Activites
Interactive Islamic sessions for all ages, sports activities, Ramadan traditions, educational circles, and charitable initiatives fostering community spirit.
What's happening in The Isle of Man Islamic Centre?
HALAQAH - DAILY ISLAMIC
LEARNING CIRCLE
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The relentless pursuit of Islamic knowledge and the ongoing revitalization of faith stand as crucial pillars of our community. In response, the mosque conducts daily brief lessons encompassing diverse topics like the Names of Allah, Tafsir lessons, Hadiths, and narratives of the Sahaba and Tabiyeen, drawing inspiration from the heroes of Islam. These sessions follow our main Isha prayer congregation, fostering an inclusive environment for children and ladies to actively participate in the mosque's activities.
WEEKLY TAZKIYA HALQA EVERY SATURDAY NIGHT
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Tazkiya, the purification of the soul, is a task emphasized by Prophet Muhammad (SAW). Souls are cleansed through constant reminders from the Quran, Hadith, and remembring life after death. Every Saturday, around the Isha prayer, interactive sessions covering diverse topics are organized. To immerse in the spirit of Tazkiya, the session begins with serving tea and creating a comfortable atmosphere. Following a brief introduction to the day's topic, the session opens for everyone to share their spiritual understanding and reflections.
WEEKLY SUNDAY MORNING KIDS ISLAMIC LEARNING SESSION
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Interactive learning in a playful manner is implemented for our next generation, emphasizing the fundamentals of Islam, including the five pillars, Taharah (purification), and Wudu (ablution). The main themes of these weekly sessions include how to perform Salah and stories of prophets. Parents are encouraged to attend the sessions with their kids, ensuring continuity of learning at home. The sessions also feature painting, drawing, writing, and presentation contests to make the learning experience engaging and creative.
WEEKLY SUNDAY AFTERNOON KIDS SPORTS CENTER 21
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Ensuring a nurturing space for children's physical well-being is paramount. Our rented sports hall, available every Sunday, facilitates year-round engagement in basketball, badminton, and soccer from 12 pm for two hours. Center 21 doubles as a venue for fundraising endeavors and a variety of social and cultural activities. This initiative not only promotes an active lifestyle but also fosters community involvement, supporting a holistic approach to wellness for all participants involved.
RAMADAN AND TRAWEEH
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Muslims eagerly await Ramadan, a spiritually enriching month. The mosque buzzes with Quran recitations, bustling with congregations for attending Taraweeh prayers. Before Taraweeh, concise Quranic chapter summaries enhance the experience. Weekends feature communal iftars, a longstanding tradition of the Isle of Man Muslim Community. Following Prophet Muhammad's (SAW) Sunnah, spiritual retreat called Aitikaf are encouraged in the mosque, especially during the last ten days, for which our new mosque offers dedicated arrangements.
LADIES LEARNING CIRCLE
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The relentless pursuit of Islamic knowledge and the ongoing revitalization of faith stand as crucial pillars of our community. In response, the ladies conduct brief lessons encompassing diverse topics like the Names of Allah, Tafsir lessons, Hadiths, and narratives of the Sahaba and Tabiyeen, drawing inspiration from the heroes of Islam. These sessions are arranged on weekends, fostering an inclusive environment for ladies to actively participate in the mosque's activities.
COMMUNITY GET TOGETHER AND SOCIAL ACTIVITIES
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Intermittently, our community organizes welcome and farewell gatherings for the new arrivals and the one's who leave us for good. Furthermore, diverse social events cater to children, men, and sisters, fostering moments of celebration and strengthening community ties. These initiatives aim to cultivate a sense of togetherness and joy. Through these gatherings, we create cherished memories and lasting connections, enriching the tapestry of our vibrant community life.
FOOD STALL FOR
GUEST OF ALLAH
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Families are urged to contribute additional food to the masjid for those requiring support. This food is discretely deposited in the "Guests of Allah" stall within the masjid kitchen, symbolizing discreet charity where both the giver and receiver remain anonymous, carrying substantial spiritual merit. This noble act of hidden generosity underscores the ethos of compassion and selflessness, fostering a sense of unity and empathy within our community while bestowing invaluable blessings upon all involved.