One Lord.
One Qibla.
One Ummah.
More than thirty nations, one qibla, one home — a masjid in Grand Prairie built for every generation, in submission to Allah and brotherhood across every race and tribe.
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Tuesday, October 27, 2026 · 16 Jumada I 1448 AH
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Adhān
Your prayer notification is the reliable alert — it arrives at each prayer even if the app has been closed for hours (keep notifications on), and you can tap it to play the full adhān. While the app is open — or shortly after, with the screen locked in your pocket — the adhān also plays on its own. iOS eventually pauses a backgrounded web app, so hands-free playback isn’t guaranteed all day; the notification always is. (Fajr uses the dawn adhān.)
Adhān: Ahmed al-Imadi · Fajr: Mishary al-Afasy — via the Sajda project · via Wikimedia Commons
Qibla direction
Using the masjid’s location. Magnetic compasses can be a few degrees off — verify against a known qibla when you can.
One ummah, many nations, a single qiblah.
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Bismillahi walhamdulillah. Debt is a serios matter, and a person must make his best effort to fulfill any outstanding debt as soon as possible. That being said, if a person is in debt, and he intends to go for hajj, then this person should take permission from his lendor before going. Going for hajj without taking such permission would be valid, meaning he would not have to repeat it in the future, although it will be makruh tahrimi (sinful). This is for debts that require immediate payment. As for debts that are on a periodic payment plan (ex. month to month), then the person in debt may go for hajj as long as he is current on his payments. On a side note, make sure to avoid all interest-bearing loans. As for the second question, you can pay for someone's hajj even if they can afford it themselves, their hajj will be valid, and they will not have to repeat it with their own money. wallahu ta'ala a'lam- Allah the almighty knows best
Wa ‘alaykum assalām wa rahmatullahi wa barakātuh Fasting while traveling is generally allowed, not mandatory. If a person travels during Ramadan and decides to skip the fast for that time period, he/ she will have to make it up after Ramadan. As for in the case where fasting while traveling weakens a person to such an extent that they cannot fulfill any other obligations, then a person should not fast. Allah ta’ala knows best.
Upcoming events
Future Entrepreneurs Bazaar
🌟 **Future Entrepreneurs Bazaar – Ages 9–16!** 🌟 **Empowering Today's Kids to Become Tomorrow's Business Leaders!** Unity Center – Grand Prairie Masjid invites young entrepreneurs to participate in a special hands-on business experience! 📅 **Saturday, October 31, 2026** ⏰ **11:00 AM – 7:00 PM** 📍 **802 Greenview Dr, Suite B, Grand Prairie, TX 75050** 🛍️ **LIMITED SPOTS!** - Only 5 tables available - Maximum of 10 young vendors - Ages 9–16 🎓 **FREE Entrepreneurship Training for Registered Kids!** All registered participants will attend a training session covering: ✅ How to price products and calculate profits ✅ How to sell and communicate with customers ✅ How to act professionally ✅ How to count money and give change ✅ How to manage a business booth ✅ Honesty, responsibility, and business ethics 👨👩👧 **IMPORTANT PARENT GUIDELINES** Parents must attend and remain present to supervise and support their children. **Parents are NOT permitted to sell products or operate the booths.** Children must take the lead in customer interactions, sales, and money management. 💡 **Our Mission: Learning Over Profits!** This is not simply a selling opportunity. It's an educational experience designed to build confidence, independence, leadership, financial literacy, and entrepreneurial skills. We want kids to learn through real experience, make decisions, solve problems, and discover their potential. 🌙 **Let Kids Lead. Let Parents Support.** Everyone is welcome to visit, shop, and encourage our future entrepreneurs! **Limited registration – Secure your child's spot!**
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