RAMADAN 1442H at ICBC

PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES

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THE PLACE TO MEET YOUR SPIRITUAL NEEDS OBJECTIVE To Please Allah (swt) by following the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah of His Prophet, Muhammad (pbuh).

MISSION STATEMENT To Serve the Muslim community by providing various services to meet their spiritual and social needs and by promoting the values and teachings of Islam in accordance with the Qur’an and Sunnah of His Prophet, Muhammad (pbuh).

VISION STATEMENT To become a comprehensive center of learning and spirituality for all age groups and demographics within the Muslim community.

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 O you who have believed, decreed upon you But to fast is best for you, if you only knew. is fasting as it was decreed upon those before you that you may become righteous.

Surat Al-Baqarah 2:183 Surat Al-Baqarah 2:184

The month of Ramadhan [is that] in which Allah has made Laylat al-Qadr in this was revealed the Qur'an, a guidance for the month, which is better than a people and clear proofs of guidance and thousand months, as Allah says... The criterion. So whoever sights [the new moon Night of Al-Qadr is better than a of] the month, let him fast it; and whoever is thousand months. Therein descend ill or on a journey - then an equal number of the angels and the Rooh (Jibreel) by other days. Allah intends for you ease and Allah's Permission with all Decrees, does not intend for you hardship and [wants] there is peace until the appearance of for you to complete the period and to glorify dawn. Allah for that [to] which He has guided you; and perhaps you will be grateful.

Surat Al-Baqarah 2:185 Surat Al-Qadar 97:1-5

Abu Hurayrah (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said: When Ramadan enters, the gates of Paradise are opened, the gates of Hellfire are closed and the devils are chained.

(Al-Bukhari and Muslim)

Abu Hurayrah reported that the Messenger of Allah (peace and blessings be upon him) said: Every action a son of Adam does shall be multiplied—a good action by ten times its value, up to 700 times. Allah says: With the exception of fasting, which belongs to Me, and I reward it accordingly. For, one abandons his desire and food for My sake.

(Al-Bukhari)

There are two occasions of joy for a fasting person: one when he breaks his fast, and the other when he meets his Lord, and the (bad) breath (of a fasting person) is better in the sight of Allah than the fragrance of musk.

(Al-Bukhari)

Abu Ayub (may Allah be pleased with him) reported that the Prophet (peace and blessings be upon him) said, “Whosoever fasts in Ramadan and then follows it with fasting six days of Shawwal, it is as if he fasts forever.

(Muslim)

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 1 PROGRAMS & ACTIVITIES OVERVIEW Allah (swt) has given us yet another opportunity to welcome the blessed month of Ramadan in our lives, Alhamdu lillah! This will be the 14th Ramadan at ICBC. Below is a list of programs and activities planned at ICBC during the blessed month, lnsha Allah. Five Daily Salah

Jumu’ah prayers (three sessions) Tarawih prayer every night 12:30 PM; 1:30 PM; 2:30 PM led by our community huffaz

Daily Khatera After Fajr Daily Virtual Community Iftar by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

Weekend Talks Weekend Sisters lecture every Saturday @ Dhuhr time every Saturday @ Asr time by Sh. Hasib Noor by renowned sisters from all over the US

Youth Matters Late Night Reflections every Sunday afternoon Last Ten Odd Nights by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

Youth Night 23rd night Khatam al Quran by Sh. Hasib Noor 29th Night

Due to the pandemic, we will not have lftar/dinners at our masjid this year. We will also be unable to accommodate members interested in observing l'tekaf at our masjid in this month.

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 2 WEEK 1 Apr 12th to 18th (Ramadan 1-7)

DAILY KHATERA VIRTUAL COMMUNITY IFTAR

• Every day immediately after Fajr Salah • Daily at Iftar time • Start at about 6:25 AM • Start at 7:40 PM • 20 minutes • 20 minutes • "Morning Dhikr and Qur’an Tafsir” • “Daily Reminders & Dua’a at Iftar” by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

WEEKEND TALKS SISTERS LECTURE

• Saturday, April 17th at 6:30 PM th • Saturday, April 17 at 12 PM • 30-45 minutes • 30-45 minutes • Lecture Topic: Improving your marriage in • Lecture Topic: “In the Company of Fasting” Ramadan by Sh. Hasib Noor By Sr. Haleh Banani, Female Muslim Therapist & Faith-based councellor

