NP3’s Muslim Student Association Focuses on Faith and Community Service

By Nayab Mehmood
Staff Writer | The Pacific Times

The Muslim Student Association is returning for another year at NP3 High.

In 2018, the Muslim Student Association  club leaders had the idea to provide a space to Muslim students to observe Friday prayers on the NP3 High Campus. The club officially started in the 2019-20 school year.

In 2018,was started to provide a space to Muslim students to observe Friday prayers on the NP3 High campus.

From there, the student-led group has grown to provide a safe environment for all students to learn about Islam. Club members also examine and discuss issues which affect Muslim communities.

In the past, Muslim Student Association has taken part in getting donations and sending them to the homeless. It plans to continue doing so again this school year. Additional events are in the works which will provide volunteer opportunities to members such as working with local mosques. Muslim Student Association student leaders said they will also focus on strengthening faith in Islam.

Club meetings are being held via Zoom every Wednesday, from 1:15-1:45 p.m. Membership is open to all students who are interested. If interested in joining, students should contact the club adviser and officers:

Ms. Qasmi (Advisor): [email protected]
Muhammad Safiullah (President): [email protected]
Tahasin Rahman (Vice President): [email protected]
Talhah Bhuyian (Secretary): [email protected]
Shazil Mahmood (Event Coordinator): [email protected]
Fairoz Rizwan (Social Media Manager): [email protected]