Muslim Youth Center in Brooklyn, NY - Salatomatic - your guide to mosques & Islamic schools

With it's variety of many recreational activities, the center attracts the Muslim youth, our next generation. However, the most important thing is never forgotten: the purity and perfection that Islam truly is. Islamic study groups for both brothers and sisters happen weekly, and qur'an classes for children occur daily. we also offer a gym for working out with different schedules to accomidate both brothers and sisters. The B64 bus will drop you off right in front of the masjid. Take the R line to 86th St./4th Avenue in Bay Ridge to pick up the bus. You can also walk to the masjid from the D/M line at 20th Avenue. Added on November 28, 2005 and last updated 3 years ago

QUICK FACTS

	(718) 232-5905

	All prayers including formal jumaa

	Predominantly Arab

	Room for 150 worshippers

	English services

	Separate prayer area for women

	Clean restrooms

	Parking available

	Mass transit nearby

	Child-friendly premises

	Wheelchair accessible

GOVERNANCE

	Imam: Mohammad Almathil

	Director: Mohammad Almathil

	Run by elected board of directors

	Women allowed to serve

LOCAL PRAYER TIMES

FAJR	SNRS	DHUR	ASR	MAGH	ISHA
05:31 (EST)	06:50 (EST)	11:42 (EST)	14:15 (EST)	16:34 (EST)	17:53 (EST)

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ScottJ
New York, NY

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★★★★★ Very nice, clean space. You have to understand it's a space for youth, so you're going to see a lot of them here. Previous comments about being only Arabic are no longer accurate - everything is in English here. Posted on September 11, 2013

Maryam244
New York, NY

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★★★★★ This is my favorite masjid to go to during Ramadan for Tarawih. Even though we live in Staten Island we go to Brooklyn for this masjid. They tore down the kids gym (Alhamdulillah!) and turned it into another prayer area. During regular everyday prayers everyone prays there. During Ramadan, the women pray there, the men pray on the third floor, and the basement (which was beautifully renovated) is for the women with kids under two. Kids ages 3-5 go to the little kids babysitting area and kids 5-10 go to the big kids babysitting area (both closed off rooms.) I just wish they had more activities for the kids there and didn't feed them DONUTS at 11 p.m.!! They also have a teen/young adult program there during Ramadan, I don't know much about that anymore since I stopped going a few years ago (because I had a kid so I stopped considering myself a young adult.) :) They have Girl Scouts and Boy Scouts too. Posted on September 4, 2013


Brooklyn, NY

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★★★★☆ The playground indoor climbing thing is all riped up and children climb on it in dangerous areas. They just renuvated the basement and added a nice bathroom for the sisters, though it still needs work, it is better than before. This mosque is really coming together. :) Posted on January 20, 2009

umsami
Albany, NY

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★★★★☆ First off, there is a major children's area at the Youth Center. They have this giant indoor climbing thing (think MacDonald's playground). There is also a nice playground (NYC run) right next to the youth center. The 2nd floor has a pretty nice gym (better than expected), and they have a very balanced schedule of sister's and brother's hours. Iftar is held nightly during Ramadan. Karate classes are offered for boys and girls. Center also has daycare for kids who are at least 3 and potty trained. Biggest negative for me is that it's Arabic/Egyptian focused... as a non-Arabic speaking person (although married to an Egyptian), I feel like a 2nd class center. Wish they had a diaper-changing area and better Sister's restroom. Only one sink for all of the Sisters to make wudu with. Yikes! No area for Sisters who are nursing either. Posted on January 28, 2006