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Northeast Region

Northeast Region of Lajna Ima'illah USA consists of four Local Majalis. By the grace of Allah Region plays an active role to host many Jama'at/Lajna National, Regional and Local events.

Individual efforts, events and highlights of all Majalis will be posted soon on this page.

The Region consists of the following four Majalis. 
 

1. NY-Brooklyn  2. NY-Bronx
3. NY-Long Island 4   NY-Middletown 
5. NY-Queens    

 

What's New In the Region?

 

 Report - EAST COAST IJTEMA 2014 SEPTEMBER 19 - 21

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Lajna of Queens, New York participated in volunteer service at the Queens Botanical Garden. Eight Lajna members volunteered to help clean up debris from the trees and walkways surrounding the Garden. ..[Read more] 

Long Island Majlis - We are proud to relate that our young Lajna painted our nursery with the help of our young children.

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Bronx Lajna and Nasirat Food Drive | Feeding the Hungry

Bronx Lajna and Nasirat held a canned and dry Food Drive. They donated pasta, beans, cookies, cereals and other dry/ canned food valued at $300.00. During December 2011and January 2012 they collected about 500 items. They packed the food and then delivered it to the Soup Kitchen, Parts of the Solution (POTS), which is located at 2763 Webster Avenue- Bronx, NY 10458. [Read more]

Zujaja Tauqeer ’11 (Brooklyn) Wins 2011 Rhodes Scholarship

Zujaja Tauqeer of Staten Island, a senior at Macaulay Honors College at Brooklyn College, is the only scholar from a New York college chosen for the Rhodes Scholarship in 2011.

 Zujaja majors in History and is in a combined degree program for a medical degree at the New York Downstate College of Medicine. Born in Pakistan, her life was disrupted as a fourth grader following her father’s arrest and vandalism directed at their family for their status as Ahmadis. They were granted asylum in the United States.

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