The Muslim Association of Newfoundland and Labrador (MANAL) is extending heartfelt condolences to all Indigenous Peoples across Canada and is grieving together with them after the recent finding of unmarked mass graves of children on the grounds of former residential schools. 

While we pray for the innocent souls who experienced these atrocities, we also stand in solidarity with our Indigenous brothers and sisters for a just and anti-racist system where the dignity and rights of our past, present and future generations are respected and protected.

MANAL Executive Committee

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Assalamu Alaikum.

In the wake of the tragic killing of a Muslim family in London, Ontario on June 6, a group of local community friends and allies reached out to MANAL to co-organize a solidarity event at Masjid Al Noor.

Accordingly, this Friday (June 18), between 11:30 am and 12:30 pm, there will be a physically-distanced outdoor program at our mosque parking lot.

The objective of the event is to provide a safe and respectful forum to honor the memories of the victims and to ask politicians for action against Islamophobia.

We encourage you to join us at 11:30 am tomorrow. When coming to the mosque, please remember to bring your own face mask. If you are driving, please park off Logy Bay Road or at the space by the NTV station. Also, please remember to keep physical distancing throughout the event.

The Jumah prayers will be held as scheduled. But only those who are preregistered via MANAL website will be admitted to the mosque.

If you have any questions, please e-mail us at manal@manal.ca

Jazakumullahu Khairan

MANAL Executive Committee

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahu Wa Barakatuhu.

We are shocked and devastated with the recent news of an horrific attack against a Muslim family in London Ontario which cruelly took the lives of a grandmother, a mother, a father and a daughter, leaving a young son with serious injuries.

It is deeply concerning to see that Islamophobic violence continues to take lives and traumatize our Muslim communities across Canada. While we share the pain of the family and London Muslim community who lost their beloved relatives, friends and neighbors, we stand together with them in their demand for justice. We also urge all fellow Canadians and politicians to work together with us against this increasingly alarming problem with due seriousness and commitment.

May Allah swt give strength to the relatives of the victims and the entire London Muslim community during these extremely difficult times. Our prayers are also for the well being of our young brother who lost his family and suffered severe injuries during this horrific attack.

We advise our own Muslim community of NL to be patient and vigilant and reassure you that your safety and well being is our top priority.

Jazakumullahu Khairan,

MANAL Executive Committee

Dear Brothers and Sisters,

Assalamu Alaikum.

As of Saturday, May 15th, insha'Allah, Masjid Al Noor mosque will also be open for Maghrib prayers in addition to Fajr and Isha.

If you fulfill health, age and travel history related eligibility criteria, you are welcome to attend. ONLY FOR DAILY PRAYERS, the new age criteria for attending will be 10+ years old, provided that accompanying parents assume full responsibility of compliance with Covid protocols.

Please kindly remember to:

• have wudu at home
• arrive at the mosque few minutes before MANAL website announced iqamah times
• bring your own face mask and prayer mat
• keep physical distancing at all times
• sanitize your hands as your enter and exit the mosque
• write down your name and phone number at the main lobby registration list
• leave the premises as soon as the prayer is over

Jazakumullahu Khairan,

MANAL Executive Committee