YOUTH MATTERS TARAWIH

• Sunday, April 18th at 12 PM • Every day after Isha Salah • 30-45 minutes • 8 rakahs • Lecture Topic: “The Spiritual Struggle and • Will recite portions of one Juz every night Ramadan” • An Interactive session followed by Q&A by Sh. Hasib Noor

Ramadan Night Date Hafiz Juz 1 Monday, April 12th Hafiz Ahmad Shawagfeh 1

2 Tuesday, April 13th Hafiz Essam Atalla 2

3 Wednesday, April 14th Hafiz Amgad Neematallah 3

4 Thursday. April 15th Hafiz Wael Elessawy 4

5 Friday, April 16th Hafiz Mohamed Elattar 5

6 Saturday, April 17th Hafiz Abdullah Mohseen 6

7 Sunday, April 18th Hafiz Yusuf Zaidi 7

KHATEEBS FOR APRIL 16TH JUMU’AH

1st (12:30 PM) 2nd (1:30 PM) 3rd (2:30 PM) Br. Mustafa Erwa Ustaadh Amjad Mohammed Br. Hasan Sukhni

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 3 WEEK 2 Apr 19th to 25th (Ramadan 8-14)

DAILY KHATERA VIRTUAL COMMUNITY IFTAR

• Every day immediately after Fajr Salah • Daily at Iftar time • Start at about 6:15 AM • Start at 7:45 PM • 20 minutes • 20 minutes • "Morning Dhikr and Qur’an Tafsir” • “Daily Reminders & Dua’a at Iftar” by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

WEEKEND TALKS SISTERS LECTURE

• Saturday, April 24th at 6:30 PM th • Saturday, April 24 at 12 PM • 30-45 minutes • 30-45 minutes • Lecture Topic: How to build a relationship • Lecture Topic: “Quranic Centric Life” with Quran by Sh. Hasib Noor by. Ustada Tahera Ahmed, Associate chaplain/Director of Interfaith Enagagement, Northwestern University, Chicago

YOUTH MATTERS TARAWIH

• Sunday, April 25th at 12 PM • Every day after Isha Salah • 30-45 minutes • 8 rakahs • Lecture Topic: “Lessons from the Lives of Youth • Will recite portions of one Juz every night Muslims” • An Interactive session followed by Q&A by Sh. Hasib Noor

Ramadan Night Date Hafiz Juz 8 Monday, April 19th Hafiz Luqman Javed 8

9 Tuesday, April 20th Hafiz Essam Atalla 9

10 Wednesday, April 21st Hafiz Amgad Neematallah 10

11 Thursday. April 22nd Hafiz Wael Elessawy 11

12 Friday, April 23rd Hafiz Mohamed Elattar 12

13 Saturday, April 24th Hafiz Ahmad Shawagfeh 13

14 Sunday, April 25th Hafiz Samir Khan 14

KHATEEBS FOR APRIL 23RD JUMU’AH

1st (12:30 PM) 2nd (1:30 PM) 3rd (2:30 PM) Hafiz Maimoon Ahmad Hafz Essam Atalla Sh. Qaiser Imam

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 4 WEEK 3 Apr 26th to May 2nd (Ramadan 15-21)

DAILY KHATERA VIRTUAL COMMUNITY IFTAR

• Every day immediately after Fajr Salah • Daily at Iftar time • Start at about 6:05 AM • Start at 7:50 PM • 20 minutes • 20 minutes • "Morning Dhikr and Qur’an Tafsir” • “Daily Reminders & Dua’a at Iftar” by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

WEEKEND TALKS SISTERS LECTURE

• Saturday, May 1st at 12 PM • Saturday, May 1st at 6:30 PM • 30-45 minutes • 30-45 minutes • Lecture Topic: “The Month of Mercy—Give • Lecture Topic: Am I where I would Like to be? Mercy and Get Mercy” by Sr. Nahela Morales, Co-Founder, Embrace by Sh. Hasib Noor project

