Things We Are Doing
The Islamic Association of Southern Connecticut (IASC) is non-profit, religious and educational organization that is incorporated in the state of Connecticut since Feb, 2011.
The aims and purposes of the Organization are to provide Islamic teaching and worship services to its members in accordance with the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of Connecticut and as an exempt organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding section of any future federal tax law.
Five Daily Salat
Five Daily SalatMasjid Al-Rawdah hosts the five daily prayers (Fajr, Zuhr, Asr, Magrib, and Isha) along with Jumu'ah prayer, o...
Islamic School for Children
Islamic School for ChildrenOur Islamic School provides young learners with a structured foundation in Islamic teachings, character, and c...
Quran & Hadeeth Classes
Quran & Hadeeth ClassesWe offer dedicated classes in Quran recitation, memorization, and the study of Hadith for students of all ages...
Counselling
CounsellingConfidential counselling is available to community members seeking guidance on personal, family, or religious ...
Matrimonial Service
Matrimonial ServiceMasjid Al-Rawdah supports community members seeking marriage within an Islamic framework, helping facilitate i...
Janazah Service
Janazah ServiceWe provide funeral (Janazah) services and guidance for families during times of loss, including prayer arrange...
Mission Statement
The Islamic Association of Southern Connecticut is non-profit, religious and educational organization that is incorporated in the state of Connecticut since Feb, 2011.
The aims and purposes of the Organization are to provide Islamic teaching and worship services to its members in accordance with the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of Connecticut and as an exempt organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding section of any future federal tax law.
- Objectives
Objectives
- Provide Islamic teachings and worship services to its members.
- Strengthen fraternal bonds and brotherly relations among Muslims.
- Promote friendly relations with people of other faith and present Islam to them.
- Cultivate cooperation with existing Muslim organizations and communities.
Pillars of Islam
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Shahadah
(Faith) -
Salah
(Prayer) -
Sawm
(Fasting) -
Zakat
(Almsgiving) -
Hajj
(Pilgrimage)