11-7-2008
  
  Most of the masajid salah times updated Accounting for Daylight Savings. .
 
   
   

 
 

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Updated on: November 7, 2008

Masjid Al-Farooq
(Colo springs)

http://www.isocs.org/
2125 N. Chestnut St. - Map
Colorado Springs, CO 80907-6615
Phone: 719.632.3364
Jummah: 12:40 pm

Salah (Al-Farooq)
Time
Open status
Fajr (dawn)
5:40 am
Often
Dhuhr (midday)
12:10 pm
Irregular
'Asr (afternoon)
2:30 pm
Irregular
Maghrib (sunset)
5:00 pm
Often
'Ishaa' (night)
6:45 pm
Open

11/15/2008

Lectures this weekend, Br Dawud Adib ColoradoSprings

Saturday (11/15) After Maghrib 5:00pm to `Isha:
"Advice from the noble companions of the messenger of Allah (sall Allahu `alaihi wa sallam)"

Sunday (11/16) After Asr at 2:30 to Maghrib:
"Advice from the noble companions of the messenger of Allah (sall Allahu `alaihi wa sallam)"

About Dawud Adib
Dawud Adib was born in the USA and accepted Islam in 1975. Shortly thereafter - without a teacher - he began to learn the Arabic language and by 1977 he was the regular khateeb (preacher) at two local mosques in his hometown of Newark, New Jersey including the musallaa (prayer hall) at the New Jersey College of Medicine and Dentistry. From 1992 to 1994, he served as Director of Islamic Studies at the Islamic Day School in East Orange, New Jersey. In his capacity as Director, he also taught grades kindergarten through twelve. Brother Dawud has worked as a chaplain in three state correctional institutions; New Jersey, New York and Maryland teaching Arabic language and Islaamic studies also serving as an advocate for both Muslim and non-Muslim inmates alike. He has been an active participant in the Life Connections program at USP Leavenworth (Leavenworth Federal Prison). He has lectured throughout North America, Guyana (where he has delivered talks on both television and radio), Trinidad, Great Britain, Egypt, Saudi Arabia, Australia, Singapore, Indonesia, Malaysia and Germany, Ireland at civic centers, prisons, elementary, secondary and high schools, colleges, universities and churches. His recordings like 'Why You Should be Muslim' and 'Who is Your Creator' have literally brought thousands of people to Islaam around the world and the former - 'Why You Should be Muslim' - has even been translated into some African tribal languages. Brother Dawud Adib is also well known for his recording 'Islam for the New Muslim series.
He has been the Imaam of five mosques in the USA and published two books.

EXPERIENCE:

  • Imam 2005-2006 Germantown Masjid
    Germantown, Philadelphia, PA
  • 2003- 2004 Al Faisal International Academy/Riyadh KSA: English Language Instructor
  • 1999-2003 Islamic Center of Asbury Park, NJ: Imam and Director of Islamic Studies
  • 1995-96 Maryland Penitentiary (now Maryland Transitional Center)
    Maryland State Division of Corrections
  • February 1993-April 1995
    The Islamic Day School of Orange, NJ
    Director of the Department of Islamic Studies/Islamic Studies Teacher
  • Chaplain/ Islamic Affairs Coordinator
    1993-93 Northern State Correctional Facility
    New Jersey Department of Corrections
  • Chaplain/Islamic Affairs Coordinator
    October 18, 1990- August 13, 1991 Washington Correctional Facility N.Y.S. Department of Corrections
  • 1980-85 New York State Division for Youth
  • December 5, 1985-November 20, 1987 Great Meadow Correctional Facility
    New York State Department of Corrections

QUALIFICATIONS:
ESL Certification from i-to-i (2003).
Bi-lingual: English and Arabic
Certification of Completion from the Arabic Language Institute for Non-Arabic Speakers at the Islamic University of Al-Madinah Al-Munawarrah, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia. College of Islamic Law at the same university for one semester.
Certification from the Ministry of Education, Riyadh Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (2004)