Berkeley Masjid

Ramadan Mubarak!
We will pray Isha when it comes in and we will start Taraweeh today .

EID Prayer is @ 8:30AM and Takbeerah is

EID Mubarak !

Jumuah Mubarak. Berkeley Masjid will have Jumuah on 4/16 @ 1:30 InshaAllah

Taraweeh starts tonight at 9:15pm inshaAllah!

1. Please bring your mask and prayer rug
2. Do not bring children younger than 13
3. Have your mask on all the time during your stay
4. Maintain social distancing

Berkeley Masjid is congratulating Muslims in Berkeley and around the world for the coming of the month of Ramadan.

We are going to hold Taraweeh prayers InshaAllah starting April 12th as expected.

Isha will be at 9:15 pm, followed by Taraweeh prayers expected to last for about 1 hour and 15 minutes.

In this difficult time of COVID-19 pandemic we urge everybody to follow all health measures as displayed.

May Allah make it a month of Rahmah and Maghferah for everyone - Ameen

Masjid is closed starting Nov 18 for all prayers

Alameda County and Berkeley City have announced new guidelines for reopening places of worship. Pursuant to these regulations, Berkeley Masjid will adopt a gradual approach to opening the Masjid.

Starting Saturday June 13th the Mosque will only be open for Fajr, Maghreb and Isha prayers. There's still no Friday prayer.

Guidelines to be properly followed
Maximum 12 people are allowed.
No children younger than 15 years and vulnerable elderly people.
Wear a Mask.
Bring personal prayer rug.
Restrooms will be closed, please perform “Wudu” before coming.
Social distancing of 6 feet will be implemented even during praying.

We are confident that everybody abides by the rules and stays healthy

https://berkeleymasjid.github.io/announcements.html

Berkeley Mosque and all of its Muslim Community are extremely concerned and feel the injustice of the recent killings of George Floyd, Ahmaud Arbery, and Breonna Taylor. Their names are added to a list of far too many other African Americans and people of color whose lives have been taken unjustly. These killings occurred across the country over the course of just a few weeks. It reveals the systemic racism that African Americans face in their daily lives.

What we are witnessing is merely a symptom of a much deeper problem. Make no mistake, it is a direct consequence of oppression, hatred, bigotry, and racism that is still running in the veins of our society.

Prophet Mohamed said, "Oppression will be a darkness on the Day of Resurrection.”
“Be afraid, from the curse of the oppressed, as there is no screen between his invocation and Allah."

We are calling on our community to Not be silent; Peacefully demonstrate solidarity with our African American community through activism, donation, and echoing their voices.

Black Lives Matter

“…Whoever kills a soul, unless it be for murder or for wreaking corruption in the land, it shall be as if he had killed all mankind; and he who saves a life, it shall be as if he had given life to all mankind.” The Holy Quran.

https://berkeleymasjid.github.io/announcements.html

Eid ul-Fitr is on Sunday, May 24, 2020, insha’Allah.

Unfortunately Berkeley Masjid will stay close as per California regulations. We are sharing some ideas and suggestions from the Muslim Fiqh Council below:

EID PROGRAM ONLINE FROM 8AM-12PM*
https://www.norcalcouncil.org/events/unified-eid-program/

"It may not be possible to organize large Eid al Fitr prayers this year due to COVID 19. Therefore, families shall do Eid prayers at home. The Eid Khutbah is not required. People can listen to virtual Eid reflections from their local masjids. The Eid prayer can be offered any time after sunrise and before noon on Sunday, May 24, 2020. Please fulfil the Sunan of Eid such as taking bath, putting on the best clothes and perfume, reciting recommended Takbeerat and eating some dates or sweet before Eid prayer. Please share gifts with one another especially with children. Visit friends and families not physically but from a distance. Please follow the state instructions such as face masks, social distancing and hand sanitizers. The Fiqh Council does not recommend holding of large Eid prayers at masjids or at open places such as parks, stadiums or soccer fields. There is a great danger of viral transmission via large social gatherings and the community must avert such dangers. "

EID MUBARAK

The Masjid is still closed but currently accepting Zakat al-Fitr which is $10 for 2020. Please mention Zakat-Al-Fitr in the description when you donation iA.

https://berkeleymasjid.github.io/donation.html

RAMADAN MUBARAK!

With the recommendation of the Islamic organizations including Muslim Fiqh Council and in compliance with Berkeley City health officer order Berkeley Masjid will remain closed for all prayers until April 7th or further notice

No Jumuah Tomorrow due to Coronavirus . Please stay safe . May Allah swt bless you and give you the same reward and more . Ameen