Join us for an enlightening and transformative lecture titled "The Disease and its Cure," inspired by the profound teachings of Ibn Al Qayim. Led by the esteemed Abdelrahman Salem, this event promises to delve into the spiritual and emotional aspects of healing, offering insights that resonate deeply with the human experience. Set against the backdrop of the historic Masjid Al Aqsa, this gathering is not just a lecture; it’s an opportunity for reflection, connection, and growth within our community.



Al-Aqsa Islamic Society

 The Disease and its Cure

Al-Aqsa Islamic Society is an Islamic center located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, established in 1989. Its main purpose is to preserve the Islamic identity and support the Muslim and Arab communities in the area. 

The mosque serves the community by offering a variety of services, including five daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, and special activities during Ramadan like Tarawih prayers and Eid celebrations. They also run a weekend school for kids and provide Arabic language classes, ensuring that the younger generation stays connected to their cultural roots.

For women, there is a separate prayer space and an Odhu facility available, making it accessible and welcoming. The mosque provides parking on the premises, enhancing convenience for visitors.

Al-Aqsa Islamic Society conducts its activities in both Arabic and English, reflecting its commitment to serving a diverse community.

The Disease and its Cure

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