Praying on Campus
Here at The Ohio State University, there are plenty of campus prayer spaces. We are closely working with university representatives to better provide for the Muslim student and faculty at OSU. However, these spaces are subject to change as the university continues to amend their COVID regulations.
MSA has done its best during this difficult time to understand the available spaces on campus. Below there is a list of meditation areas as well as more information on Jummah on campus.
Deliver a Khutbah
If you would like to be a khateeb and deliver khutbahs, please fill out the form below!
Jummah on Campus
During Jummah prayer, our khateebs give a short khutbah. If you have any topics that you would like to hear about, please do not hesitate to let us know below!
1st Jummah at the Ohio Union
12:40pm Interfaith Room, 3rd floor of the Ohio Union
approximately 30-45 minutes
2nd Jummah at the Ohio Union
1:50 pm Interfaith Room, 3rd floor of the Ohio Union
approximately 30-45 minutes
Jummah on Medical Campus, Rhodes Hall
1:30pm Atrium/Sanctuary, 5th floor of Rhodes Hall
approximately 30-45 minutes
Prayer Spaces
The Ohio Union
Interfaith Room
Located on the 3rd floor, this room is often used for Jummah and MSA events
Knowlton Hall
Meditation Area
Room KN178 is a dedicated meditation space that can be used for prayer space
Medical Center
Med Center
5th floor of Rhodes Hall in the atrium
Prior Hall
Meditation Room
On med campus, the Health Sciences library, Prior hall, has a relaxing meditation room fit with prayer rugs. Located on the 3rd floor, next to the group study rooms
The Ohio Union
Meditation Room
Located on the 3rd floor, there are two small rooms on each side of the Interfaith room. with one side for men and one for women, along with dedicated wudu areas, these rooms are perfect for a small, quiet space to pray.
Thompson Library
Wellness Room
Located on the ground floor, room 057. This is a room dedicated for praying, as well as many other things.
18th Ave. Library
Wellness Room
Downstairs in the basement, all the way in the corner to the right side of the bathrooms, there is a large dedicated meditation space that can be used for prayer.
Gerlach Hall
Meditation Room
Room 223D in Gerlach Hall offers students a prayer space. The key are with the graduate program office.