Questions and answers from the Community Meeting on 09.24.10

1. How is the non-profit organization being registered?  Is it charitable or religious?  Masjid Al Emaan is registered as a religious organization under the State of California and the IRS 501(c)3
2. What is the Mission Statement for this organization?  This is the mission statement of Masjid Al Emaan:  To promote the five pillars of Islam: 1. Shahadah 2. Salat 3. Zakat 4. Sawm 5. Hajj.  To establish the Holy Qu'ran as the book of guidance for humanity, as an example of human conduct the life of Prophet Muhammad. (saaw) To teach and propagate the religion of Al-Islam in accordance with the clear dictates of the Holy Qu'ran, Sunnah, and Hadith of the life of Prophet Muhammad. (saaw) To support the Dawah (propagation) efforts of Prophet Muhammad. (saaw)To promote and assist in the improvement of the social and religious welfare of all people. To abide by the Constitution of the United States of America, and the laws of the state of California.  To cultivate the patterned growth of human excellence and good character through building good relationships with God conscious people.  To be a model community in the broadest sense, not leaving anything of value out, a community which is balanced, witnessing to all people, a community that God establishes, approves of and supports. (continued after the jump)

Minutes From Open Community Meeting September 24, 2010

Masjid Al Emaan

Minutes from the Open Community Meeting 9/24/10

The meeting was officially started at 9:10pm on September 24, 2010 at the Masjid Al Emaan located on N. Pershing Ave STE B21 Stockton, CA 95207. The meeting was called to Order by Executive Secretary Bro. Dawud Abu Bakr. (continued after the jump)