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Alhamdulillah, with the blessings from Allah (swt) and through the continuous support of our community and passionate sponsors and leadership we were able to successfully complete NICC’s 10th Annual Ramadan Community Competition of Central Ohio on Saturday, June 27, 20154
The event was a huge success as we surpassed a 300 mark participation point this year. The selflessness and dedication of our event judges and volunteer support that made the delivery of this value added possibility, Alhamdulillah
NICC's Outreach Department hosted the Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (IACO)'s 23rd Annual Leadership Banquet at NICC on Sunday, August 23, 2015. The event was sponsored in collaboration with Ohio Power and Light, the theme for this year's event was "Environment". The event was attended by almost 200 guest from the Interfaith Community of Central Ohio, marking it as one ofthe highest annual attendance for IACO's Annual Event.
On October 27th, 2015. new bridges were built between the muslim community of Central Ohio and the state government through invigorating discussion. As various community leaders introduced themselves and their faith-based organizations, United States Senator Sherrod Brown’s staff members John Ryan, Joe Gilligan and Hafsa Khan insightfully saw the impact our community has made. A wide spectrum of concerns were discussed as well, ranging from youth and education, to even immigration policy. Overall, by giving the community an opportunity to speak, this round-table discussion sparked a very vital and revered relationship with the state government.”
The NICC Outreach team in collaboration with the Community Relations Committee (CRC) of Mayor Andrew Ginther, hosted the German delegation at NICC on Saturday April 23, 2016. The visit was also accompanied by Muslim community leaders from Dayton and Toledo areas. The delegation had the opportunity to meet many community leaders from Central-Ohio, including Diversity coordinators from Hilliard School District and Somali Community Center.
Here, at the Noor Islamic Cultural Center they had the opportunity to discuss highly successful efforts to integrate refugees and the positive impact those efforts have had on the community, including the creation of nearly 8,000 jobs supported by refugee-owned businesses.
Together with Cultural Vistas and Heinrich-Böll-Stiftung, a total of 24 professionals from Germany were part of this delegation visiting USA to learn firsthand how some US communities are welcoming refugees and to take that knowledge back to their own communities, which are facing challenges with an unexpected influx of migrants. Participants have traveled to Atlanta, GA; Clarkston, GA; Boise, ID; St. Louis, MO; and Columbus, OH to visit local government leaders and nonprofit organizations and talk with immigrants and refugees.
The NICC leadership is thankful to the CRC team and German delegation for this opportunity to dialogue. We are hopeful that through such collaborations and joint efforts we all can develop trans-Atlantic synergies in addition to developing local partnerships to work in finding amenable programs that will support influx of migrants.
On Wednesday, May 11th, NICC hosted the Annual Teacher Appreciation Night to acknowledge and appreciate the handwork and time teachers invest in helping our youth flourish. Along with expressing gratitude, NICC was able positively raise awareness about Islam and our fundamental values to over 80 teachers and administrators. From the superintendent to kindergarten teachers, all of the attendees felt honored and left with a deeper understanding of Islam.
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On Saturday, May 21st, 2016, the Noor Academy Sunday School (NASS) hosted a Field Day that was attended by over 400 students and their families. We would like to thank Saturday School, Kids Club, and all of the staff, volunteers, and administrators who made this event a successful and memorable one for all. Jazakallahu Khairun to all families who came and supported this event!
Noor's First Formal EID Dinner
September 12th, 2006 - 6:00pm to 10:00pm
Makoy Center, 5462 Center St. Hilliard
Featuring Jeremy McLellan, Comedian and Activist
NICC Taekwondo participated at the UALC 2016 Taekwondo tournament. Our students performed their best and won trophies and medals.
Bilal Uddin Black belt one
Participated -
Sparring -gold medal 1st place
Board breaking -gold medal 1st place
Creative form -silver medal 2nd place
Black belt form-silver medal 2nd place
Ishaq Uddin -Brown belt 1
Sparring -trophy
Board breaking -trophy
Form -trophy
Samiya Salman -belt level Red 2
Board breaking -Gold medal 1st place
Sparing -gold medal 1st p
Form -silver 2nd
Creative form -gold 1st
Omer adhami -brown 1
Board breaking -trophy
Sparring -bronze medal
Ali adhami-brown 1
Board breaking -silver 2nd
Sparing -silver 2nd
Aiza -White belt
Forms - gold medal
Board breaking - gold medal
Zahra -brown one
Forms - bronze medal
Sparring - trophy
Board breaking - gold medal
Anushka -green belt
Sparring -silver
Board breaking -gold
Form -silver
Sanjeev -green belt
Sparring -silver
Board breaking -silver
Form -silver
Alishbah Sulaiman -brown belt 1
Board breaking -silver
Sparing -silver
Form -trophy
Sauleh Shams-orange belt
Form -bronze
Board Breaking -trophy
Zeba shams -orange
Form -Bronz
Board breaking -silver
On Monday, October 24th, the Columbus City Council (Michael Stinziano, Elizabeth Brown, Mitchell Brown, Granville Hardin, Jaiza Paige, Eileen Paley and President Zack Klein) passed a resolution condemning religious intolerance and the rise of Islamophobia.
