The Eid Banquet is an annual celebration in the Fall that commemorates Abraham’s sacrifice during the Muslim holiday of Eid al-Adha and celebrates the diversity of the Yale community. To see photos of years past, please click here.
Halaqas (Study Circles) are offered weekly on Mondays at 8:00 pm in the Musalla. These Islamic study circles cover various topics including: applied theology (iman), Prophetic biography (sira), Islamic history (tarikh), practical jurisprudence (fiqh), and spiritual cultivation (ihsan).
Halaqas are...
The Ivy Muslims Conference (IMC) was conceptualized by Lisa Kinney-Bajwa and Omer Bajwa during their days at Cornell University. The idea was to bring together Muslim students to engage and discuss their intellectual and spiritual lives. Unfortunately, Cornell’s remote location proved...
Jummah (Friday) Prayers are conducted weekly on campus, throughout the academic year, in Dwight Chapel at 1:00 pm. Campus Jummah runs from late-August (Orientation) to late-May (Commencement). Khutbas (sermons) are given by a wide variety of people including students, faculty, guest Muslim...
Ramadan 2023
According to the Fiqh Council of North America (FCNA), the first day of fasting will be Thursday, March 23rd and Eid al-Fitr will be Friday, April 21st.
Here are the instructions for campus Iftars & Suhoors this year:
On-campus students who are enrolled in a meal plan are...
The “Umrah Fund” was established in 2012 with an extraordinary donation by Ahmed Khattak ’09. The purpose is to fundraise to sponsor and offer Yale Muslim undergraduates the extraordinary opportunity to participate in the ICNYU Umrah Trip. Yale’s own “Director for Muslim Life,” Imam Omer Bajwa,...
