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March 2024
A Better Friday Interfaith Vigil
Gather in prayer, word, and song for the hostages, the Palestinians in Gaza, and a better tomorrow. Acknowledging the bad, and leaning towards the good is something all people, regardless of creed, religion or place of origin, can do in the temple of solidarity. On Good Friday, all are welcome to attend a simple prayer vigil to pledge and seek a "better Friday" for all. The short service will welcome Rabbi Abbi Sharofsky, JCRC Director of Intergroup Relations, and Imam…
Find out more »Ramadan Holy Quran Exhibition
Since the revelation of the Holy Quran began during the month of Ramadan, the American Fazl Mosque is holding a Holy Quran Exhibition. The walk-through exhibition features modern translations of the Holy Quran in about 50 languages along with the Arabic script as well as informative displays. Although registration is not required, you can find more information on our eventbrite page.
Find out more »April 2024
From the Board Room to the Dorm Room: How to Make Fighting Antisemitism an American Civic Value
The JCRC of Greater Washington, American Jewish Committee (AJC), The American Association of Jewish Lawyers and Jurists (AAJLJ), The Jewish Federation of Greater Washington Next Gen Lawyers and Lawyers Divisions, and Tzedek DC invite you to the next session in our Brown Bag Lunch Speakers Series, for a discussion with Stacy Burdett, Consultant, Antisemitism Prevention and Response, who brings her many years as an Executive with the ADL and the Holocaust Museum to the discussion. Register here.
Find out more »Ramadan Holy Quran Exhibition
Since the revelation of the Holy Quran began during the month of Ramadan, the American Fazl Mosque is holding a Holy Quran Exhibition. The walk-through exhibition features modern translations of the Holy Quran in about 50 languages along with the Arabic script as well as informative displays. Although registration is not required, you can find more information on our eventbrite page.
Find out more »Sharaka: Building Peace in Times of War
Join the Jewish Community Relations Council for a unique discussion with Sharaka, a group focused on creating people-to-people engagement and help form human connections, while promoting greater understanding and positive engagement of the international community in the Middle East. Sharaka's critical work in building people-to-people peace and dialogue has intensified since the horrific October 7th attack and ensuring war, creating a space for dialogue and understanding between Israelis and Arabs; Jews and Muslims. The dynamic delegation from the Middle East…
Find out more »American Fazl Mosque Iftar Dinner
Assalamu alaikum - peace be with you! The Islamic holy month of Ramadan has commenced and the American Fazl Mosque requests the pleasure of your company at our Iftar Dinner (breaking of the fast at sunset). Please RSVP at this link. Normally, we have traditional Indian-Pakistani cuisine. Please let us know if you have any dietary restrictions or preferences.
Find out more »Jerusalem Youth Chorus “A Different Song” Tour
In these times of violence, the Jerusalem Youth Chorus sings a different song: they're an Israeli-Palestinian music and dialogue project raising youth voices for a shared future. They continued to meet throughout the war to sing out for peace, justice, inclusion, and equality. Join us on April 9, 2024, at 7 pm at Adas Israel Congregation to hear them sing. Get your tickets here.
Find out more »Abrahamic House Eid Al-Fitr Prayer
You are cordially invited to join Abrahamic House as we attend the congregational Eid prayer and celebrate Eid al-Fitr. Eid Al-Fitr, also known as the "Holiday of Breaking the Fast", is celebrated by Muslims worldwide because it marks the end of the month-long dawn-to-sunset fasting of Ramadan. The day starts with performing a special prayer service at the mosque, known as Salat al-eid. Please join us for the Salat-al-Eid at a mosque in Washington D.C. (The exact address will be…
Find out more »Nights at the Seder Table
Welcome to our Seder! Join the Capital Jewish Museum and partners for an untraditional Seder to remember. We’ll read from our own community Haggadah, clink glasses over stories old and new, connect over charoset and horseradish, and find inspiration around the table! Presented in partnership with the Museum, Avodah, Casey Trees, Dayenu: A Jewish Call to Climate Action, DC History Center, GatherDC, HIAS, Historic Congressional Cemetery, Interfaith Council of Metropolitan Washington, Interfaith Power & Light (DC.MD.NOVA), JCADA, Jews United for…
Find out more »Can We Chat? Navigating Conversations During the Israel-Hamas War
Jewish teens today are struggling with how to engage in conversations about the Israel-Hamas war. Join the JCRC for an opportunity to understand the historical context of the war and the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, gain the knowledge to address common questions and walk away with the ability to confront disinformation. This virtual event is open to all 9th-12th graders. Click here for more information and to register.
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