Assalamu Alaikum wa Rahmat-Allah wa Barakatuh dear brothers and sisters,
We pray that Allah SWT accepts your fasting, prayers, and all acts of worship during these blessed nights of Ramadan.
Tonight, InshaAllah, we will be observing the 27th night of Ramadan with an extended night program at the masjid. These final nights are among the most blessed of the entire year, and the Messenger of Allah ﷺ encouraged us to increase our worship during them in search of Laylat al-Qadr, a night that is better than a thousand months.
We invite the community to join us tonight for a night of prayer, remembrance, reflection, and fellowship.
First Program: 8:15 PM – 10:00 PM
The evening will begin at 8:15 PM and will include a reminder (talk), followed by Isha prayer, 8 rakaat of Taraweeh, the completion of the recitation of the Qur’an (Khatm al-Quran), Shafaa and Witr prayer, and duaa.
Break: 10:00 PM – 10:30 PM
Second Program: 10:30 PM – 11:30 PM
We will resume with 12 rak‘at of Qiyam al-Layl, a short reminder/talk, followed by midnight snacks, and the program will conclude around midnight.
At midnight, there will be sisters-only Halaqa InshaAllah. All sisters are invited
Free Time / Optional Itikaf: Midnight – 3:30 AM
Brothers and sisters may either return home to rest or remain in the masjid for worship and Itikaf. The masjid will remain open, for those who wish to spend time in prayer, recitation of Quran, dhikr, Duaa, or quiet reflection.
Third Program (Qiyam al-Layl): 3:30 AM – 4:30 AM
The night program will resume at 3:30 AM with Tahajjud prayer, recitation, and duaa, followed by Witr.
Suhur Break
After the prayers, we will have approximately an hour break for a light suhur. Simple light items will be provided InshaAllah.
Fajr and Closing
We will then pray Fajr together, followed by tasbih and remembrance. Please note that Fajr Iqama will InshaAllah be at 5:45AM and not 6AM. The program will conclude with Salat Doha for those who wish to remain.
These are the nights in which the Prophet ﷺ would increase his worship, awaken his family, and devote himself fully to seeking Allah’s mercy. Even a short portion of the night spent in prayer, Qur’an, or remembrance can carry immense reward.
The Prophet ﷺ said:
“Whoever stands in prayer during Laylat al-Qadr with faith and seeking reward, all of his previous sins will be forgiven.”
Last but not least, we would also like to remind our community that these blessed nights are a beautiful opportunity to support the House of Allah. If you have not yet made your contribution to the masjid’s annual fundraising, or if you are able to increase your support, we encourage you to bring your donation with you tonight. Charity given during these nights carries multiplied reward, and if it coincides with Laylat al-Qadr, it is as if that charity continues to give reward for more than a thousand months. Supporting the masjid ensures that it continues to serve our community as a place of prayer, learning, and remembrance of Allah for generations to come. May Allah accept your generosity and place it heavily on your scale of good deeds.
We ask Allah to allow us to witness Laylat al-Qadr, to accept our prayers and fasting, and to fill our hearts with faith and tranquility.
We look forward to spending this blessed night together as a community.
Jazakum Allah Kheir
Muslim Association of Hawai‘i
Assalamu Alaikum,
We are pleased to share this year’s comprehensive Ramadan program. Our goal is to create a balanced and enriching experience that nurtures worship, learning, and community throughout the blessed month.
Night Program (Every Night)
Part One – Main Program (Begins at 8:15 PM)
• Short reminder
• Isha prayer
• Two rak’a Sunnah
• Eight rak’a Taraweeh
• Shafaa and Witr
This portion concludes with Witr, allowing those who need to leave early to do so.
Part Two – Extended Qiyam (After a Short Break)
• Additional Qiyam prayers
• Designed to complete one juz’ per night and finish the entire Qur’an during Ramadan
Daily Program (Every Day)
After Fajr
• Short talk / reflection
• Qur’an recitation and tajweed
Weekly Program (Day-by-Day)
Friday
• Jumuaa khutba by guest speaker
Saturday (Expanded Program Day)
After Dhohr
• Community halaqa (open to everyone)
• Reflection and discussion (based on Friday khutba or other topics)
After Asr
• Sisters’ halaqa (dedicated session)
After Isha (Extended Night Program & I’tikaf)
• Taraweeh, followed by Shafaa and Witr
• 9:40 PM – Qiyam
• 9:55 PM – New Muslim (revert) breakout session
• 10:15 PM – Break
Late Night / Early Morning
• 3:45 AM – Resume Qiyam
• 4:00 AM – Short talk
• 4:10 AM – Suhur
• 6:00 AM – Fajr prayer followed by talk and Qur’an recitation
Sunday
After Asr
• Community session (lecture, youth discussion, or special topics)
Additional Programs (To Be Announced)
• Extended sisters’ halaqa sessions
• Youth-focused activities
• New Muslim (revert) halaqa
Further details will be shared as these programs are finalized.
We ask Allah SWT to bless this Ramadan, allow us to benefit from it fully, and accept from all of us our fasting, prayers, and efforts.
Warm Regards,
Muslim Association of Hawai'i
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.

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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.
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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.