Friday Congregational prayer will be held at 12 PM

Coffee, Tea, Juice, & Muffin are served after the sessions.

Eid Mubarak to all

Assalaamu Alaikum.

Islamic Institute of Boston Extends Warmest Greetings and invites you and your families to join us for Eid al-Fitr Prayers, Celebrating the conclusion of Ramadan 1430H. (Per the announcement of the Fiqh Council of North America)

When: Sunday, September 20, 2009.
Time: Eid prayers shall be held in 3 sessions: 7:30 & 9:00 & 10:45 (AM Sharp).

Venue: Lombardo’s Hall, 6 Billings Street, Randolph, MA, Conveniently located at Exit 5A on I-93. Ample parking available.

Coffee, Tea, Juice, & Muffin are served after the sessions.

Fun for youths & children
Ample convenient parking
Positive family atmosphere

Entertainment for children: Face Painting – Clown - Balloon Twisting -Prizes

For questions and additional information, please email: iteid@iiboston.net

Sadaqat Al-Fitr is $15 per person, must be paid before the prayer, or check payable and mailed to:

Islamic Institute of Boston - 52 Rogers Street, Quincy, MA 02169

Assalaamu Alaikum:

The Islamic Institute of Boston is providing special arrangements for Udhiyah/Qurbani in coordination with Zamzam Food, Hay Market International Food, and Quincy International Food.

- The Udhiyah will be Islamicaly prepared on behalf of the person/family (name is required).
- The cost of the Udhiyah is $200* for lamp/goat (35-40 pounds) and $175* for a share of a cow/beef (approx 40 pounds).

The Udhiyah can be arranged as follow:

1. Picked up by you from:
a. Hay Market International Food, 88 Blackstone Street, Boston, MA 02109
b. Quincy International Food, 529 Washington Street, Quincy, MA 02169
c. Zamzam Food, 1275 Boston Providence Tpke, Norwood. MA 02062.

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2. Delivered to your house, depend on your location, with an additional $25. The Udhiyah may possibly be delivered Monday evening, otherwise it will be on Tuesday.

3. Donating the meat to qualified members of the Muslim community and/or to interfaith shelters in Massachusetts. This will be arranged by IIB.

4. The amount can also be donated on your behalf to help Muslim students pay their school tuition. This will be arranged by IIB.

Kindly respond to this email if you believe that I can best help you arrange for your Udhiyah/Qurbani.

* approx 12% will be retained by IIB to cover expenses.

IIBoston is professionally dedicated to serve the Muslim Community in friendly atmosphere.

- Checks are payable to: Islamic Institute of Boston.
- mailed to: IIB, 52 Rogers Street, Quincy, MA 02169.
- PayPal payment is accepted: Log on http://www.iiboston.net/donate.html follow instructions.
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Assalaamu Alaikum

Imam Talal Eid and the Islamic Institute of Boston

Extend their warmest greetings & congratulations to all Muslims

And invite you and your families to join us for:

Eid Al-Adha Prayers on

Monday, December 8th, 2008
Per announcement of Hajj and the Fiqh Council of North America

1st Prayer Session at 7:30 AM

2nd Prayer Session at 9:30 AM

Venue: Lombardo’s Hall, 6 Billings Street
Randolph , MA 02368

Conveniently located at Exit 5A on I-93
Ample parking available
Directions: www.lombardos.com/directions.html

Full Entertainment and Gifts for Children
Face Painting – Clown - Balloon Twisting - Prizes
Coffee, Tea, Juice, & Muffin are served after the sessions

For questions and additional information, please contact
Imam Talal Eid
Islamic Institute of Boston
52 Rogers Street , Quincy , MA 02069
Office/Home: 617-471-8019; Cell: 617-365-7427
iteid@iiboston.net
www.iiboston.net

We pray to Almighty God, the Creator of humankind to:
- Bring us closer to Him in Taqwa (Piety) and Emaan (Faith) as we observe the Feast of Sacrifice and Manasik/rituals of Hajj with family members, relatives, and friends.

- Ease the pain of the sufferers who may not be able to observe it. May He grant them comfort and strength and help us develop compassion toward them.

