Islamic Cultural Center of NY in Upper East Side / Manhattan is a prayer stop in this district. Opened 1991. First custom-built mosque in NYC. Women's section, school, library.
Islamic Cultural Center of NY in Upper East Side / Manhattan is a prayer stop in this part of the city. Opened 1991. First custom-built mosque in NYC. Women's section, school, library.
It gives visitors a fixed place for prayer, wudu, and a short pause between borough stops.
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