Assalamu Alaikum dear brothers and sisters,
Alhamdulillah, what a truly beautiful and heartwarming Eid al-Adha celebration we shared together this past weekend!
It was wonderful to see such a large and vibrant gathering for Eid prayer on Friday, and even more joyful to witness so many families and children enjoying the festivities on Saturday. From the heartfelt takbeerat to the sounds of laughter at the carnival games, every moment reminded us of the blessings of community and the joy of coming together as brothers and sisters in Islam.
We extend our deepest gratitude to every one of you who joined us to mark this joyous occasion. Your presence brought warmth and energy to the celebration, and we pray that Allah (SWT) accepts your worship, sacrifices, and prayers during these blessed days.
A very special thank you goes to our amazing volunteers who worked tirelessly behind the scenes. Many of them stepped away from enjoying the event themselves in order to ensure that others had a smooth, welcoming, and meaningful experience. May Allah reward their selflessness, bless their families, and elevate their ranks—ameen!
We’d love to see your photos and videos from Eid! Please feel free to share them with us at mahmasjid@gmail.com for future content and memories.
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As we transition from the joy of Eid, let’s not let the spirit of togetherness and worship fade. We encourage everyone to stay connected to the masjid by attending Jumu’ah on Fridays and joining us for daily prayers. The masjid is not just a place for special occasions—it’s a space for all of us, every day.
We wish you and your loved ones well and look forward to seeing you often, insha’Allah!
With warmest regards,
The Muslim Association of Hawaii
Assalamu Alaikum dear brothers and sisters,
We warmly invite you and your loved ones to join us for our Eid al-Adha prayer and celebration, taking place over two beautiful days, insha’Allah. Whether you’ve been with us for years or are new to the community, this is your space to feel welcomed, connected, and joyful.
🕌 Eid Prayer – Friday, June 6
Location: Blaisdell Center – Hawai‘i Suites
🎪 Eid Festivities – Saturday, June 7
Location: Blaisdell Center – Exhibition Hall & Hawai‘i Suites
This will be a day of joy for the whole family—a time to relax, play, and enjoy being together.
This event is designed to be a warm and joyful space for families, friends, and neighbors to celebrate this special occasion together. Come reconnect with old friends, make new ones, and let your children enjoy the blessings of a fun and festive Eid.
🅿️ Parking – Free for All Attendees
Alhamdulilah, we have purchased parking for both Friday and Saturday at the Blaisdell Center Parking Structure. Simply let the parking attendant know that you are attending Eid with the Muslim Association of Hawaii.
Like always, we need and appreciate your help to make the experience as enjoyable as possible for all. Please email us at mahmasjid@gmail.com if you’d like to volunteer for either or both days. Let’s come together as a community in celebration, gratitude, and joy. We look forward to seeing you and your families, and we ask Allah ﷻ to accept your worship, your sacrifices, and your prayers during these sacred days.
Eid Mubarak from all of us at the Muslim Association of Hawaii! May it be a day full of light, love, and blessings.
With warmest regards,
The Muslim Association of Hawaii
The Muslim Association of Hawaii provides a safe, comfortable environment for its members and visitors to come together in the remembrance of Allah (SWT) through prayer, worship, and education. MAH is dedicated to promoting tolerance, mutual understanding, social justice, and civic responsibility to help nurture and establish Islam as a living reality in the lives of Muslims in Hawaii, making positive contributions to our State and the world around us.
“Whoever goes to the Masjid in the morning and evening, Allah will prepare for him a place in Jannah for every morning and evening.”
Prayer, or Salat, is a critical component of our religion as it serves as a regular reminder of our duties and purpose. The Masjid is open every day for the five daily prayers.
Marriage (Nikkah), is a Prophetic tradition that has certain requirements. The Muslim Association of Hawaii offers marriage counseling and is licensed to perform marriage ceremonies.
We offer assistance in making funeral arrangements and will guide you through the entire Islamic funeral process.
We operate various youth programs to help children in our community develop leadership and communication skills, and become champions of truth.
We run programs and workshops to help our community nurture Islamic knowledge and learn more about our beautiful religion and its principles.
The Muslim Association of Hawaii hosts programs catered exclusively to women, such as the weekly Halaqa that takes place on Saturdays.