YOUTH MATTERS TARAWIH

• Sunday, May 2nd at 12 PM • Every day after Isha Salah • 30-45 minutes • 8 rakahs • Lecture Topic: “Let’s Talk About our Doubts and • Will recite portions of one Juz every night Open Islam Q & A” • An Interactive session followed by Q&A by Sh. Hasib Noor

Ramadan Night Date Hafiz Juz 15 Monday, April 26th Hafiz Luqman Javed 15

16 Tuesday, April 27th Hafiz Essam Atalla 16

17 Wednesday, April 28th Hafiz Amgad Neematallah 17

18 Thursday. April 29th Hafiz Wael Elessawy 18

19 Friday, April 30th Hafiz Mohamed Elattar 19

20 Saturday, May 1st Hafiz Abdullah Mohseen 20

21 Sunday, May 2nd Hafiz Yusuf Zaidi 21

KHATEEBS FOR APRIL 30th JUMU’AH

1st (12:30 PM) 2nd (1:30 PM) 3rd (2:30 PM) Imam Shakil Vawda Br. Karim Abdi Br. Momin Rahman

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 5 WEEK 4 May 3rd to May 11th (Ramadan 22-30)

DAILY KHATERA VIRTUAL COMMUNITY IFTAR

• Every day immediately after Fajr Salah • Daily at Iftar time • Start at about 5:55 AM • Start at 7:55 PM • 20 minutes • 20 minutes • "Morning Dhikr and Qur’an Tafsir” • “Daily Reminders & Dua’a at Iftar” by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sh. Hasib Noor

SISTERS LECTURE WEEKEND TALKS

• Friday, May 7th at 6:30 PM • Saturday, May 8th at 12 PM • 30-45 minutes • 30-45 minutes • Lecture Topic: Turn Your Daily Habits into Acts • Lecture Topic: “A View of Paradise: The Gates of of Worship Bliss” • An Interactive session followed by Q&A by Sh. Hasib Noor by Sr. Aminah Chowdhry

SISTERS LECTURE YOUTH MATTERS

th • Saturday, May 8th at 6:30 PM • Sunday, May 9 at 12 PM • 30-45 minutes • 30-45 minutes • Lecture Topic: Adab and Manners to teach our • Lecture Topic: “Practical Faith” children through different stages and ages • An Interactive session followed by Q&A by Sr. Hina Khan Mokhtar by Sh. Hasib Noor

TARAWIH

• Every day after Isha Salah • 8 rakahs • Will recite portions of one Juz every night

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 6 Ramadan Night Date Hafiz Juz

22 Monday, May 3rd Hafiz Luqman Javed 22

23 Tuesday, May 4th Hafiz Essam Atalla 23

24 Wednesday, May 5th Hafiz Amgad Neematallah 24

25 Thursday. May 6th Hafiz Wael Elessawy 25

26 Friday, May 7th Hafiz Mohamed Elattar 26 & 27

27 Saturday, May 8th Hafiz Abdullah Mohseen 28

28 Sunday, May 9th Hafiz Yusuf Zaidi 29

29 Monday, May 10th Hafiz Essam Atalla 30

30 (If needed) Tuesday, May 11th Hafiz Amgad Neematallah

LATE NIGHT REFLECTIONS YOUTH NIGHT

21st; 25th; 27th; 29th night (Start at 4:30 AM) 23rd night (Start at 4:30 AM) Program that will focus on spirituality and motivate Discuss spirituality relevant us to worship in the most blessed nights of Ramadan, to the younger generation including Laylat Al Qadr.

KHATEEBS FOR MAY 7th JUMU’AH

1st (12:30 PM) 2nd (1:30 PM) 3rd (2:30 PM) Hafiz Wael Elessawy Sh. Nur Ahmed Br. Mohamed Bedaiwi

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 7 OTHER ACTIVITIES

Masjid Cleaning & Disinfecting We have entered into a contract with a janitorial services firm for cleaning of our masjid on a regular basis. Additionally, a professional company will perform sanitation and disinfecting services of the entire masjid bi-weekly.

Pest Control A professional firm has applied pest control treatment of our premises before Ramadan.

Security We have contracted with the Cedar Park Off Duty police to provide security at our Center during Friday Jumu'ah prayer times. Additionally, the Cedar Park Police department has also increased surveillance at our premises throughout the day. May Allah (swt) protect us all, Aameen.

