Islamic Association Of Shenandoah Valley - IASV

06/05/2026

Friday Khutbah

05/29/2026

Alhamdulillah we had around 1500-1700 people attended Eiduladha Prayer

05/29/2026

Friday Khutbah- Hasad - Envy

05/27/2026

Eid ul Adha Prayer 2026

05/26/2026

Eid ul Adha prayer , is on tomorrow Wednesday May 27 2026 at *9.00 am sharp*

- Eid prayer location is

1307 Park Road , Harrisonburg, VA, at University Commons (EMU) building, same as Eid ul Fitr location

- Parking is limited , so please come with one car per family.

- Depending on where you park, there may be a 3–4 minute walk to the venue .

- Volunteers will be present to guide and help you.

- The prayer will take place in the gymnasium hall of the building .��

- Perform Wudu at Home .

- Prayer will start Promptly at 9:00 AM . Please arrive accordingly. We have gymnasium for limited time.

- Please bring your own prayer mats , as the venue does not have carpets.

- Arrive at least 15-20 minutes early to avoid delays finding parking as it will be crowded.

- Park in Designated Areas Only to avoid parking tickets , congestion and to ensure the safety of all attendees.

- Keep a close eye on children in the building to ensure safety and to avoid accidentally triggering alarms or other issues.

Jazakum Allahu Khairan (May Allah reward you) for your understanding and cooperation and we look forward to celebrating together.

05/26/2026

05/24/2026

Udhiya / Qurbani
Presentation

05/22/2026

Friday Khutbah - Charity

05/20/2026

Statement from the Harrisonburg Muslim Community.

The Harrisonburg Muslim community mourns and condemns the tragic shooting at the Islamic Center of San Diego yesterday. Our hearts are with the victims, their families, and all those impacted by this horrifying act of violence targeting a place of worship and learning.

This attack comes amid a deeply troubling rise in hate crimes and acts of intimidation directed toward Muslims, immigrants, and marginalized communities across the country. Words matter. Public rhetoric that demonizes, scapegoats, or dehumanizes entire communities creates an environment where hatred and violence can grow.

We call on political leaders, media figures, and public officials to act responsibly and reject language that fuels fear, division, and hostility toward vulnerable communities.

As more facts come to light, we refuse to accept mental illness as the sole explanation for why two teenagers would allegedly target a school and a house of worship. Such acts do not happen in a vacuum. Young people are influenced by the environment around them, including hateful ideologies, online radicalization, and the rhetoric modeled by adults and institutions.

We stand with our neighbors throughout the Shenandoah Valley united against all forms of hate, violence, racism, bigotry, and extremism. We reaffirm our commitment to solidarity, justice, and the protection of every community’s right to live, learn, and worship in peace and safety.