>Accessibility: [Wheelchair-accessible car park, Wheelchair-accessible entrance], Recycling: [Clothing]
American Muslim Diversity Association (AMDA) in Sterling Heights, MI is a non-profit religious and charitable organization dedicated to promoting unity in diversity within the Muslim community. AMDA offers a range of services including Islamic marriage ceremonies, educational programs, and community outreach initiatives.
With a focus on spiritual growth and community engagement, AMDA provides opportunities for members to participate in events, donate to support the organization, and engage in charitable activities such as serving food to underprivileged individuals. Through its various programs and services, AMDA aims to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals of all backgrounds to come together and worship.
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Tarikul Islam
a month agoI love this Masjid because of They are kid friendly.
Khaled Ahmed
3 months agoI love this mosque. Its leaders are good, and they always find ways to involve kids and families.
khalil ur Rehman
6 months agoBeing Muslim,we have to start any new work , business or job etc,to start it with Islamic *Istikhara*.. Any one could access with us for this kind Sunnah *Istikhara*.inbox if interested.
Jfkfk Djjd
9 months agoAlhamdulilah this is a beautiful mosque with great area for prayer and worship of Allah. Unfortunately, the brothers who lead the salah still engage in bidah (innovation) that stems from Desi countries. I am disappointed that this bidah of congregational dua after every salah is still continued, even though we have more information about the deen than ever before. I would like anyone in the masjid to show me where the prophet taught to make dua in congregation after every single salah. "The evilest matters in religion are those that are newly invented, for every newly invented matter is an innovation, every innovation is misguidance, and every misguidance is in the Hellfire.โ Source: Sunan al-Nasaฬโiฬ 1578 Please, understand that whoever leads the ignorant in this bidah, the sin will fall on him if he has knowledge of its innovation. Dua in congregation is only allowed in certain occasions such as during the end of the Friday Kutbah, where the Khatib leads the dua.
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9 months agoI recently moved to Sterling Heights & found AMDA, a very peaceful & calm community to pray, until last Friday. One of the sisters ( who I think has taken a role of religious police) confronted me just before the jummah khutbah to ostracize me in front of the ladies on my clothes. I was wearing a long loose cardigan. She presented me with a transparent skirt to wear under my cardigan. I refused & told her this is between me & Allah subhana waTaallah. She was not happy & started saying this is haram. If this is a behavior of the elders in the masjid how will our youngsters who are growing up in the American society come to the mosque. Please let me know if there is a dress code which I am not aware of(wearing just abhaya) I would then select to go elsewhere. Thank you