Halal in St Petersburg

A few Halal Restaurants in St Petersburg:

1) Halal Restaurant @ Narvskaya
You may find Halal cuisine here.It’s not a big restaurant though..but the food is cheap. To get here is a 10 minutes of walking from metro Narvskaya.

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2) Halal Restaurant @ Texnologiceskiy Institut
Halal restaurant about 5-7 minutes of walking from metro Texnologiceskiy Institute.

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3) Halal Restaurant @ Nevskiy
Halal Restaurant at Nevskiy Prospekt,just on the left of Moskovskiy Vokzal. The name of the restaurant is Al-Sharkh.

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Halal Stores in St Petersburg:

1) Halal Butcher
Halal raw meats,muttons,sausages and raw chicken and also some halal canned food can be found here. To get here from metro Narvskaya, either by marshrut K1 or by bus no. 2 or 6.

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Credit to Safwan (SMTU Student)

Student Blogs

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May 1 2009

Celebration in Russia : ‘Labor Day.’

Our activity : “Inter-Usrah Games.”
Note : Students from – Sechenov MMA ( M1 ), RSMU ( M2 ), and MAI.

Note : we were playing futsal and ‘baling selipar’ ( traditional game ) – The main games,
by the way, some students took their opportunity for playing basketball too.

Mosques in Moscow

I’m sure you are aware by now that there aren’t that many mosques in Moscow as there are back home. Despite the inadequacy, solat still remains a must and an obligation that needs to be fulfilled. Even though not many places have a special prayer room built for the need of us Muslim, actually you may perform solat at anywhere as long as you feel comfortable.

Careful planning is needed and essential when one is planning to go shopping, traveling and etc. Be sure to wear a clean attire and one that covers your aurat as not only does it pleases Allah taa’la but enables and eases you in performing the obligatory solat wherever and whenever. Furthermore to be on the safe side, always bring a compass (for the Qiblah) and a timetable for prayer with you. You can download the monthly update from PPIM or KUMOSC blog.

Where ever you are in Moscow, do not skip your obligatory solat.If you are facing a problem that related to qiblah ( i.e you will start puzzling and arguing with your friends : “which is the right qiblah?” or anything related to it ) in a case you forgot to bring the compass, please remember what is Allah taa’la saying in the Surah Al-Baqarah ( i.e chapter 2 ), verse 115 :

“And to Allah belong the east and the west,so wherever you turn ( yourselves or your faces ) there is the Face (Countenance ) of Allah.Surely! Allah is All-Sufficient for His creature’s needs, All-Knowing.”

Surely you could solve the problem, if you really understand the verse whole-heartedly. Allah is the Most Merciful and the Most Forgiveness. So, don’t have to worry so much.

Generally, there are 5 well-known Mosques in Moscow.

1. Blue Mosque.

Off Durova St., Mira Prospect No.7, Vipolsov by street, Moscow, Russia.
Phone: +7495 2814904
Metro : Proskpet Mira (Yellow Line).

http://mihrab.ru

2. Historical Mosque of Moscow.

Bolshaia Tatarskaia st, 28, Moscow, 115184, Russia.
Phone: +74959518448
Metro: Tretiakovskaia or Novokuzneckaia (Yellow or Green Line).

http://www.manar.ru

3. Memorial Mosque.

Minskaya Street, Moscow, Russia.
Metro: Park Pobedy (Blue Line).

4. Yardam Mosque

ул. Хачатуряна, № 8
Metro: Otradnoe (Grey Line – North side)

5. MILOST Muslim Organization

ул. Адмирала Лазарева
Metro: Bulval Admiral Ushakova (Blue Line – South side), Also can be reached from Metro Yacenevo (Orange Line) then take bus No 710.