This resolution firmly declared that the City of Columbus supports the Muslim community, and that Columbus is a city that welcomes all. To show sincere appreciation for this resolution, more than 200 Muslim community members and leaders from all over Central Ohio attended the meeting, and made a profound impact. At a time when sentiments of hate and discrimination are prevalent in society, the Columbus City’s Government and the community, together, proved that America is truly a land of freedom for all.
Statement from Councilmember Michael Stinziano:
Today, Columbus City Council took a stand against hate and passed a resolution to condemn religious intolerance and the rise of Islamophobia, and declare support for the Muslim community in the City of Columbus.
Columbus is home to thousands of Muslims who's faith inspires them to give back every day to contribute to our City as United States military personnel, police officers, doctors, nurses, caregivers, business owners (small and large!), teachers, and many other roles integral to our success of Columbus.
Elected officials, faith community leaders, residents and activists stood together in solidarity and in support of all residents and pledged to advance equity and value diversity in the City of Columbus and confront all forms of religious bigotry and intolerance.
I am very appreciative of the support of council and the community to pass this resolution. Diversity and inclusion make Columbus a stronger, more vibrant cityColumbus is home to thousands of Muslims who's faith inspires them to give back every day to contribute to our City as United States military personnel, police officers, doctors, nurses, caregivers, business owners (small and large!), teachers, and many other roles integral to our success of Columbus.t for the Muslim community in the City of Columbus.t for the Muslim community in the City of Columbus.
On behalf of the Muslim community of Central Ohio, our cordial thanks to the leadership of City Council of Columbus, CAIR, Jewish Voice for Peace, our Outreach and Interfaith partners: Safe Alliance of Interfaith Leaders (SAIL), Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (IACO), Turkish American Society (TASO), YMCA, Federation India Association (FIA), Asian American Commerce Group (AACG) and members and leaders of many churches, synagogues, temples and who stood in solidarity with the Muslim community during the adaption of this historic resolution at the Columbus City Hall.
There was also a round table with interfaith leaders of central Ohio on the topic of ‘Islamophobia’ prior to the council meeting in which the resolution was adapted. The round table was attended by the flowing members of Council and Community.
· Councilmember - Michael Stinziano (Moderator), Elizabeth C. Brown, Mitchell J. Brown, Shannon G. Hardin
· Staff Attorney Council on American-Islamic Relations - Romin Iqbal
· Noor Islamic and Cultural Center - Imran Malik
· My Project USA - Zerqa Abid -
· Jewish Voice for Peace - Connie Hammond
· President of Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (Christian Faith Tradition) - Phil Washburn
· Secretary of Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (Unitarian Universalist Faith Tradition) - Karen Dawson
· Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (Buddhist Faith Tradition) - Ernestine Jackson
· Interfaith Association of Central Ohio (Islamic Faith Tradition) - Nimet Alpay
Iqama Timing
| Adhan | Salat | |
|---|---|---|
| Fajr | 6:05 | 6:25 |
| Dhuhr | 1:26 | 2:00 |
| Asr | 4:52 | 5:15 |
| Maghrib | 7:33 | 7:38 |
| Isha | 8:46 | 9:00 |
Jumma (Friday) Prayers
| Khutbah | Salah |
|---|---|
| 12:15 | 12:45 |
| 1:15 | 1:45 |
| 2:15 (Arabic) | 2:45 |
| 3:00 (Youth) | 3:30 |
| No Youth khutbah during school breaks | |
IQAMA SCHEDULE - 2019
Wisdom
of the day
Narrated Abu Huraira (radi Allahu anhu):
I heard Allah's Apostle (sal Allahu alaihi wa sallam) saying. 'Allah divided Mercy into one-hundred parts and kept ninety-nine parts of it with Him and sent down one part on earth. And because of that, its one single part, His creations are Merciful to each other, so much so that an animal lifts its hoof away from its young lest it should hurt it.
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