ADDRESS:
48 Golden Gate Ave,
San Francisco, CA, 94102
Phone: 415-292-9709
Fax:415-292-5209
Ramadan 2010
Alsabeel Masjid Noor Al Islam providing the following services to its community:
- FREE Daily Iftar for its community during Ramadan
- Daily Taraweeh with prominent International scholars leading the prayers
- Daily Halaqahs/reminders after each prayer
- Tahajud Prayer start 3AM
- Itikaf begin last 10 days of Ramadan
Open House - Ramadan 2010
Alsabeel Masjid Noor Al Islam is hosting daily Iftar (breaking-fast), during the holy month of Ramadan, amongst other community activities.Three visiting Illuminated Muslim scholars from different countries will provide valuable lectures and recitation.
We are pleased to invite you to join us for Iftar dinner on Saturday September 4, 2010 at 6PMLooking forward to see you there, and let us build a more active and stronger community together.
Al Sabeel Masjid Noor Al Islam Welcomes You
Al Sabeel Masjid Noor Al Islam invites Muslims and Non Muslims, people of all different religious and cultural backgrounds to visit us. The meaning of the Arabic word Al Sabeel is the "Path to the light" of Islam.
We are inspired by the teachings of the Qur'an to create a faith-based community dedicated to peace, justice, and compassion. We provide religious and social services to a large and diverse Muslim community in the Bay Area. Located in San Francisco, we are able to work with other Muslim and Non Muslim communities dedicated to peace and justice in the Bay Area.
If you live in San Francisco Bay Area and you are interested to visit our Masjid, view one of the daily prayer services, attend one of our events, have a project or paper about Islam and Muslims, or just to converse with the many members of the Masjid and the Imam, please request a Masjid Visit. We will contact you as soon as possible.
We invite you to browse through our website and if you have a question, comment, or suggestion, please contact us, and we will be glad to reply back to you.
The Relationship Between Muslims and Non-Muslims- Part Three
This article is part three of a long reseach by Sheikh Safwat Morsy. A new part is published every week.
3- A third aspect needed to establish apositive relationship between Muslims and others is a generalized view of thenature of such a connection/coexistence. The coexistence sought here – be it inthe U.S.A.or the West at large – is one that encompasses all aspects of life. Thecoexistence needed is one that deals with the social, political, intellectual,economical, and educational fronts and aspects of life. We can clearly see thisas the Quran and Prophetic Sunnah have both laid a foundation for each type of connection and coexistence.
