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  • About
    • Leadership
  • Worship
  • Education
  • News
    • Current Events
  • Social Justice
  • Support Qal'bu Maryam
  • Contact
  • Awards and Praise
  • Islamic Holidays
  • Our Community Photos
  • About the Founder of Qal'bu Maryam
  • Services for the Community
  • FAQ
  • Khatib(a)/Guest speaker
  • Volunteering at QBM
  • Nabra Vigil
  • Marriage for all
  • Founders Speaking Engagements
  • Funerals
  • Community supporters
  • Birth/Doula Services
  • Extremism/ Racism
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                                             Qal'bu Maryam
Is a sacred space run by and for Muslim women. It is radically inclusive meaning: All are welcome to come in peace and solidarity with Muslim women, and Muslim people. It will be a place of gathering, of education, of social justice, and embracing feminism, and community building. Additionally we are transitioning to a Justice Center.


                                           What's In a Name?
Qal'bu Maryam, or Maryam's Heart, is named in honor of Mary, mother of Jesus (Isa), Peace and Blessings to them, and is a fitting name for a Mosque starting in a church which holds dear, and recognizes the sistership between us and our Christian and Jewish allies.

What's Different About Islamic Sacred Space?

We never wear our shoes in our prayer space.
We wear modest clothing that conceal our body during prayer
Some women cover their heads, some don't, all are welcome
We sit upright on the floor or in chairs (if unable to sit on the floor)
You are welcome to pray, but please ask someone to assist you
We greet each other,
A Salaamu Alaikum (peace to you)
We respond,
Wa Alaikum Salaam (peace returned to you with thanks)
We do ablutions (wudu) before we enter sacred prayer space to pray
We do not allow alcohol or pork products or pork containing products in our space 


What's Different About OUR Islamic Sacred Space?
Everyone is welcome.
Women lead prayers 
Everyone prays together, no segregation by gender.


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