ICNA Sisters is a division of ICNA, established on July 9th, 1978, which strives to not only provide Islamic education to women but also to empower them through providing platforms for awareness, community efforts, outreach, and much more. It also runs programs for young children under MCNA (Muslim children of North America) that seeks to bring Muslim children of all backgrounds together to learn about Islam, to help them tackle real-life concerns and to offer support in living as dedicated young Muslims.
RECENT ACTIVITIES
ICNA Relief inaugurates 23rd Muslim Women’s Shelter
Police, Muslim Community Join Forces to Distribute Backpacks to 400 Jersey City Children
City Sees Progress with Social Distancing as Mayor de Blasio Fights COVID-19
ICNA Observes the 20th Anniversary of 9/11
Today marks the 20th anniversary of the tragic events of September 11, 2001. It serves as both a reminder of one of the most traumatizing occurrences to unfold on American soil and as a testimony to the resilience of every community living here in America.
The passing of Syed Ali Shah Geelani
ICNA is deeply saddened by the passing of Syed Ali Shah Geelani. No doubt, his death is a great loss to this Ummah and particularly for the people of Kashmir.
ICNA Welcomes American Withdrawal from Afghanistan
ICNA supports the withdrawal of United States forces from Afghanistan. In February of 2020, the Trump administration made an agreement with the Taliban according to which United States forces would move out of Afghanistan by May 2021. By implementing it, President Biden and his administration have honored that agreement.
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