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The Muslim Life Program is dedicated to building a vibrant and pluralistic community on Princeton Uni
The Muslim Life Program in the Office of Religious Life is directed by Imam Khalil Abdullah. Khalil works closely with students on campus to support their diverse cultural and spiritual identities while helping to strengthen their religious literacy and mutual respect for others. In addition, Khalil offers pastoral care to students and regularly hosts campus dialogues on various topics related to faith, identity, and meaning.
09/29/2026
Join the Princeton University Muslim Life Program for our weekly Islamic mindfulness meditation gathering at 12pm on Mondays.
We will be reciting dhikr and reflecting. Bring a journal.
All are welcome!
Mondays weekly year-round | MD 104
*Location for 10/26,11/16, & 12/14 will be 307 Murray-Dodge Hall
09/25/2026
Join us on Thursday as we explore the legacy of Muslim poet and philosopher Allama Muhammad Iqbal, whose teachings on self-discovery and empowerment continue to inspire cultural, political, and spiritual awakenings across generations.
Guest Speaker: Walid lqbal, Educator, Lawyer, and former member, Pakistan Senate
Cosponsored by the Near Eastern Studies Program Princeton Near Eastern Studies Program
🗓️ Thursday October 1st
⏰ 6pm
📍JRR A17
09/21/2026
In her forthcoming book, “Justice is at Stake: A Guide to Ethical Interreligious Engagement,” Dr. Jerusha T. Rhodes, Union Theological Seminary, underscores the necessity of an interreligious consciousness, especially for religious and ethical leaders, and explores the intersections among religious diversity, racism, sexism, and religious supremacy.
🗓️ Thursday September 24th
⏰ 6pm
📍JRR A17
06/04/2026
Eid ul-Adha Mubarak from the Princeton Muslim Life Program! We were so blessed to celebrate with a beautiful community and our students the day after commencement, which incidentally took place on the Day of Arafah. Imam Khalil encouraged us to recognize value in each other, reminded us of our immense privilege, Islam’s emphasis of inclusivity of people of all backgrounds, and our responsibility to be at service to humanity. May we all be at better service to our community and each other, Ameen.
05/22/2026
Come join the Princeton Muslim Life Program to celebrate Eid ul-Adha!
Location: Carl A. Fields Center, 58 Prospect Ave Princeton, NJ
Dhikr: 9:30am
Eid Prayer: 10:00am
Khutbah by Imam Khalil Abdullah to follow
Please bring the whole family and stay after salah for a light breakfast, face painting, and balloon animals.
05/22/2026
Jum’muah Mubaraka beloveds! Princeton Muslim Life Program is so blessed to have such a vibrant and warm community- a testament to a long standing tradition (20 years in 2028!) of inclusivity. A gentle reminder that you can always come as you are.
All are welcome ✨
05/19/2026
Join us to welcome our alumni and to celebrate PUMAA - Princeton University Muslim Alumni Association.
Jum’muah at 1:30pm, reception will follow.
Remarks from Imam Khalil Abdullah and PUMAA President Nabil Shaikh.
05/07/2026
Our Annual Mawlid An-Nabi was the perfect way to end our 2026 academic year.
A big thank you to Ammar Charaf, our NJ based Nasheed artist, honored speaker, Dr. Ebad Rahman, Associate Dean of Religious Life and Muslim Chaplain, Columbia University, and graduating seniors Yahya Habib and Sarina Hassan for their reflections on the Prophet ﷺ.
We couldn’t help but reflect multiple times throughout the night on this amazing tradition started by Imam Sohaib Sultan, Allah Yarhamo, and how much we felt the baraka (blessings) of his legacy till this day.
Alhamdulillah- all our love to such a beautiful community, our guests from in and out of town, everyone behind the scenes who made a wonderful event and year possible, and students who were able to attend (as well as those who couldn’t attend due to exams and end of the year conflicts).
You are all in our hearts and duas 🤍
Help us continue to provide our current and future students, our community, and all of you and your families with impactful, meaningful, and ongoing and uninterrupted engagement and programming throughout the year. Help us follow in the footsteps of our Beloved Nabi ﷺby leaving a legacy of service.
Donate now at: https://muslimlife.princeton.edu/donate (link in bio) 🙏🏼
📸: Angel Chang Liu ‘27
05/06/2026
Our Annual Mawlid An-Nabi was the perfect way to end our 2026 academic year.
A big thank you to Ammar Charaf, our NJ based Nasheed artist, honored speaker, Dr. Ebad Rahman, Associate Dean of Religious Life and Muslim Chaplain, Columbia University, and graduating seniors Yahya Habib and Sarina Hassan for their reflections on the Prophet ﷺ.
We couldn’t help but reflect multiple times throughout the night on this amazing tradition started by Imam Sohaib Sultan, Allah Yarhamo, and how much we felt the baraka (blessings) of his legacy till this day.
Alhamdulillah- all our love to such a beautiful community, our guests from in and out of town, everyone behind the scenes who made a wonderful event and year possible, and students who were able to attend (as well as those who couldn’t attend due to exams and end of the year conflicts).
You are all in our hearts and duas 🤍
04/27/2026
Salaam beloved community, we would be so pleased if you would join us THIS FRIDAY for an evening of poetry and praise of THE Beloved ﷺ 💚 and celebrating the end of our academic year with our Annual Mawlid An-Nabi 💚
Guest speaker: Dr. Ebad Rahman, Associate Dean of Religious Life and Muslim Chaplain, Columbia University
Performance by: New Jersey-based Artist and Songwriter, Ammar Charaf
🗓️ Date: Friday, May 1st
⏰ Time: 6 PM
📍 Location: Carl A Fields Center
Program starts at 6pm. Maghrib Prayer at 7:45pm. Dinner to follow.
Looking forward to seeing you all there InshaAllah 💚
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