Masjid Hazrat Abu Bakr Siddique is a prominent, beautiful, and clean Islamic center located in Flushing, Queens, New York. Established in 1986 by a community of Afghan, Turkistani, and Uzbek immigrants, it operates as a nonprofit organization serving the diverse local Muslim population. The mosque provides a serene and welcoming environment for daily prayers, community gatherings, and extensive educational programs for all ages, emphasizing the importance of collective worship, learning the Quran, and charitable activities.

Key Features

Comprehensive Religious Services: Offers five daily prayers, Jumuah (Friday) prayers with guest speakers, and two congregational Eid prayers.

Extensive Educational Programs: Provides weekday Quranic classes for children (ages 5+) . And a weekend Islamic school for youth (ages 5-18), along with daily Hadith and Tajweed sessions for adults.

Community Support and Events: Hosts special events during Ramadan, including community Iftars. And offers facilities for Islamic life events like Nikkah (marriage), Aqiqa, Walima, and Janazah (funeral) prayers.

Accessible Facilities: Features a spacious parking lot behind the building and a dedicated, wheelchair-accessible women's prayer area upstairs with a glass division.

Resource Availability: Maintains an e-library with translations of the Holy Quran in various languages.

Welcoming Environment: Highly praised in reviews for its peaceful atmosphere, cleanliness. And well-managed facilities, fostering a strong sense of unity among members.

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