Eid-ul-Fitar-2022

Fiqh Council of North America has determined that Eid ul Fitar will be celebrated on Monday, May 2nd

There will be two (2) Eid Prayers at CIMIC on Eid Day

7:30 AM and 10 AM 

Students are encouraged to attend the first prayer, while families are encouraged to attend the second prayer

You can also ‘Tune-In’ on CIMIC Social Media or Live broadcast page for the 10 AM Prayer streaming starting at 9:45 AM

If you haven’t paid your $12/person Zakat ul Fitar please do so via this link  and also donate to your Masjid here – Jazakallah Khair

Detailed announcement and guidelines are below – Appreciate your cooperation in keeping the community safe

There are also going to be children’s activities after the second Eid prayer at the Masjid, head over to the Eid Events page for more details


May, 2nd Eid ul Fitar Prayer Schedule

7:30 AM — First Eid Prayer

10:00 AM — Second Eid Prayer (Also On CIMIC Facebook and YouTube)


 

Details provided by the CIMIC Board for the community (Contact Br. Waleed Jasim if any questions)

Eid safety rules, it must be followed at all times.

Make woudu at home

Masks are require inside the Masjid. 

Bring change to give to the children 

Parking is for out of town & handicapped. 

The second prayer will have program for the children

Eid Al Fiter will be Monday, May 2nd. Please donate for children Eid gifts, & other Eid expenses. Contact Brs. Waqar 908-416-4035, or Waleed, or Tanweer 217-721-476.

Don’t forget to give money (change) to the children after the prayer.

 

Ramadan-2022

The Fiqh Council of North America, & ISNA, have announced that the first day of fasting will be on Saturday, April 2nd.

Tarwaeeh prayers will be held nightly at CIMIC based on Covid-19 Masjid guidelines, and will also be broadcasted live, see details on our worship page and CIMIV Live events page

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See detailed guidelines for Ramadan below, additionally visit our Ramadan -2022 dedicated page “Ramadan  2022” for in-person and virtual services, community support efforts during these testing times

  • Full Ramadan Prayer Schedule is here
  • Eid ul Fitr will be on Monday, May 2nd. In-person and Virtual Eid Prayer details based on guidance from CUPHD and Ibadat committee are going to be published on CIMIC Eid Page.
  • Zakat ul Fitr ($12/person) can be paid directly here, additionally please donate to the Annual Ramadan fundraiser for CIMIC
  • *Eid Prayer Details Announcement will be published here when available
Read and view a special message from Imam Ousmane Sawadogo for the community

Detailed guidelines and Information for Ramadan


* The above document can also be downloaded by clicking on this link

Please Follow all Masjid safety rules

 

Prayer Guidelines

<THIS Page is now obsolete, being kept for historic reference, please follow updated guidelines with the only requirement being to “Keep the Masks On”>


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Masjid Classes Timetable

Join and participate in various classes offered at CIMIC

Additional details are always available on the CIMIC Events Page

 

  • aḥīḥ al-Bukhārī: Exploring the 97 books of Bukhārī from the book of the beginning of revelation to the book of the oneness of God by reading two to three hadith after Fajr prayer

  • Uṣūl ul-Fiqh: An introduction to the Jurisprudence of Islamic Law: Understand the methodology and the historical context behind the process of Fiqh making

  • New Muslim Class: Weekly class and discussion with converts and new Muslims

  • Walk-in Quran Clinic: Check your memorization and recitation and correct your pronunciation.

  • Tazkiyyah: Reading the aḥādīth of Riyāḍ aṣ-Ṣāliḥīn (the Gardens of the Righteous) for purification of the heart

  • Al-Shama’il al-Muhammadiyyah: Visiting the life of Prophet Muhammad through the book of Al-Shama’il of Imam al-Tirmidhi

  • Fiqh al-Sīrah: Looking at the Sīrah from a Fiqh point

 

For more information: Please email imam@cimic.org

Eid-ul-Adha-2021

Eid ul Adha will be celebrated on Tuesday, July 20th, 2021

 

 

*First day of Eid Al Adha falls on the 10th day of Dhu Al Hijja / one day after Arafat Day

