Taraweh Prayer Schedule
February 28 @ 8:00 am - March 28 @ 5:00 pm
We are pleased to announce that Taraweh prayers will commence the preceding night, Friday, February 28, 2025, following ‘Isha prayer. Prayers will be led by Hafidh Ayman Alkesrawi, Imam Zobair Ahmed, and Hafidh Suliaman Abulhameed.
For those unable to attend in person, both Isha and Taraweeh prayers will be live-streamed on the ISAK YouTube channel, insha’Allah.
Dedicated Space for Sisters
Accommodations have been arranged for sisters in the downstairs prayer hall, with an additional conference room designated for mothers with young children. To maintain privacy and ease of access, men are kindly reminded to refrain from entering designated women’s spaces or blocking their entrances.
Maintaining Peace and Respect
To preserve the sanctity of our prayers, we kindly request that congregants minimize socializing and disruptions inside the Musalla, foyer, and parking lot—especially as many will continue their prayers beyond the 4th and 8th Rak‘ah of Taraweh. Smoking is strictly prohibited within and outside the Center.
Community Safety
During Taraweeh prayers, ISAK’s Safety Committee and security personnel will be present to ensure a safe and orderly environment. Your cooperation with them is greatly appreciated.
Additionally, please adhere to the following safety guidelines:
Absolutely no children in the hallways or parking lot during the Taraweh.
If you see something say something. Please report all suspicious activities to the security team right away.
Shoes must be placed on designated racks to prevent hazards.
For the safety and comfort of all, gathering in the parking lot is not permitted.
The playground area behind the community hall will remain closed during prayers.
Solicitation Policy
Individuals or organizations may not solicit funds on ISAK premises without prior authorization from the ISAK Board of Directors.
Parking Guidelines
Parking in handicapped spaces without a valid permit is strictly prohibited—violators will be towed.
The speed limit on ISAK premises is 5 mph. Please drive cautiously and remain vigilant for pedestrians, especially children.
In consideration of our sisters and elderly congregants, we encourage young men to park farther away and leave the first few rows open for those in need of closer access.
With warmest regards,
Islamic Society of Akron and Kent