New Jersey Turkish Association's Special Memorial for November 10!
A loyalty gathering for Atatürk in New Jersey! The New Jersey Turkish Association is preparing to commemorate the founder of the Republic of Turkey, Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, with a special program on the 88th anniversary of his death. While the Turkish community will gather at the ceremony on November 8, Federal Chaplain Imam Ahmet Dönmez will also read a prayer for Atatürk.
The Turkish Association operating in the state of New Jersey, USA, is preparing for two significant events that will bring the Turkish community together in November. Following the commemorative program to be held on the 88th anniversary of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk's death, a "Unity and Goodness Gathering" will be organized to strengthen solidarity and cooperation. Both events will take place at the Turkish Association's clubhouse in Lyndhurst.
Atatürk Will Be Remembered with Respect and Longing in New Jersey
The Turkish Association New Jersey will honor Gazi Mustafa Kemal Atatürk, founder of the Republic of Turkey, with a special program to be held on the 88th anniversary of his death.
The program to be held on Sunday, 8 November 2026, will begin with a gathering in front of the clubhouse at 8:30 AM. At 9:05 AM, a remembrance ceremony for Atatürk will be held. The commemoration, corresponding to the 9:05 AM hour when Atatürk closed his eyes in Turkey, will take place according to New Jersey local time.
The association's board invited all its members and the Turkish community to the program, which is organized to keep Atatürk's memory alive and to pass on the respect for the founder of the Republic to future generations.
Federal Chaplain Imam Ahmet Dönmez Will Pray for Atatürk
One of the highlights of the memorial program will be a prayer session to be conducted with the participation of Federal Chaplain Imam Ahmet Dönmez.
Recognized in the United States as a federal-level spiritual guide, Imam Ahmet Dönmez will read a prayer for Atatürk at 11:00 AM on Sunday, November 8, in the Turkish Hearth New Jersey association building.
In this segment, which will be held with Dönmez's participation, the revered memory of Mustafa Kemal Atatürk will be honored with prayers. The Turkish Hearth announced that the memorial program is open to all its members and friends.
A Unity and Goodness Gathering will take place on November 22.
The Turkish Hearth New Jersey's second event in November will highlight social solidarity and mutual aid.
The gathering, themed “Unity and Goodness,” will take place at 4:00 PM on Sunday, November 22, 2026, in the Turkish Hearth association building.
The event, designed to strengthen solidarity ties among the Turkish community, will offer participants an open buffet. Attendees will have the chance to mingle while chatting, and can also contribute to good causes through donations.
In the invitation issued by the Turkish Association, the phrase 'We are gathering to grow solidarity and sharing' was included, calling for participation from all segments of society.
Call for Unity and Solidarity to the Turkish Community
The Turkish Association, which has long brought the Turkish community together in New Jersey, aims to keep the memory of the Republic's founder Mustafa Kemal Atatürk alive and to strengthen social solidarity through two different events it will hold in November.
Both events will take place at the Turkish Association New Jersey club building at 760 Pennsylvania Avenue, Lyndhurst, NJ 07071.
Those wishing to obtain detailed information about the Unity and Goodness Gathering on November 22 and to make a reservation,[email protected]They can contact the association via email address.
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