Islamic Center of East Brunswick
402 New Brunswick Avenue, East Brunswick, NJ
Islamic Center of East Brunswick, also known as Iqra Community Services, is working towards the welfare and harmony of Islamic and other communities of East Brunswick, Milltown, Spotswood and other nearby neighborhoods. We also maintain a musallah for the convenience of the Muslim community. Following services are regularly held: Daily five prayers, Jummah Prayer, Monthly Dars, Weekend Islamic School (Saturday), and Quran Translation Class for Sisters. For Jummah prayers, We ask for your cooperation in making this a smooth and successful experience and encourage you to be cooperative during parking. Jummah prayers timing: 1:00 pm: Khutbah/Bayaan, 1:30 pm: Iqamah.
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402 New Brunswick Avenue, East Brunswick, NJ
Muhammad Masroor
Iqra Community Services known as s ICEB provides the best facility to local residents of East Brunswick to offer prayers 5 times in a day along with 2 Jumma prayers, one at 1:30pm and second at 3:00pm specifically facilitated for High school students.
Asim Aslam
I was in the area and looking for a place for a place to pray Asr. I found the masjid on the address listed on this site. It is next to small church. There is a sign outside of a church name and Iqra center below. There is no sign on the building though. I went there and the door was locked. There were no jammat timings on the door, maybe they had already prayed and left or jammat was little later. So I prayed outside the door since i didn't need to make a wudhu. There was a small window on the entrance door and I saw a nice and clean masjid inside.
Shahbaz Zubairi
Mussalah exists at this address. Mostly four out of five daily salad are performed every day. Dhuhar is performed on weekends, holidays and sometimes when 2+ brothers are available. There is NO formal Jummah prayers are organized as of today.
Aasma Khandekar
Doesn't exist at this location. We were driving through and looking for a place to pray Juma and there's nothing there. Travelers look elsewhere...