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Urgent Appeal for Ceasefire in the Palestinian Conflict

 

The Islamic Society of Vermont urgently calls for an immediate and permanent ceasefire in Gaza to safeguard the lives of innocent civilians and preserve humanity. We strongly condemn the acts of violence against children and women in Gaza, resulting in the heartbreaking loss of 18,000 lives, with half of them being innocent children. The displacement of up to 1.8 million Gazans, approximately 80 percent of the population, is a direct consequence of Israel's bombardment. This level of brutality and genocide is entirely unacceptable, and we should denounce such atrocities.

 

Vermont is a peaceful state, and we expect that all people stand together for peace, justice, and the protection of human rights, opposing the killing of innocents regardless of their race or country of origin. While the United Nations and many other countries are calling for an immediate ceasefire, it is unfortunate that Vermonters have yet to make a similar call. It is our collective responsibility to advocate for an immediate ceasefire to prevent further loss of life. Let us stand together in urging for an end to hostilities, fostering understanding, and supporting initiatives that promote peace, justice, and reconciliation. 

 

Vermonters have the power to make a positive impact, inspire change, and create an environment of empathy and understanding. We urge each and every resident to lend a helping hand, whether through acts of kindness, community initiatives, or open dialogue. We also urge local, state, and national leaders, as well as leaders within religious communities, to come together for unity and urgently advocate for an immediate ceasefire. Together, we can be a force for good, contributing to a state that stands firmly towards peace. Let's start with calling for a CEASE FIRE.

Prayer Timings
New Weekly Programs
Friday

Family Friday Night Halaqa

Every Friday after Isha prayer, we will have a Halaqa and activities for our youth. We encourage everyone to come.

Saturday

Sisters Only Halaqa

Join us for a Sisters Only Halaqa every Saturday at 7pm.

Saturday & Sunday

Fiqh Classes

Different topics of fiqh explained according to the four school of fiqh.

About Us

Through the years, the Islamic Society of Vermont has made itself a very integral part of the beautiful mosaic that is the Vermont community. The story of this community is one of resilience, service, and unwavering empathy.  The beauty of ISVT is that people from various backgrounds, cultures, and regions, share the same religion and everlasting experience of life. You are always welcome to be part of our community.

Services

Weekend Islamic School

The Weekend Islamic School meets every Sunday from 9:30 am-1:00 pm. The Weekend Islamic School teaches children PreK - 12th grade.

Directory of Local Businesses

Many of the local Halal businesses/restaurants are not found on apps such as Google or MuslimPro. Here is a list of different local halal businesses.

Funeral

Here at the Islamic Society of Vermont, we offer our members funeral services for their deceased free of cost.

Donate  Today 

As our community is always growing we ask for your support. Being one of the only Masjids in the state of Vermont we ask that you donate generously. Your donations will go towards different programs, events, projects, and more. 

"And fear the Day When you shall be brought back to Allah. Then every

soul shall be paid what it earned, and non shall be dealt with unjustly."

(Surah al-Baqarah 02:281)

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