Muslim Students Association (MSA)

Come get your henna done and experience how different cultures celebrate the night before eid!  

Come get your henna done and experience how different cultures celebrate the night before eid!  

We are having our cooking event this Saturday, March 30th inshallah! If you would like to cook for Iftar to share your cultural food and make everyone feel at home. We will be picking up ingredients for students, so it is critical you send us recipes before then, so we are able to get all the materials needed. Email/or DM MSA IG for the sign-up form!  

The Islamic Society of Middlebury College is throwing a dinner to celebrate Eid ul Adha, a Muslim holiday. Come to the dinner to learn more about the faith and to partake in great food from Middle Eastern and South Asian cuisines. Open to the first 90 at the door. A night not to be missed!

MSA is very excited to host the director of the Spiritual & Religious Life Office, Dean Mark Orten, for a joint-halaqah this Friday, 7 pm. As a tradition that is deeply immersed in a sacred vision of nature and self, Islamic thought finds itself enmeshed in contemporary debates surrounding religion, science and rationality. In this week’s halaqah on Religion and Science, Dean Mark Orten will be speaking to the MSA about the history and possibilities for broader conversation between these two domains. March 9th, Forest Prayer Room / Dinner will be provided.

Join us this Saturday, March 2 for a Girls’ Night with facemarks, nail polish, card games, and Barbie!