Masjid Manhattan - New York, NY

Established in 1970, Masjid Manhattan is a prominent non-profit organization located in Lower Manhattan, just a few blocks from Wall Street and the World Trade Center site. Renowned as "The Castle of Da'wah," it has become one of New York City's most visite. And famous mosques, known for its extensive outreach programs that have guided many non-Muslims to Islam. The masjid is praised for its serene, clean, and welcoming environment, offering a peaceful retreat from the city's fast pace. It fosters a diverse and close-knit community with a strong emphasis on a comprehensive Islamic way of life based on the Quran and Sunnah.

Key Features

Prime Location: Strategically situated in the Financial District of Lower Manhattan, near major landmarks and public transportation.

Accessibility: The multi-story building is accessible via both stairs and an elevator, and includes wheelchair-accessible restrooms.

Inclusive Prayer Spaces: Features separate, spacious, and clean prayer areas for both men and women.

Community & Diversity: Known for its diverse congregation from many nationalities and backgrounds, creating a welcoming and inclusive atmosphere.

Educational & Outreach Programs: Beyond daily and Friday prayers (Jummah), the masjid is a key center for Da'wah (invitation to Islam), hosting weekly lectures by Sheikh Mostafa and providing multimedia resources.

Clean Facilities: Frequently noted by visitors for its well-maintained and very clean restrooms and wudu (ablution) facilities.

Community Support: Actively involved in community support, including interfaith events, Islamic consultations, and providing Iftar during Ramadan (some services may be subject to current restrictions).

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