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**Haremporblape** · 11-23-2011, 05:53 AM

I live in New York and have worked in 3 hospitals. All had prayer rooms, but they were all multi-faith chapels. However, they are usually empty and Muslims are mostly the only ones that use them. Usually there is a cabinet with some prayer rugs and possibly a Quran. There are usually no overt religious symbols like crucifixes hanging up. Jumuah services are conducted as well.

Other hospitals may differ in these particulars, but I am sure nearly all of them will have prayer rooms (especially in large, cosmopolitan states like NY, CA, IL, etc).

11-23-2011, 05:53 AM	#7
Haremporblape Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 440 Senior Member	I live in New York and have worked in 3 hospitals. All had prayer rooms, but they were all multi-faith chapels. However, they are usually empty and Muslims are mostly the only ones that use them. Usually there is a cabinet with some prayer rugs and possibly a Quran. There are usually no overt religious symbols like crucifixes hanging up. Jumuah services are conducted as well. Other hospitals may differ in these particulars, but I am sure nearly all of them will have prayer rooms (especially in large, cosmopolitan states like NY, CA, IL, etc).
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