Approximately 25% of all Rohingya in the United States live in Chicago’s West Ridge neighborhood? This community has grown substantially since 2010, totaling around 2,000 individuals.² Chicago is now home to about 2,000 Rohingya,
Many Rohingya refugees have found refuge in Chicago after fleeing persecution and violence in Myanmar.⁴ The community has settled primarily in the Rogers Park neighborhood on Chicago’s North Side, which is now home to one of the largest concentrations of Rohingya in the country.
The Rohingya community in Chicago is thriving, Thanks to the support of our Rohingya community .
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The Rohingya community in Chicago has grown significantly, and having only one masjid may not be sufficient to accommodate the community’s needs.
Establishing new masjids: Identifying suitable locations and raising funds to build additional masjids.
Expanding existing facilities: Renovating or expanding the current masjid to increase capacity.
Temporary prayer spaces: Renting temporary spaces for prayers is Loacateed 6404 N Fairfield Ave, Chicago, IL 60645.
Community centers: Utilizing community centers or other public spaces for prayers and community events.
Interfaith partnerships: Collaborating with other faith communities to share resources and facilities.
May Allah bless your efforts and grant you success in building a beautiful masjid for your community!