The best among you (Muslims) are those who learn the Qur’an and teach it. (Surah Al-Baqarah:5027)
The Raza E Elahi Quran Institute is not just a mosque for prayer; it is also a community facility accessible to everybody. Preserving an Islamic identity is the Islamic Center’s main goal.
Creating and maintaining a robust Muslim community, as well as fostering a comprehensive Islamic lifestyle based on the Holy Quran and the Prophet Muhammad’s Sunnah.
Raza E Elahi Islamic Institute has a Madrasah. Islamic Madrasahs are designed to help poor children continue their early education.
Tahfiz Qur'an Facility refers to memorising and reciting the Quran, Islam's most precious book.
The Islamic library of Raza E Elahi Islamic Institute has books, periodicals, and other resources pertaining to Islamic studies, history, and culture.
A location for social activities and gatherings such as potlucks, Eid celebrations, weddings, and other cultural events.
A section dedicated to counselling and support services, such as family and marital counselling, adolescent services, and more.
A sports and exercise facility, such as a gym, swimming pool, or outdoor fields for soccer or cricket.
Our vision is to create a world in which the message of Islam is widely understood and embraced, guiding humanity toward peace, justice, and harmony through Allah's word.
Our mission is to provide educational materials, community assistance, and outreach initiatives that promote Islamic values and teachings, inspiring people to embrace the faith and contribute to its global expansion.
The teachings of the Prophet and the Quran provide spiritual guidance; compassion is the act of supporting, caring for, and embracing diversity and inclusivity; integrity is the act of acting with honesty, transparency, and accountability; knowledge is the pursuit of knowledge and understanding, as well as the maintenance of an informed and educated base; and community is the active development of relationships and collaborations.
Trying to help others by leveraging our resources and abilities to make a positive difference.
Excellence: We strive for excellence in everything we do, constantly innovating and improving.
Respect: Treating others with dignity and respect, recognizing the worth and value of each individual.
We collect and distribute Zakat and Sadaqah funds to people in need, both locally and internationally.
Educate and connect women in safe environments while adhering to Islamic beliefs and supporting gender equality.
We provide counselling services to people and families struggling with personal and emotional concerns.
Islamic halal food services serve food and beverages prepared in conformity with Islamic dietary regulations.
Raza e Elahi Islamic centres often provide a variety of programmes and activities to address the spiritual, social, and educational needs of the Muslim community.
This is the most major event in the Islamic calendar, falling in the ninth month of the Islamic lunar calendar. During Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn to dusk for a month. Iftar, or sunset supper, is served to break the fast.
This event commemorates the completion of Ramadan’s month-long fast. It is observed on the first day of the Islamic month of Shawwal, and it is an occasion for Muslims to gather and rejoice with family and friends.
This is a yearly pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, and one of Islam’s Five Pillars. Hajj is mandatory for all able-bodied Muslims who can afford to make the trek at least once in their lives.
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Al Basit Meaning: “The Extendericting One”. Explanation: He is the One who extends his hands so that the faithful might repent and turn to Him. Occurrence: These names
Al Qaabid Meaning: “The Restricting One” Explanation: The Constrictor, the Withholder, the One who constricts nourishment with His knowledge while expanding and widening it with His
Al Aleem Meaning: “The All-Knowing One” Explanation: Allah possesses all knowledge, and his knowledge encompasses everything. Occurrence: 13 times Evidence: “Allah is All-Encompassing, All-Knowing”. (Surat Al-Baqarah, 2:115) Benefit: He who
Al Fattah Meaning: “The Opener, The Judge” Explanation: The Opener, Reliever, Judge, and One who unlocks closed worldly and religious affairs for His servants. Occurs: once. Evidence: “And
Ar Razzaq meaning: “The Provider” Explanation: He takes it upon Himself to supply nourishment to all of His creatures, without exception. He also takes it upon Himself
Al Wahhab Meaning: “The Bestowner” Explanation: The one who generously gives without expecting anything in return. He represents all that is beneficial, whether Halal or Haram.