Tuesday, July 20th, will mark the first day of Eid Al Adha

There will be Three Eid Prayers at CIMIC as follows:

  • First Eid Prayer:  at 7:30am (Takberaat at 7:15am)
  • Second Eid Prayer:  at 9:00 am (Takberaat at 8:45 am)- Will be broadcasted live on social media
  • Third Eid Prayer:  at 10:30am (Takberaat at 10:15am)
  • For Eid Day Virtual Khutba broadcast @9am, please watch on our ‘Tune-In’ page or follow via CIMIC Social Media

Please follow all the Masjid Guidelines setup for Friday Prayers to keep everyone safe:


*There is also going to be an Eid Picnic on July 25th, see details here

 

July, 20th Eid ul Adha Day

  • First Eid PrayerSalat-ul-Eid at 7:30am (Takberaat at 7:15am)
  • Second Eid PrayerSalat-ul-Eid at 9:00am (Takberaat at 8:45am) also live on Social Media
  • Third Eid Prayer: Salat-ul-Eid at 10:30am (Takberaat at 10:15am)

 

Eid-ul-Fitar-2021

Fiqh Council of North America has determined that Eid ul Fitar will be celebrated on Thursday, May 13th

There will be three (3) Eid Prayers at CIMIC on Eid Day

7:30 AM, 10 AM and 11 AM

You can also ‘Tune-In’ on CIMIC Social Media or Live broadcast page for the 10 AM Prayer streaming starting 9:45 AM

If you haven’t paid your $12/person Zakat ul Fitar please do so via this link (Now Disabled as of 11:00am Eid Day) and also donate to your Masjid here – Jazakallah Khair

Detailed announcement and guidelines are below – Appreciate your cooperation in keeping the community safe

There is also going to be ice cream and a Drive Through Eid Gifts for Kids outside the Masjid starting at 10:00 am, head over to the Eid Events page for more details


May, 13th Eid ul Fitar Prayer Schedule

7:30 AM — First Eid Prayer (No Breakdfast boxes)

10:00 AM — Second Eid Prayer (Also On CIMIC Facebook and YouTube)

11:00 AM — Third Eid Prayer


 

Details provided by the CIMIC Board for the community (Contact Br. Waleed Jasim if any questions)

Eid safety rules, it must be followed at all times.

–    Stay home if you have any virus symptoms or tested positive.

–    Properly wear mask regardless if you had the vaccine or not.

–    Bring your own prayer rug.

–    Keep 6 ft. distance, no handshakes or hugs.

–    Make wudu at home (Wudu & bathrooms facilities are very limited).

–    Maximum inside masjid capacity is 110, please make sure the sisters have room to pray. Outside capacity is 110

Drive through (on Western Ave) children gifts is from 10:00 am – 12:00 noon

Ice-cream for children is from 10:00 am – 11:40 am (as long as it last)

Eid Al Fiter will be Thursday, May 13th. Please donate for children Eid gifts, & other Eid expenses. Contact Brs. Waqar 908-416-4035, or Waleed, or Tanweer 217-721-476. So far we received Zero $. Don’t forget to give money (change) to the children after the prayer.

 

Ramadan-2021

The Fiqh Council of North America, & ISNA, have announced that the first day of fasting will be on Tuesday, April 13th.

Tarwaeeh prayers will be held nightly at CIMIC based on Covid-19 Masjid guidelines, and will also be broadcasted live, see details on our worship page and CIMIV Live events page

.

See detailed guidelines for Ramadan below, additionally visit our Ramadan -2021 dedicated page “Ramadan under Covid-19 2021” for virtual services and community support efforts during these testing times

  • Full Ramadan Prayer Schedule is here
  • Eid ul Fitr will be on Thursday, May 13th. In-person and Virtual Eid Prayer details based on guidance from CUPHD and Ibadat committee are going to be published on CIMIC Eid Page.
  • *Eid Prayer Details Announcement will be published here when available
Read and view a special message from Imam Ousmane Sawadogo for the community

Detailed guidelines and Information for Ramadan


* The above document can also be downloaded by clicking on this link

Please Follow all Masjid safety rules

 

CIMIC Reopening Updates

*This page is now obsolete and is being kept available as a reference and historic reference. Updated announcements are always available on the CIMIC announcements page



Updated: January 29th, 2021

Alhamdulillah the daily congregational prayers resumed at CIMIC from  (1/23) Fajar time.

