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First United Methodist Church in Millersville, PA organized a panel with Turkish Cultural Center of PA, United Campus Ministry, and Congregation Shaarai Shomayim. The event started outside of the Millersville University around the pond. Later due to weather conditions, it continued in

St. John’s Episcopal Church in Lancaster organized a seminar with Turkish Cultural Center of PA. Mr. Fatih Akdemir, a volunteer at TCC of Lancaster and representative of Northeast Islamic Community Center (NEICC) held a presentation about basic concepts of Islam, women in Islam,

North East Islamic Community Center and Turkish Cultural Center of Connecticut organized a Family Seminar. Families within the Turkish Community of the Hartford area gathered together to have breakfast at the Turkish Cultural Center of Hartford. After their chats and catching up with

TCC of Lancaster hosted a group of students from Eastern Mennonite University with an informative event about Islam. The group of students consisted of registered nurses working towards their Bachelor of Science Degree. Mr. Fatih Akdemir, a volunteer at TCC of Lancaster and representa

Residents of New York attended an event “New York is in remembrance of him” in remembrance of the Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).  More than 1,000 people attended this event which was organized by Turkish Cultural Center New York (TCCNY) and North East Islamic Community Center (N

North East Islamic Community Center in collaboration with Boston Dialogue Foundation held a traditional monthly breakfast on January 14, 2015. This month’s breakfast event also coincided with a blood drive event organized in collaboration with Brigham and Women’s Hospital. The breakfa

North East Islamic Community Center partnered with TCCNJ in organizing “The Path of the Prophet” event held in Montclair University, NJ. The event began with recitation of the Quran, continued with a speech by Writer/Theologist Ahmet Kurucan. He mentioned how we must ackno

North East Islamic Community Center and Turkish Cultural Center of Connecticut held an event called “Seerah Fair.” This fair was held in two locations West Haven, and Hartford. Seerah means the life of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him). The contestants were kids in K-12

  NEICC ADULT CLASSES Learning doesn’t have an age limit, you can learn something in every age.It’s hard to find a place to get the right information. You can also imagine that these practices made for adults in a facility where there is very little that is of utmost importance.

North East Islamic Community Center in collaboration with Boston Dialogue Foundation organized a Graduation Party for Weekend School`s Students the end of Spring term on the fifteenth of December 2014.Their teachers gave them Spring term certificate and All students had sing songs tog