Hadrath Shahjalal Masjid - Astoria, NY

Located at 25-67 31st St, Astoria, NY, the Hadrath Shahjalal Masjid serves as a vibrant spiritual hub and community center for Muslims from diverse ethnic backgrounds, including those from Lebanon, Kosovo, Albania, Egypt, Syria, and Bangladesh. It is known for its welcoming and inclusive atmosphere, providing a nurturing environment for individuals and families of all ages. The foundation prides itself on its rich heritage of civic engagement and community building, offering a serene and clean place for daily worship and a range of educational and social programs. The mosque aims to bridge communities, strengthen interfaith understanding, and serve the wider society.

Key Features

Inclusive Environment: The mosque has a welcoming atmosphere and offers separate prayer spaces and ablution areas for both men and women.

Accessibility: It is designed with accessibility in mind, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance and restroom.

Community Focus: Beyond regular prayer services, the mosque provides various educational programs, activities, and serves as a central gathering place for the local Muslim community.

Historical Name: Named after the revered 14th-century Sufi saint Shah Jalal, connecting the local community to a significant figure in Islamic history.

High Ratings: Highly rated by visitors for being a clean, peaceful, and quiet place for worship.

Multilingual Services: Friday sermons (Khutbahs) are delivered in multiple languages, including Bengali and English, to cater to the diverse congregation.

Events and Programs: The center is involved in community events, such as providing Iftar during Ramadan and organizing Arabic classes for children.