Baltimore is known for its diverse neighborhoods. The Inner Harbor is full of activity with attractions like the National Aquarium and waterfront restaurants. Fells Point has cobblestone streets with shops and seafood spots. Federal Hill offers colorful row houses and scenic views. Mount Vernon has architectural marvels like the Walters Art Museum. And Baltimore's culinary scene offers their famous crab cakes to pit beef sandwiches. In every corner, Baltimore invites its beautiful history and hospitality.
Johns Hopkins University has two main campuses where graduate students reside. The East Baltimore campus houses schools such as the Hopkins School of Medicine, School of Nursing, and Bloomberg School of Public Health. Meanwhile, the Homewood campus, situated approximately a 13-minute car drive away, hosts schools like the Whiting School of Engineering and Krieger School of Arts and Sciences. Conveniently, students can commute between both campuses using the JHMI shuttle service. Click on the link below to find more information on John Hopkins’ shuttles and night rides.
All you need to know in terms of prayer spaces in the East Baltimore campus, Halal groceries in Baltimore, and masjids in the area.
Johns Hopkins University's Homewood campus is home to JHUMA, the undergraduate Muslim Students Association. Graduate students based on this campus often participate in Jummah prayers at the Interfaith Center or The Colonnade hotel; and attend events hosted by JHUMA. For prayer, there are several options available: a small musalla in the Interfaith Center accessible 24 hours with J-card access, a meditation room in the basement of Shriver Hall, and a prayer room on the C-level of the Milton S. Eisenhower Library. Follow JHUMA's Instagram page to receive updates on prayers and events.
Finding housing in Baltimore can be facilitated through various channels, including social media platforms like Facebook and our WhatsApp group dedicated to housing and furniture.
Here you will find a list of halal food spots in Baltimore. If you find the list is missing in anything, please write a suggestion of the new food spot you recommend, so that it can be added to the list. For other halal food places in the DMV area, we recommend checking out DMV3ats.
There are plenty of masjids and Muslim social circle spaces, some of which are closer than others. The image shown here is the Islamic Society of Baltimore, which is about a 30 minute drive from downtown Baltimore city. You can subscribe to the ISB’s newsletter to stay up-to-date with events; generally, there is frequent and diverse programming that takes place, and a program called Revive that takes place weekly on Thursday evenings.
Some other masjids that require a bit of a commute but have socially enriching events, particularly for young professionals include: the Dar Al Taqwa Mosque, Muslim Family Center, Prince George’s Muslim Association, Diyanet Center of America, the Islamic Center of Maryland, Islamic Community Center of Potomac, Center DC and MakeSpace amongst many others. Though these may require a bit of a drive, it is a great way to meet Muslims.
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