MASJID AL FALAH

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CURRENT SERVICES

Daily Five-Times Prayer

The premise is currently used for five daily prayers throughout the day, serving the local community. The extended communities benefit from the facilities for ablution (cleanliness as preparation for prayer), usage of toilets, drinking water, and light refreshments available at the premise. The beneficial group includes

  • Travels from interstates who are visiting WA for work or making holidays.
  • working people areas such as UBER drivers, temporary workers, and people visiting families and friends in the adjacent areas.

Friday Prayer

The Masjid Al Falah premise is currently used for blessed Friday (Jumma’h) prayer, serving local as well as greater community members who are working in the adjacent areas or traveling for work and other purposes. People from a diverse range of nationalities of faith (including women and children) join the Friday congregation.

  • Adhan –  12:45 PM
  • Pre-Sermon Talk: 12:50 PM
  • Khutbah: 1:30 PM
  • Salah: 1:45 PM

We kindly encourage everyone to attend promptly and benefit from the spiritual rewards of this special day.

Prayer During the month of Fasting (Ramadan)

Based on Australian moonsighting, the Masjid Al Falah premise is currently used for early-night prayer during the month of fasting (Ramadan), serving the local as well as wider Muslim community across Perth WA, where the entire Qur’an (Khatm-e-Qur’an) is recited by three to four dedicated Huffaz.

From evening to the end of prayer, light refreshment is provided. This brings communities together to celebrate the month of Ramadan to promote kindness, compassion, and tolerance in society and to achieve closeness to Allah (SWT) through patience and sacrifice (by abstaining from food during the day and through praying during the night), ultimately resulting to better human beings.

Eid Prayers

Considering the large gathering of the community, Al Falah Muslim Association Inc. (AFMA) makes diligent efforts to organize the Eid prayers for both Eid-ul-Fitr and Eid-ul-Adha in a spacious venue (like a community hall) with obtaining necessary permissions from the City Council. However, the premise is used as a preparation place (e.g., preparatory meeting, storage for prayer mats, and sound system) to organize the prayers.