Children

The goal of Children’s Committee is to support the spiritual, moral, and emotional development of children within the masjid environment. This committee is dedicated to creating welcoming, engaging, and meaningful experiences that help foster a lifelong love for Islam and a strong attachment to the masjid.

Our vision is to nurture young hearts through programs that teach Islamic values, stories of the Prophets and companions, acts of worship, and good character in a fun, accessible, and age-appropriate manner. The committee also aims to provide a safe space where children can form positive friendships, grow in their identity as young Muslims, and feel a sense of belonging in their masjid.

Mission: To bring programs of interest for kids that will tie their hearts to the masjid. These programs aim to teach kids about Islamic values, history, and practices in an engaging and age-appropriate manner. These programs help children develop a strong understanding of their faith, learn Islamic morals and ethics, and foster a positive connection with their religion.

Upcoming Events

Camp Akhlaq - Building Character Through Faith
🌟UNDER THE STARS with Shaykh Ismail 🌟

Camp Akhlaq is an inspiring evening retreat for children ages 8–12, focused on building strong adab and akhlaq through engaging activities, team challenges, reflections, and spiritual reminders with Shaykh Ismail. Children will grow in confidence, responsibility, and good character while strengthening their faith in a fun and supportive environment.

Parents are invited to join at 10:00 PM for Isha prayer, followed by a special parent-child closing session with Shaykh Ismail, bringing the evening to a meaningful conclusion together. Let’s grow together in faith and character!

📅 Friday, July 3rd

⏰ 6:00 PM - 11:00 PM

📍 Masjid An-Noor (ICN 248th)

💰Registration Fee: $10 per child

Registration is required. A special needs room will be available.

📧 Questions: childrencommittee@icnmasjid.org

The registration for this program is currently closed as the program has reached its intended capacity.