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ICNYU CLASSES & EVENTS
Join us every week at the ICNYU for our free classes and events.
IC BUILDING HOURS THIS WEEK
MONDAY - FRIDAY | 8 AM - 11 PM
SATURDAY & SUNDAY | 12 PM - 10 PM
NOTE: Per NYU policy, all non-NYU guests must submit our Building Access Form prior to arrival in order to attend any IC events.
Visitors must present a physical, government-issued photo ID. Digital copies or photos will not be accepted. Also, the name on your ID must match the name that you put on the form. If these conditions are not met, you will not be allowed entry. No exceptions.
THIS WEEK’S CLASSES & EVENTS
APRIL 22 - APRIL 28
MONDAY
Imam Nawawi’s 40 Hadiths for Modern Times | Imam Khalid Latif
6:30 pm EDT| IC Prayer Room | 238 Thompson Street, 4th Fl., NYC
Take a deep dive with Imam Khalid into Imam Nawawi's 40 Hadiths and its application in modern times. This foundational text is well-respected across ideological lines and legal schools and serves as an invaluable guide for Muslims in all aspects of our lives.
TUESDAY
Qur’an Studies | Dr. Ali Mermer
6 PM EDT | IC Prayer Room | 238 Thompson St., 4th FL., NYC
Join Dr. Ali Mermer every Tuesday as he explores the timeless wisdom and profound guidance contained within the wondrous stories in the Holy Qur'an. Dr. Mermer delves deep into God's Word, and encourages us to reflect, ask questions, and challenge any doubts about the existence of God.
OUR OWN SPACE
Help the ICNYU community & Imam Khalid Latif build their new Islamic center in Manhattan!
WEDNESDAY
Awaken & Transform: A Psychological & Spiritual Wellness Series | Dr. Marwa Assar
5:50 PM EDT | IC Prayer Room | 238 Thompson St., 4th FL., NYC
In this series, Dr. Marwa harmonizes authentic Islamic traditions with modern Western psychological concepts to help us identify the psychological barriers that prevent us from experiencing holistic transformation, true contentment, and closeness to Allah ﷻ.
WEDNESDAY
Fiqhology
Session 7: Source of Islamic Law
Dr. Sheikh Faiyaz Jaffer
6 :30 pm | GCASL, 4th Fl., Room 475
WEDNESDAY
Seerah Studies, Part 1: The Meccan Years | Imam Khalid Latif
7 PM EDT | IC Prayer Room | 238 Thompson St., 4th FL., NYC
Join Imam Khalid Latif every Wednesday for this two-part series on the extraordinary life of Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). We’ll draw valuable lessons from the seerah and learn how our understanding of God, His Attributes, and Islamic law evolved from revelations and from the day-to-day experiences of the early Muslim community.
THURSDAY
Shi’a Muslim Meet-Up
+ Potluck Dinner
6:30 pm | Kimmel Center
4th Fl., Rms 405 / 406
“O humanity! Indeed, We created you from a male and a female, and made you into peoples and tribes so that you may ˹get to˺ know one another. Surely the most noble of you in the sight of God is the most righteous among you. God is truly All-Knowing, All-Aware.”
The Holy Qur’an 49:13
FRIDAY
Jumu’ah Prayer | Imam Khalid Latif
1:15 PM EDT | GCASL Grand Hall | 238 Thompson St., 4th FL., NYC
Join Imam Khalid Latif for another inspiring and heartfelt khutbah. Come and spend this special day with us. All are welcome!
NOTE: All non-NYU guests must submit Building Access Form to attend.
FRIDAY
Women’s Circle: Akhirah Mindset | the Female Companions of the Prophet (ﷺ) | Yousra and Re
3:30 PM EDT | IC Prayer Room | 238 Thompson St., 4th FL., NYC
Join us every Friday as we learn more about the female companions of the Prophet (ﷺ), who shaped much of our religion’s history with their faith, warmth, creativity, leadership, and diversity: Khadijah, Um Habiba, Sumaiyah, and so many more (may Allah be pleased with them all).
No prior knowledge needed; open to students and community members of all ages.
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