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Indian Muslim Association — Serving with Faith Since 1979

Indian Muslim Association has stood as a pillar of unity, service, and cultural pride. For over four decades, we have nurtured a vibrant community rooted in Islamic values and Indian heritage, fostering connection, compassion, and collective progress.

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Serving with faith since 1979, the Indian Muslim Association is a trusted community pillar, preserving heritage, promoting unity, and uplifting lives through service and spiritual growth.

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From spiritual enrichment to social outreach, our journey reflects a steadfast commitment to dignity, diversity, and the betterment of all. We welcome you to be part of this legacy — where tradition meets purpose, and every voice helps shape a stronger tomorrow.

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Since 1979, IMA-HK (Indian Muslim Association – Hong Kong) has served as an umbrella association dedicated to uplifting and uniting the Indian Muslim community.
We believe in keeping God always in your heart and getting involved in everything that builds a just and virtuous society.

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Who We Are

IMA — the association for everyone since 1979.

For more than four decades, IMA-HK has served as a vibrant and inclusive hub for Indian Muslims in Hong Kong — offering spiritual grounding, educational enrichment and meaningful service to society.
Rooted in faith, we unite community members across generations and backgrounds to build strong relationships, serve others, and grow together.
We believe that every person — regardless of age, origin or background — has the potential to become a catalyst for positive change, when supported by community, values and opportunities.
As we honour our heritage since 1979, we continually evolve — responding to new challenges, uplifting voices, and embracing innovation so that our community remains relevant, empowered and morally grounded.

 

Our Vision

A compassionate, confident and thriving Indian Muslim community in Hong Kong — empowered to lead with integrity, serve with humility and shine as beacons of virtue in a diverse society.
We envision a society where every member is cared for, every voice is heard, and every action reflects our shared values of faith, justice and kindness.
We aim to be recognised not only for what we do, but for who we are: a community where spirituality and service go hand in hand, where the next generation stands proud and equipped to make a difference.

 

Our Mission

• To nurture spiritually aware, morally grounded individuals who live by the timeless principles of Islam and the needs of our times.
• To facilitate education — in faith, life skills and civic participation — so that our members are equipped to thrive academically, professionally and personally.
• To foster meaningful service and outreach initiatives that uplift the less fortunate, strengthen community bonds, and build bridges beyond our immediate circle.
• To create inclusive platforms and opportunities for Indian Muslims in Hong Kong — bringing people together for worship, learning, dialogue and action.
• To promote mutual understanding and positive engagement with the wider Hong Kong society — so that our community contributes actively, respectfully and creatively to the common good.

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Who We Are

IMA — the association for everyone since 1979.

For more than four decades, IMA-HK has served as a vibrant and inclusive hub for Indian Muslims in Hong Kong — offering spiritual grounding, educational enrichment and meaningful service to society.
Rooted in faith, we unite community members across generations and backgrounds to build strong relationships, serve others, and grow together.
We believe that every person — regardless of age, origin or background — has the potential to become a catalyst for positive change, when supported by community, values and opportunities.
As we honour our heritage since 1979, we continually evolve — responding to new challenges, uplifting voices, and embracing innovation so that our community remains relevant, empowered and morally grounded.

Our Vision

A compassionate, confident and thriving Indian Muslim community in Hong Kong — empowered to lead with integrity, serve with humility and shine as beacons of virtue in a diverse society.
We envision a society where every member is cared for, every voice is heard, and every action reflects our shared values of faith, justice and kindness.
We aim to be recognised not only for what we do, but for who we are: a community where spirituality and service go hand in hand, where the next generation stands proud and equipped to make a difference.

Our Mission

• To nurture spiritually aware, morally grounded individuals who live by the timeless principles of Islam and the needs of our times.
• To facilitate education — in faith, life skills and civic participation — so that our members are equipped to thrive academically, professionally and personally.
• To foster meaningful service and outreach initiatives that uplift the less fortunate, strengthen community bonds, and build bridges beyond our immediate circle.
• To create inclusive platforms and opportunities for Indian Muslims in Hong Kong — bringing people together for worship, learning, dialogue and action.
• To promote mutual understanding and positive engagement with the wider Hong Kong society — so that our community contributes actively, respectfully and creatively to the common good.

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The Five Pillars of Islam are fundamental acts of worship that guide the life of every Muslim. These pillars form the foundation of a Muslim’s faith and practices, ensuring a deep connection to Allah and the community.

iftar funding

Iftar, the sunset meal breaking the Ramadan fast, holds deep spiritual and communal value for Muslims. Funding iftar initiatives nourishes vulnerable communities and fosters unity. This guide outlines key strategies for organizing and funding iftar programs.

janaza funding

Janaza, the Islamic funeral prayer and burial process, is a sacred obligation for Muslims, ensuring dignity and respect for the deceased. Funding janaza services supports families and communities in fulfilling this religious duty, especially for those facing financial hardship.

eid gathering

Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are joyous Islamic celebrations marking the end of Ramadan and the pilgrimage season, respectively. Organizing and funding Eid gatherings fosters community spirit, strengthens bonds, and ensures inclusivity for all Muslims, especially those in need.

iftar funding

Iftar, the sunset meal breaking the Ramadan fast, holds deep spiritual and communal value for Muslims. Funding iftar initiatives nourishes vulnerable communities and fosters unity. This guide outlines key strategies for organizing and funding iftar programs.

janaza funding

Janaza, the Islamic funeral prayer and burial process, is a sacred obligation for Muslims, ensuring dignity and respect for the deceased. Funding janaza services supports families and communities in fulfilling this religious duty, especially for those facing financial hardship.

eid gathering

Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha are joyous Islamic celebrations marking the end of Ramadan and the pilgrimage season, respectively. Organizing and funding Eid gatherings fosters community spirit, strengthens bonds, and ensures inclusivity for all Muslims, especially those in need.

Sawm (Fasting)

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn till dusk, abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs. It teaches self-discipline, empathy, and spiritual growth.

Shahada (Faith)

The declaration of faith, stating that there is no god but Allah, and Muhammad is His final messenger. It is the core belief that every Muslim affirms.

Salat (Prayer)

Muslims are required to pray five times a day at prescribed times. This practice strengthens the relationship with Allah and helps maintain mindfulness throughout the day.

Zakat (Charity)

A mandatory act of charity, Zakat involves giving a portion of one’s wealth (typically 2.5%) to those in need. It promotes social justice and compassion within the community.

Sawm (Fasting)

During the month of Ramadan, Muslims fast from dawn till dusk, abstaining from food, drink, and other physical needs. It teaches self-discipline, empathy, and spiritual growth.

Hajj (Pilgrimage)

Every Muslim who is physically and financially able is required to perform Hajj at least once in their lifetime. This pilgrimage to the holy city of Mecca is a profound spiritual journey that fosters unity among Muslims worldwide.

These Five Pillars serve as a framework for Muslims to live a life of righteousness, community, and devotion to Allah.

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