Ibaadu’rrahman Central Mosque - Brooklyn, NY

Ibaadu'rrahman Central Mosque, an organization established and administered by the Nigerian Muslim community in New York City, is a vibrant community hub committed to propagating Islam and fostering good neighborliness. The mosque provides a welcoming, clean, and serene environment for daily worship and a wide range of educational, social, and welfare activities. It strives to expound the beauty of the Islamic religion in the local environment, offering an inclusive space with sermons delivered in both English and Yoruba to cater to its diverse congregation. The mosque is currently developing a new, multi-purpose Islamic community center to expand its services and reach.

Key Features

Comprehensive Worship Services: Offers five daily prayers and Jummah prayers, along with Eid prayers, ensuring consistent opportunities for devotion.

Dedicated Women's Facilities: A private and peaceful women's prayer room is available on the third floor with a separate entrance.

Educational Programs: Hosts Quranic and Arabic classes, weekend Islamic education classes, and halaqas (discussion circles) for men, women, and youth.

Community Engagement: Known for an active community spirit, with programs such as an annual health fair, community outreach, and social events like Iftar during Ramadan and Islamic-compliant celebrations (e.g., Nikah ceremonies).

Clean and Welcoming Environment: Frequently noted by visitors for its clean facilities, well-maintained prayer spaces, and inviting atmosphere.

Multi-language Sermons: Sermons are delivered in both English and Yoruba, promoting inclusivity and understanding among a diverse audience.

New Community Center in Development: Actively fundraising and planning for a new multi-purpose center that will include classrooms, a banquet hall, offices, and a senior center, among other facilities.

Convenient Access: Provides easy parking options, which is particularly beneficial during peak times like Jummah.