Muslim Students Association

“The Wake Forest Muslim Student Association fosters a safe and inclusive space for Muslims on campus, promotes a sense of belonging by serving the Wake Forest and Winston-Salem communities, and provides opportunities for intellectual discussions regarding Islam.”

This student organization has a dedicated lounge and prayer space on campus where students gather regularly to spend time together and engage with their Muslim identities.

The WFU MSA can also be found on Instagram @wfu_msa and on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/wfumsa.

A: Collins Hall A002

W: wfumsa.com

Muslim students gathered for a Senior Sendoff party for the Class of 2018.
Muslim students and friends at the Senior Sendoff in 2018.
Muslim student graduates gather at the 2019 Senior Sendoff.
Muslim student graduates cutting the cake at the 2018 Senior Sendoff.
Muslim Students Association members at the Welcome Back and Eid Dinner in Fall 2018.
Students and professors at the Welcome Back and Eid Dinner in Fall 2018.
Students in the Muslim Students Lounge for a game night in Fall 2019.
Muslim students volunteering at Project Pumpkin in 2017.
Muslim students painting a desk for local students at DESK in 2018.
Muslim students painting a desk for local students at DESK in 2018.
Muslim students enjoying the nice weather with a game outside.
Muslim students participating in Hit the Bricks in spring 2014.
Muslim students at the MSA Hit the Bricks table in spring 2014.
Image of Muslim Students Association.
Members of the Muslim Students Association in the former Office of the Chaplain lounge. Spring 2013.
Members of the Muslim Students Association with Imam Khalid Griggs outside Nawab Indian Cuisine after dinner. Spring 2012.