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HOME -> United States -> Massachusetts -> Boston

Masjid Al-Hamdulillah
724 Shawmut Avenue, Boston, MA 02119 (Map it | Edit it | Add to favorites)

1 reviews
Rating: 1.0

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The basics

Denomination: Sunni (Traditional)
Demographics: Predominantly African-American
Prayers offered: All including jum'a
Language of Friday khutbah: English

Leadership

Imam: Abdullah Taalib Faaruuq
Director/President: Abdullah Taalib Faaruuq
Type of governance: Unelected board of directors
Women in leadership: Not allowed to serve

Facilities

Women's area: Separate prayer area
Children's area: None
Restrooms: Adequate restrooms
Parking: None
Transit access: None
Disabled access: None

Contact information

Phone: (617) 442-2805
Website: http://www.mosquepraiseallah.com
Email: mosquepraisallah@aol.com

Services offered

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This mosque has heavy black nationalist leanings. This mosque is one of the older mosques is Boston. Bigoted statements frequently find themselsves in the khutbah, and the polices are misogynist, the building is difficult to use. The mosque, does, howvere, foster a muber of social service efforts.

Submitted on 2005-06-14 by Nakia

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