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**squicscor** · 09-03-2011, 04:59 AM

Originally Posted by Starting_anew
Inshallah do visit and spend a while there. Talk to the Imam and anyone you can there. There is a very good possibility that there are people local to you who go to the same masjid.
To give you a personal example, I know people who travel 70 miles from Wales, UK to pray in a Masjid in Telford, England, UK. And though they're spread out over farms and villages, alhumdullilah they keep in touch with one another and help one another.

i do have a realy close freaind that goes to a mosk and i can go with him but i still dont have my drivers licence so it takes 20 minuts to go in a car and one hour in a bike and i dont like biking but i will find a way to get their ........... and wow 70 miles some one realy needs to open up a mosk their Perhaps, but those people i'm thinking about are mostly converts (White welsh people are amazingly open to islam alhumdullilah) and they live on farms/very small villages. So they come to the closest Masjid they know of. I know its hard for you, but again, you're getting sawab for travelling so far to go to a Masjid =).
How far are you from your local university? A lot of universities have Muslim Student Associations. They may well have prayer rooms also and be a good community for you to get to know?

09-03-2011, 04:59 AM	#8
squicscor Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 402 Senior Member	Originally Posted by Starting_anew Inshallah do visit and spend a while there. Talk to the Imam and anyone you can there. There is a very good possibility that there are people local to you who go to the same masjid. To give you a personal example, I know people who travel 70 miles from Wales, UK to pray in a Masjid in Telford, England, UK. And though they're spread out over farms and villages, alhumdullilah they keep in touch with one another and help one another. i do have a realy close freaind that goes to a mosk and i can go with him but i still dont have my drivers licence so it takes 20 minuts to go in a car and one hour in a bike and i dont like biking but i will find a way to get their ........... and wow 70 miles some one realy needs to open up a mosk their Perhaps, but those people i'm thinking about are mostly converts (White welsh people are amazingly open to islam alhumdullilah) and they live on farms/very small villages. So they come to the closest Masjid they know of. I know its hard for you, but again, you're getting sawab for travelling so far to go to a Masjid =). How far are you from your local university? A lot of universities have Muslim Student Associations. They may well have prayer rooms also and be a good community for you to get to know?
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