A three-part series titled "Our Mother: Aisha (RA) - Her Legacy, Our Controversies," organized by The Forerunners of Islam. The series will be led by Imam Omar Tawil.

The series is held at the Islamic Community Center of Tempe (ICC). Each session takes place on a consecutive Thursday in September.

Part 1: Thursday, September 11, after Maghrib prayer.

Part 2: Thursday, September 18, after Maghrib prayer.

Part 3: Thursday, September 25, after Maghrib prayer.

This is a great opportunity to deepen your understanding of Islamic history and the role of women within it.

Tempe Mosque (Islamic Community Center of Tempe)

A Three-Part Series on Aisha (RA)

The Tempe Mosque, also known as the Islamic Community Center of Tempe, was established in 1984 near Arizona State University. The mosque features beautiful architecture inspired by the Dome of the Rock in Jerusalem, with a minaret and a gold dome. Before its establishment, Muslims in the area would gather in local homes or travel to mosques in Phoenix for Friday prayers.

This Sunni mosque offers services in English and provides various amenities for worshippers. The mosque is kid-friendly and accessible to those with disabilities, offering wheelchair amenities including parking and prayer space. The center also holds daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, Arabic classes, Eid prayers, marriage services, and funeral prayers.

Located in Tempe, Arizona, the mosque serves as a place of congregation and prayer for the local Muslim community. With shared prayer space for women and a welcoming atmosphere, the Tempe Mosque provides a peaceful setting for worship and community gatherings.

A Three-Part Series on Aisha (RA)

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