Established in 2012 in a former Jewish community center, Masjid Bilal is Farmingdale’s first mosque and occupies a spacious 21,000 square-foot facility on 1.65 acres. It is designed to be a welcoming and inclusive space for all, featuring a clean, modern layout with meticulously maintained facilities. Beyond daily prayers, it functions as a comprehensive educational center, dedicated to spreading the message of peace and fostering togetherness within the diverse fabric of New York.

Key Features

Educational Excellence: Hosts a full-time Hifz program (Quran memorization) and an after-school Maktab for children's Islamic education.

Accessible Facilities: The entire venue—including prayer areas, restrooms, and wudu stations—is wheelchair-accessible.

Dedicated Space for Women: Features a separate, comfortable prayer hall and dedicated wudhu facilities for sisters.

Community Services: Provides essential social services including Nikah (marriage) ceremonies, Zakah application assistance, and funeral support.

Ample Parking: Includes a large on-site parking lot to accommodate worshippers during peak times like Jumu'ah.

Double Jumu'ah Prayers: Offers two Friday prayer sessions (typically at 1:15 PM and 2:00 PM) for maximum convenience.