Zakat Al Fitr Zakat Al Fitr has been established as $10 per individual in the family. This can be paid through the donation kiosks as well as the donation boxes located inside the Men’s and Sisters’ prayer halls.

Outside Organizations Support Several organizations have made requests to conduct fundraisers for various causes at ICBC. In lieu of a fundraiser, these organizations will set up tables/booths outside the masjid after Isha. Those interested can visit the booths/tables to make donations

COVID-19 Vaccination at ICBC EIXSYS Healthcare System will provide COVID-19 vaccination at ICBC for our community every Sunday in Ramadan from 3 PM to 5 PM, InshaAllah. To register for the vaccine, please visit www.ehsclinic.org. To sign up as a volunteer to assist with the vaccination drive, please send an email to [email protected]. Please stay tuned for any changes or modifications to the vaccination drive.

Master Plan Update and Fundraising With the new masjid construction completed, Alhamdu lillah, we are now ready to move on to the next phase of the Master Plan—the Educational Activities Center, InshaAllah. We will raise funds in this blessed month for this project.

Imam for ICBC In 2020, we surveyed the community for their input on hiring an Imam for our Center. Based on the feedback, we had decided to move forward with hiring an Imam. As part of this initiative, we have constituted a Financial Planning committee and will form an Imam search committee soon. We will provide updates on the status of this initiative.

Eid Al Fitr Location for Eid Al Fitr prayers will be announced towards the end of the month, InshaAllah.

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 8 BIOGRAPHIES

About Sheikh Hasib Noor Sheikh Hasib is the Founder and President of The Legacy Institute, an education & research institution for Islamic studies, as well as an instructor with AlMaghrib Institute & Qalam Institute. He is among the founders of Faith. Global, a global Muslim platform for creating community spaces that provide welcoming space, relevant Islam, & practical spirituality. Faith community spaces have been founded in London, Austin, Ottawa, New York City, & San Diego.

Sh. Hasib hails from Afghan heritage, grew up in the US and studied at the College of Islamic Law in the University of Madinah. He pursued his studies in the City of the Prophet (peace be upon him) for over a decade under the tutelage of over 50 scholars specializing in Fiqh, Fatwa, Hadith, Tafsir, History, Sirah and the Islamic Sciences.

About Sr. Haleh Banani Sr. Haleh Banani is a faith-based life coach, marriage counselor, parent educator, personal development expert and T.V. host. She has committed 20-year professional career to serve our community by saving hundreds of marriages and helping people all over the world overcome their challenges and transform into the most amazing version of themselves.

She was internationally recognized for her work as a marriage and Islamic psychology expert on Al-Jazeera, Huda TV, Islamic Open University, Mercy Mission, and received the Icon award in Malaysia. She is the first woman to host an Al-Fajr TV show called “With Haleh” where she combined psychology and Islamic principles. She received her Ijaza for the recitation of the Quran in Egypt.

About Ustaadha Tahera Ahmad Chaplain Tahera Ahmad is a dynamic Muslim scholar-practitioner who serves as the director of interfaith engagement, associate university chaplain and associate chair of the women's residential college at Northwestern University. She also serves as faculty at Garret theological seminary on the Northwestern campus. She was recognized at the White House as a leading Muslim woman and in 2014 she became the first woman to represent the United States at the International Quran Competition in Indonesia where she placed 6th place in the World.

Her undergraduate education was in biochemistry and graduate work in theology. She studied in the Islamic Chaplaincy and Interfaith Dialogue program at the Hartford Seminary and received graduate certification in the Women’s Spiritual Leadership Program and graduate certification in Classical Arabic, and Islamic Studies from Al-Diwan and Al-Azhar Cairo, Ijāzāt (certifications) in Tajweed and has taught widely across the USA.

About Sr. Nahela Morales Sr. Nahela Morales is a, Immigrant, Revert, Mexican-American Muslim, Da’iya, Humanitarian, Activist, Public Speaker, single mother of one, currently living in Dallas. Sr. Morales, was born in Mexico City but later moved to California and then to New York where she eventually accepted Islam a few years after 9/11. Soon after embracing Islam she began her Islamic education studying under varies scholars at her local mosque, online and years later aboard.

