The 27th Night of Ramadan at UMA
Join us and be part of space where we worship, reflect and seek Allah’s mercy together.
What is the 27th Night?
The 27th night is widely anticipated as Laylatul Qadr (the Night of Power). It is a night of significant spiritual weight, dedicated to worship, prayer, and seeking forgiveness. UMA hosts a structured program to help the community maximize the benefits of this night in a collective environment.
Whatʼs Happening on the Night
Isha & Taraweeh Prayers
Congregational Isha followed by Taraweeh prayers.
Spiritual Reminders & Talks
Short reminders and brief lectures.
Extended Night Prayers
Extended Qiyam-ul-Layl (late night prayers).
Collective & Personal Dua
Collective and individual supplication.
Suhoor Before Fajr
Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) provided on-site.
Isha & Taraweeh Prayers
Congregational Isha followed by Taraweeh prayers.
Spiritual Reminders & Talks
Short reminders and brief lectures.
Extended Night Prayers
Extended Qiyam-ul-Layl (late night prayers).
Collective & Personal Dua
Collective and individual supplication.
Suhoor Before Fajr
Suhoor (pre-dawn meal) provided on-site.
The Schedule
Attending in Person
The center will reach capacity early. Please prepare for a high-volume event. Security and volunteers will be on-site to direct foot traffic and prayer rows.
- Personal Musalla (Prayer Mat).
- Reusable water bottle.
- Warm clothing (layers), as some areas may
be outdoors or ventilated.
- Arrive at least 30-45 minutes before Isha to
secure a space. - Follow the directions of all parking and
safety marshals. - Enter through the designated brothersʼ and
sistersʼ entrances.
Joining Online
For those unable to attend in person, the full program will be broadcast live. Digital program booklets will be available for download to follow along with the Duas.
Prepare in Advance
Conserve Energy
Rest during the day to ensure you can remain alert throughout the night.
Plan Transport
Carpool where possible to reduce local traffic congestion.
Digital Silence
We encourage attendees to keep phones on silent to maintain the sanctity of the prayer hall.
Donate on This Blessed Night
By donating to the United Muslims of Australia (UMA), you’re investing in every UMA program, initiative, social service, lesson, publication, dawah, fundraiser and more, as well as our masjid, UMA Centre and future developments.
Frequently Asked Questions (FAQs)
Where do I park?
Parking is available at Watson Road and Gibson Avenue. Please do not park across residential driveways or block local access. Expect a 5-10 minute walk from the parking zones.
What is the capacity?
Once the building reaches legal capacity, entry will be restricted for safety reasons. We recommend arriving early to avoid disappointment.
Are children welcome?
We kindly request that children under the age of 5 are not brought on the night.
Is the facility accessible?
Yes. Ramp access and designated seating for the elderly or those with mobility requirements..
Support UMA Ramadan
If you would like to contribute toward the Suhoor meals or the operational costs of this night, you may do so here.
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