Masjid Baitus Salam - Brooklyn, NY

Masjid Baitus Salam, also known as the East Flatbush Masjid Baitus Salam or MUNA Center of East Flatbush, is a vital place of worship and a central hub for the growing Muslim community in the "Little Caribbean" area of East Flatbush, Brooklyn. Housed in a two-story townhouse, it provides a permanent, accessible, and welcoming space for daily prayers, community events, and educational programs, fostering a strong sense of unity and spiritual growth for individuals from diverse backgrounds.
 
Key Features

Daily and Congregational Prayers: Open daily from early morning (4:45 AM) until evening (9:25 PM) for all five daily prayers, including Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer with an enriching sermon.

Educational Opportunities: The mosque is an offshoot of the Baitussalam Welfare Trust which is known for offering extensive educational programs, including Hifz-e-Quran (Quran memorization), Nazrah courses, Arabic language courses, and various Islamic lectures and short courses for adults.

Community Services: It serves as a community center with programs that include a bi-weekly food pantry to support the local neighborhood, emphasizing social welfare and humanitarian services.

Welcoming Environment: Known for its clean and peaceful atmosphere, the mosque is inclusive and has separate prayer areas and washing amenities for women.

Knowledgeable Leadership: The community benefits from an Imam known for delivering insightful and well-regarded sermons and an association with reputable Islamic scholars.

Accessibility: Centrally located in a residential area, it is easily accessible to the local Muslim population in East Flatbush.