Sr. Nahela formally served as the National Hispanic Outreach Coordinator for WhyIslam, a dawah project of ICNA where she led countless dawah efforts. She also formally serviced as the Director of Operations for IslamInSpanish a non-profit organization who recently inaugurated the First Spanish-Speaking Islamic Center in Houston. She is the co-founder of Embrace a project of ICNA, an initiative created for Reverts by Reverts. Their mission is for Reverts/Converts to be embraces and treated with Dignity, Equality and Respect and to become leaders within the Muslim Community.

About Sr. Aminah Chowdhry Sr. Aminah Chowdhry is an instructor at the Hikmah Seminary at the EPIC Masjid where she teaches Tafseer and weekend classes. She also taught Islamic History at Frisco Masjid and Tafseer classes at Allen Masjid. She has conducted numerous Da’wah courses.

Sr. Aminah has a BA in Religious Studies and an MA in Comparative Study of Religions from the University of North Texas (UNT). She is currently a PhD candidate and Teaching Fellow at UNT where she also teaches world religions at the undergraduate level. She has diplomas in classical Islamic texts, Fiqh, Advanced Qur’anic Tafseer and Hadith Sciences. She has received Ijaza in Islamic History, Essentials of Da’wah, Islamic Jurisprudence, Aqeedah and various other Islamic Sciences.

Sr. Hina Khan-Mukhtar Sr. Hina Khan-Mukhtar is a married mother of three young men and one of the founders of the homeschooling co-operative known as ILM Tree in Lafayette, California, which now serves over 35 homeschooling families in the East Bay. In addition to having taught Language Arts to elementary, middle school, and high school students, she has written articles on parenting and spiritual traditions for children and is involved in interfaith dialogue.

Sr. Hina was a monthly contributor to The Muslim Observer’s “Raising Our Ummah” column and also writes for Seeker’s Guidance where she shares parenting advice and ideas for nurturing spiritual traditions in childhood.

www.icbrushycreek.org [email protected] (512) 850-4786 9 GUIDELINES FOR ATTENDING ICBC DURING THE PANDEMIC

• Entrance to the masjid is secured by registering online for an entrance ticket. • There is no fee associated with the ticket. • Each Salah is restricted to 140 Men and 110 Women. Tickets are available on a First Come First Serve basis. • Registration details can be found at the ICBC Web Site at www.icbrushycreek.org • If you or a member of your household is ill, please do not attend the congregational prayers at ICBC. • Those registered for the salah must be at the masjid before the respective Iqamah times. • At the entrance, the tickets will be scanned. • Attendees will be checked for body temperature before allowed entry into the masjid. Those with body temperature above 99.4 F will be refused entry. • Hand sanitizers will be provided at the masjid. • Attendees must wear face mask. • Attendees must bring a prayer rug. • Attendees are strongly recommended to make Wudu before coming to ICBC. • Attendees must maintain a minimum six feet (6 ft.) social distance while inside the ICBC premises. • While inside the masjid, attendees shall stay at the designated spots inside the prayer halls. • Masjid will be closed and locked after the end of every salah. • We request those under the age of 12 or above the age of 65 to avoid attending the prayers at ICBC. • Those who have completed travel to “Quarantine Zones” must self-quarantine themselves for a minimum of 14 days, per government guidelines, before attending ICBC • Socialization amongst attendees before or after salah, while at the ICBC premises, is strongly discouraged.

For further details, please visit the ICBC Web Site at www.icbrushycreek.org

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RAMADAN PRAYER TIMING (RAMADAN 1442 - APRIL / MAY 2021)