Friday prayers also resumed from 1/29.

* As soon as updated details are received by the CIMIC-IT Div from the board, we will share them with the community and post the details on this page in terms of guidelines.

Updates provided Jan. 29th:

Max no. is 100
Children ok
Masks are required to be worn properly
Distance 6 feet
Children ok to be next to father or mother
Prayer rugs are required
No socialization inside
No hand shaking
Wudu very limited
Please make wudu at home
Please remind each others to follow the rules 100%


Update 1/22 10:35pm -(We just received the following guidelines from the board and appreciate your cooperation)

The CIMIC board consulted with the Champaign Public Health official and decided the following:

 

1.      Prayers at CIMIC will resume starting on Saturday 1/23 for all 5 prayers.

 

2.      There will be 2 Friday prayers starting on Friday 1/29. The first prayer will be at 12:10pm and the second prayer will be at 1:10pm.

 

3.      The maximum number of people allowed inside the mosque for any prayer is 100 

 

4.      If you are feeling sick or have any COVID symptoms or have tested positive; please stay home to prevent the spread of infection.

5.      The following will be required while on the premises:

    1. Wearing a mask properly
    2. Bring your own prayer rug
    3. Social distancing – 6 feet
    4. No socializing
    5. Fill the signup sheets when entering the masjid.

 

6.      No activities other than praying shall be allowed in the mosque.

Everyone is requested to leave immediately after they finish praying.

 

7.      Strongly recommended to make wudu at home.

Thank you for your cooperation, may Allah bless you all

 



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Eid-ul-Adha-2020

Eid ul Adha will be celebrated on Friday July, 31st

 

Tuesday July, 21st is the 30th of Dhu Al Qaeda, and Wednesday, July 22, will mark the first of Dhu Al Hijja.

*First day of Eid Al Adha falls on the 10th day of Dhu Al Hijja / one day after Arafat Day

Friday, July 31, will mark the first day of Eid Al Adha

Due to ongoing restrictions on large gatherings, there are no congregational Eid prayers being scheduled by CIMIC

UPDATE: Details regarding Virtual ‘Eid Prayer Event’ along with Takbeerat and Eid Khutba, with an opportunity to pray Eid at home with your families, are now available on our Events page

*There is also going to be a Drive Through Eid Treats for Kids outside the Masjid at 11:00am

 

*For Eid Day Virtaul Khutba broadcast, please watch on our ‘Tune-In’ page or follow via CIMIC Social Media

*As the Eid happens to be on a Friday, there will only be one Friday Jumma Prayers @ 1:05 pm

 

July, 31st Eid ul Adha Day

9:50 AM — Takbeerat

10:00 AM — Break for Eid Prayers at home

10:05 AM — Virtual Khutba by Imam Ousmane

 

CIMIC Statement

We at the Central Illinois Mosque & Islamic Center (CIMIC) issue this statement of solidarity and action as a response to the loss of life and other indignities suffered by Black communities nationwide. The on-going incidents of police brutality committed by those sworn to uphold the law are inhumane and inexcusable. The murder of George Floyd by a Minneapolis police officer while his colleagues were indifferently watching is unacceptable. As a community, we cannot tolerate behavior that fails to recognize the inherent worth and dignity of every human soul.

There is an opportunity for reflection and improvement in this moment of crisis. As Muslims, we know from the teachings of Prophet Muhammad that the virtue of a person is in their piety and God-consciousness, reflected by their actions, and not in the color of their skin. In the Qur’an, God further implores us, “O you who believe! Be steadfast maintainers of justice, witnesses for God, though it be against yourselves, or your parents and kinsfolk. Whether the person is rich or poor, God can best take care of both. Refrain from following your own desire, so that you may act justly- if you ignore or distort justice, God is fully aware of what you do (Quran 4:135). It is our duty to stand with and assist those who are treated unjustly and oppressed.

As a nation, we can do better. It is time to firmly commit to taking a stand against systemic racism. As a part of our commitment to justice, we will work with local organizations and communities of faith to ensure that racism is not tolerated in our community.