Masjid Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique, also known as Masjid Abu Bakr, is a mosque located in the heart of Flushing, Queens, New York. Established in 1986, it serves as a religious and cultural center for the local community of Afghan, Turkistan, and Uzbek immigrants from Afghanistan. The mosque is a place of gathering for Muslims to pray and engage in religious events and programs.

As a Sunni mosque, it follows the teachings of Islam and the Qur'an, as well as the life traditions of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him). The mosque welcomes people of all ages, including children, and offers services and programs tailored to their needs. This includes a weekend school for kids and adult Quran (Tajweed) learning.

The mosque facilitates the five daily prayers prescribed in Islam, which can be performed anywhere, but praying at the masjid holds higher rewards. Men are required to gather at the mosque for the Jumma (Friday Noon) and the Eid Prayers. The mosque provides prayer space and amenities for women, including a dedicated area for prayer.

Located in a bustling neighborhood, the mosque offers street parking for its visitors. While the availability of wheelchair amenities is unknown, the mosque strives to provide a welcoming environment for all individuals. 

Masjid Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique is a place where the community comes together to worship, learn, and celebrate their faith. It serves as a spiritual and cultural hub, providing a nurturing environment for believers in Queens, New York.

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