- Help us work for peace on earth and reject and condemn violence and terrorist acts committed in the name of religion.

- Help us meet the challenges of life, organize our efforts, adopt Islamic ethics of communication, and be successful in this worldly life as well as the World Hereafter.

Assalaamu Alaikum.

Imam Dr. Talal Eid & Islamic Institute of Boston Extend Warmest Greetings and invite you and your families to join us for Eid al-Fitr Prayers, Celebrating the conclusion of Ramadan 1429H. (Per the announcement of the Fiqh Council of North America)

When: Wednesday, October 1, 2008.
Time: Eid prayers shall be held in 2 sessions: 7:30 AM and 9:30 AM. Coffee, Tea, Juice, & Muffins are served after the sessions.

Venue: Lombardo’s Hall, 6 Billings Street, Randolph, MA, Conveniently located at Exit 5A on I-93. Ample parking available.

Entertainment for children: Face Painting – Clown - Balloon Twisting - Prizes

For questions and additional information, please email: iteid@comcast.net

Sadaqat Al-Fitr is $15 per person, must be paid before the prayer

Jazakum Allahu Khair,

Islamic Institute of Boston

Assalaamu Alaikum.

Dear friends and members of the community, The Islamic Institute of Boston launched a new and improved website today.

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Assalaamu Alaikum.

Dr. Imam Talal Eid and the Islamic Institute of Boston extend their warmest greetings & congratulations to all Muslims and invite you and your families to join us for Eid Al-Adha prayers on Wednesday, December 19, 2007 (per announcement of Hajj and Fiqh Council of North America).

1st salat session at 7:45 am
2nd salat session at 9:45 am

Venue:  Lombardo’s Hall, 6 Billing Street, Randolph, MA (google map)
Conveniently located at Exit 5A on I-93 (ample parking)
Directions: http://www.lombardos.com/directions.html

Full entertainment and gifts for children.
Face painting - Clown - Balloon Twisting - Prizes

Coffee, tea, juice and muffins are served after the sessions.

We ask Allah to bring us closer to Him in Taqwa and Imaan as we observe the Feast of Sacrifice and Manasik/rituals of Hajj with family members, relatives and friends.  May Allah ease the pain of the sufferers who may not be able to observe it.  May Allah grant them comfort and strength.  May Allah help us develope compassion towards them.  May Allah help us work for peace and success in this world and the world hereafter.

Assalaamu Alaikum.

Dr. Imam Talal Eid and the Islamic Institute of Boston extend their warmest greetings & congratulations to all Muslims and invite you and your families to join us for Eid al-Fitr prayers on Saturday, October 13, 2007 (per announcement of Hajj and Fiqh Council of North America).

1st salat session at 8:30 am
2nd salat session at 10:30 am

Venue:  Lombardo’s Hall, 6 Billing Street, Randolph, MA (google map)
Conveniently located at Exit 5A on I-93 (ample parking)
Directions: http://www.lombardos.com/directions.html

Full entertainment and gifts for children.
Face painting - Clown - Balloon Twisting - Prizes

Coffee, tea, juice and muffins are served after the sessions.

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Dear Imam Talal Eid,

Asslamu alaikum.  I want to thank you for meeting with us on Saturday.  I cannot express in words how greatful I am towards you.  The knowledge that you passed on to us is invaluable.  Not only did you answer questions that Jason asked, but you answered a lot of questions that he didn’t even know that he had.  

The meeting was also very beneficial for me.  I went home on Sunday and spoke to my parents about the meeting and discussed some of the things we had talked about.  We ended up having quite a long and pleasant discussion.  

Thank you for letting us borrow the Quran with the commentary and books.  We are both looking forward to reading them.  I will keep in touch, and I’m sure Jason will be in touch with you soon as well.  

Thank you again,

IS

Imam Talal Eid,

I read a article about your ministry in the Patriot Ledger today.  I remembered when you first came to the Mosque in Sharon and I invited you to speak at the Unitariam  Church. You graciously accepted following the Prophet Mohammad’s tradition. Since then I have been reading the Koran and have attempted to inform myself about your
religion. I wish to thamk you belatedly for enhancing my spritual growth.  

In gratitude,

Beverly Wilkins