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PRESS RELEASE *** PRESS RELEASE *** PRESS RELEASE

MALV condemns the terrorist bombing in Boston

(Whitehall, PA – April 15, 2013) - The Muslim Association of Lehigh valley ( MALV) is shocked and horrifying by the cowardly bombing at the Boston Marathon today. MALV condemns the attack on the participants and spectators of the Boston Marathon  in the strongest possible terms

We urge people of all faiths to pray for the victims and their loved ones and for the speedy recovery of those injured. We also call for the swift apprehension and punishment of the perpetrators.

We pray for the speedy recovery of all injured people and ask the God to give patience and fortitude to the families of the victims

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MALV NEWSFLASH

  • Donate generously towards our Expansion Project
  • Job Opportunity: A substitute position Available at Manarah Islamic Academy.

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About MALV

MosqueImageCurrentThe Muslim Association of Lehigh Valley (MALV) is a non profit 501c(3) organization, serving religious, educational and social needs of the Muslim community in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and surrounding areas. It is located in the heart of Lehigh Valley in Whitehall, Pennsylvania. MALV has been in the area for over 25 years and moved to its new location from Emmaus, PA in 1998.

MALV represents a multi-ethnic and vibrant community of Muslims residing in Lehigh Valley. The center is built on 7 acres of land and includes a mosque, library, full time Islamic elementary school and weekend Islamic school. The present facility of 14,000 square feet is insufficient to accommodate the rapid growth of the community. An expansion plan to increase the size of the facility is in progress. Phase I of expansion was completed in 2008 with addition of 80 parking spaces.  Construction of phase II of expansion is in progress which includes construction of new elementary school and gymnasium.

MALV offers the five daily prayers, and weekly halaka (religious education for brothers and sisters) year around. MALV also has monthly family dinners with invited guest speakers, an annual fun fair, and various youth programs. MALV maintains strong ties with other religious groups and participates in interfaith activities, community service programs and other social events. It is democratically governed by eight elected members of the Board of Trustees and eight elected members of the Executive Committee.

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EVENTS

Family Dinner – April 20th 2013 – 6:30pm

KHATIBS

FRIDAY NIGHT DARS AT 7:30PM

By Br.Ali Ahmad

 


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MALV Iqamah Times

Fajr 4:30 AM
Dhuhr 1:30 PM
Asr 5:15 PM
Maghrib 8:30 PM
Isha 10:00 PM
Jumuah Khutbah 12:15 PM
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Real Estate

MALV can benefit from your real estate transactions if you use our real estate affinity program we raised a few thousand last year and we hope we can do more this year. contact the following sisters for your real estate needs

a. Sis. Humera Khawaja  Click here for details

b. Sis. Shabana Pathan. Click here for details

Location

1988 Schadt Avenue
Whitehall, PA 18052
Tel: (610)799-6224

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The Muslim Association of Lehigh Valley (MALV) is a non profit 501c(3) organization, serving religious, educational and social needs of the Muslim community in Allentown, Bethlehem, Easton and surrounding areas.

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