Why visit
Madina Masjid stands at 401 East 11th Street at First Avenue in the East Village. The congregation traces its New York roots to the 1970s and describes the mosque as the city’s second oldest, while the present building’s narrow urban footprint reflects its place within a dense residential block.
What to expect
The mosque holds the five daily congregational prayers and Friday services, with a separate entrance and ablution area for women. A green dome and minaret distinguish the corner externally, while the interior is organized primarily for worship rather than architectural touring or general sightseeing.
Visitor guidance
Qur’an learning, Ramadan worship, religious lectures and community assistance extend its role beyond the prayer schedule. The mosque’s official site publishes current salah times, Jumu’ah arrangements, renovation information and direct contact details, which supersede older third-party directory descriptions.
