Established in 1986 by a diverse community of Pakistani, Afghan, and Uzbek immigrants, Masjid Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique is a cornerstone of the Flushing, Queens, community. Known for its clean, upscale environment and peaceful atmosphere, the mosque serves as a vital hub for spiritual reflection and collective worship. It is dedicated to providing high-quality religious education and fostering a deep sense of belonging through community-focused events and services.

Key Features

Inclusive Prayer Spaces: Features a dedicated second-floor prayer hall for women, complete with a glass division for visibility.

Rich Educational Programs: Offers comprehensive Tajweed, Hadith, and Tafseer classes for adults, plus specialized weekend and weekday Quranic schools for children.

Communal Refreshments: Renowned for providing complimentary snacks, sweets, and fresh water to attendees following Jummah prayers.

Multilingual Sermons: Delivers insightful sermons and educational sessions in multiple languages, including English, Arabic, Dari/Farsi, and Urdu.

Full Funeral Services: Partners with local Islamic funeral homes to provide complete burial services, including transport, washing (Ghusal), and Janaza prayers.

Convenient Amenities: Includes wheelchair-accessible entrances, a private parking lot, and well-maintained restroom/wudu facilities.