On March 25th, 1987, a single-family house marked the beginning of Masjid Al Aman Inc. The vision of Bangladeshi immigrants from the 50s to 80s transformed it into the largest mosque in NYC. Serving as a hub for daily prayers, Jumma, Eid celebrations, and community events, it stands as a symbol of unity. Additionally, the mosque offers vital services like Nikha ceremonies, Quran classes, Hifz programs, and diverse educational initiatives for the community.