The Day of Ashura is a sacred and historically significant day for Muslims, marked by deep remembrance, fasting, and spiritual renewal. Join us for a special Iftar and Halaqa with Imam Khalid Latif as we gather to reflect on the powerful lessons of this blessed day.

This is more than just a meal—it’s an evening of learning, bonding, and spiritual inspiration rooted in the legacy of faith, patience, and perseverance.

Why You Should Attend:
Break your fast with fellow community members

Engage in a thoughtful halaqa led by a respected scholar

Deepen your understanding of the significance of Ashura

Reflect on the themes of justice, sacrifice, and devotion

Don’t miss this meaningful evening of remembrance, reflection, and community connection. Whether you’re fasting or simply seeking spiritual growth, this gathering offers the chance to rejuvenate your heart and strengthen your bond with Allah (SWT) and one another.

Islamic Center at New York University

Day of Ashura: Iftar and Halaqa

The Islamic Center at New York University is a welcoming space that serves a diverse Muslim population in New York and the tri-state area. Established in 1978, it provides a safe place for individuals with different backgrounds and beliefs to come together. The center offers a variety of services and activities, including Jumu'ah Prayers and Youth Halaqa for boys.

Located in New York, New York, the center is easily accessible and convenient for those in the area. It caters to individuals who speak Arabic and English, ensuring that everyone feels included and understood. The center values diversity and provides a space for learning, praying, socializing, and spiritual growth.

The Islamic Center at NYU is designed to accommodate the needs of its visitors. It has separate prayer spaces for men and women, ensuring privacy and comfort for all worshippers. Additionally, it offers wheelchair amenities, making the space accessible for individuals with disabilities.

Whether you are a student, resident, or visitor, the Islamic Center at NYU offers a vibrant community where individuals can connect and strengthen their spiritual journey. It provides a supportive environment where people can learn about Islam, engage in prayer, and find companionship. The center is located in the heart of the city, providing a convenient and inclusive space for individuals of all backgrounds.

Day of Ashura: Iftar and Halaqa

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