RAMADAN DAY APR FAJR IQM* SUNRISE DUHUR IQM* ASR IQM* SUNSET ISHA IQM* 1 Tue 13 5:57 6:10 7:06 1:37 2:00 5:07 6:30 7:59 9:06 9:20 2 Wed 14 5:56 6:10 7:05 1:36 2:00 5:07 6:30 8:00 9:07 9:20 3 Thu 15 5:55 6:10 7:04 1:36 2:00 5:07 6:30 8:00 9:08 9:20 4 Fri 16 5:54 6:10 7:02 1:36 **1:30 5:07 6:30 8:01 9:09 9:20 5 Sat 17 5:52 6:10 7:01 1:36 2:00 5:07 6:30 8:02 9:10 9:20 6 Sun 18 5:51 6:10 7:00 1:35 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:02 9:10 9:20 7 Mon 19 5:50 6:00 6:59 1:35 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:03 9:11 9:20 8 Tue 20 5:49 6:00 6:58 1:35 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:03 9:12 9:20 9 Wed 21 5:47 6:00 6:57 1:35 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:04 9:13 9:20 10 Thu 22 5:46 6:00 6:56 1:35 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:05 9:14 9:30 11 Fri 23 5:45 6:00 6:55 1:34 **1:30 5:06 6:30 8:05 9:15 9:30 12 Sat 24 5:44 6:00 6:54 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:06 9:15 9:30 13 Sun 25 5:43 6:00 6:53 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:07 9:16 9:30 14 Mon 26 5:41 6:00 6:52 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:07 9:17 9:30 15 Tue 27 5:40 5:50 6:51 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:08 9:18 9:30 16 Wed 28 5:39 5:50 6:50 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:09 9:19 9:30 17 Thu 29 5:38 5:50 6:49 1:34 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:09 9:20 9:30 18 Fri 30 5:37 5:50 6:48 1:33 **1:30 5:06 6:30 8:10 9:20 9:30 19 Sat May 5:36 5:50 6:47 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:11 9:21 9:30 20 Sun 02 5:35 5:50 6:46 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:11 9:22 9:30 21 Mon 03 5:34 5:50 6:46 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:12 9:23 9:30 22 Tue 04 5:33 5:50 6:45 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:13 9:24 9:40 23 Wed 05 5:32 5:50 6:44 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:13 9:25 9:40 24 Thu 06 5:30 5:40 6:43 1:33 2:00 5:06 6:30 8:14 9:26 9:40 25 Fri 07 5:29 5:40 6:42 1:33 **1:30 5:05 6:30 8:15 9:27 9:40 26 Sat 08 5:29 5:40 6:41 1:33 2:00 5:05 6:30 8:15 9:27 9:40 27 Sun 09 5:28 5:40 6:41 1:33 2:00 5:05 6:30 8:16 9:28 9:40 28 Mon 10 5:27 5:40 6:40 1:33 2:00 5:05 6:30 8:17 9:29 9:40 29 Tue 11 5:26 5:40 6:39 1:33 2:00 5:05 6:30 8:17 9:30 9:40 30 Wed 12 5:25 5:40 6:39 1:33 2:00 5:05 6:30 8:18 9:31 9:40

Du’a at the time of breaking fast The Niyya (Intention) ٰٰ .(Iqamah (Congregational Prayer in the Masjid • . ََوِِﺑ ََﺼ ْْﻮ ِِم �ََ ٍٍﺪ ﻧ��ََﻮﯾْْ ُُﺖ ِِﻣ ْْﻦ ََﺷ ِِﻬْﺮ ََر ََﻣ ََﻀ ََﺎن .ََا�ﻠّّ ��ﻬُﻢ ِِا ��ﱏ ﻟََ ََﮏ ُُ ْْﲳ ُُﺖ ََوِِ� ََﮏ ٰٰاََﻣْ�ْ ُُﺖ ََو�ََﻠََْْﯿ ََﮏ ﺗََ ََﻮ �� ْْﳇ ُُﺖ ََو�ََ ٰٰﲆ ِِر ْْزِِﻗ ََﮏ ََا ْْﻓ ََﻄ ْْﺮ ُُت • Maghrib: Jamaah will be 5 minutes after Sunset. Allahumma laka sumtu wa bika aamantu Bi-sawni ghadin nawaiytu min wa’ala rizq-ika aftartu shahri ramadhan **Jumu'ah (First: 12:30 pm; Second: 1:30 pm; Third:2:30 pm) o Allah ! I have fasted for You. In You do I believe, and with I intend to keep the fast for tomorrow Your provision (food) do I break my fast. in the month of Ramadhan. Note: Fajr means both Fajar Athan (Azan) and Imsak (starting fast) and sunset means both Maghrib Athan (Azan) and Iftar (breaking fast). It is preferable to stop eating few minutes before the Fajar start time.