The Muslim community at Connecticut College offers a welcoming space for worship, learning, and connection. With the support of a Muslim chaplain, students receive spiritual guidance and opportunities for personal and communal growth. The Muslim Student Association (MSA) organizes a wide range of social, cultural, and intellectual events—including movie nights, communal dinners, monthly halaqas, trips, and guest speaker programs fostering a strong sense of community and belonging.
Halal Dining
Harris Dining Hall provides halal grilled chicken and halal beef burgers.
Places for Worship
The Prayer Room and the Islamic Cultural Center, located in the common room of Knowlton, provide Muslims with a dedicated space for daily prayers, weekly Friday khutbas, and spiritual reflection. Open to individuals of all faiths and backgrounds, the space fosters an atmosphere of inclusivity and respect. It is equipped with Qur’ans, Islamic books, prayer mats, shawls, coverings, and culturally significant artwork to support both worship and learning.
