a wide range of services, the Islamic Center of Pittsburgh serves as a nurturing and inclusive place of worship for the Muslim community in the area.

Monthly Community Dinner

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