Welcome To Talha Islamic Ministry
a nonprofit organization, in good standing with the state of Maryland, possessing tax-exempt status with the IRS. Its objective is to meet the needs of the Muslims throughout the US within inner city and or underprivileged areas.
To establish an “Islamic Village” or society within a society that is insulated from the negative influences prevalent today.
Talha Islamic Ministry strives to improve the religious worship, education, and general wellbeing of the Muslim Community within inner-city and or underprivileged areas.
- Masjid/Islamic Center
- School
- 2 Transitional Homes
- Businesses
- Mortuary
- Property Procurement Plan
T.I.M. views these things to be a vital foundational step in establishing a viable community within the US.
Talha Project
The Talha ibn Ubaydillah Community Project is an initiative T.I.M. has embarked upon that aims to establish the nucleus for a vibrant Islamic community
Masjid/Islamic Center
School
2 Transitional Homes
Businesses
Mortuary
Property Procurement Plan
Dawah Material
Qibla Institute
The Life Skills & Self Improvement Seminar for Business Preparedness
Qibla Institute is one of the efforts in achieving the aforementioned goal, with a focus on the third aspect i.e. the general wellbeing of the Muslims in underprivileged areas
This seminar is something QI hopes to organize all throughout the US in major cities including but not limited to; Los Angeles, Philadelphia, New York, Newark, Orlando, Montgomery (AL), Dallas, etc
We are currently organizing the first seminar that will be conducted in the state of Pennsylvania -if Allah wills. This seminar will be for one day and will consist of several lectures/classes
These lectures will be aimed at helping community members within underprivileged areas improve their financial situations consequently making them better providers for their families.
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We Need Your Help!
Whatever good you send to Allah you will certainly find its reward with Allah. T.I.M & Qibla Institute depend heavily on the aid of Allaah First, and thereafter the contributions of generous donors who see the value in the organization and the services it hopes to provide for Muslims within inner city and underprivileged areas.