The Friday Night Youth Program (FNYP) provides an Islamic environment where youth can build stronger bonds between themselves, the community, and the masjid through the following activities: Islamic knowledge, self improvement sessions, and sports activities.

These halaqas provide a forum for open discussion for topics that concern high school youth and the challenges they face daily. They are held at a different home every week, with special events such as paintball, a bonfire trip, and whitewater rafting held throughout the year.

The Summer Camp brings Muslim youth together for an intensive weekend Islamic retreat, consisting of educational, recreational, and social activities surrounding a particular them chosen by the MYC Planning Committee. The goal is to foster team-building, Muslim identity, and brotherhood.

The Ramadan Itikaf is a night of worshipping Allah swt free from daily distractions and is achieved through praying Qiyaam al Layl, reading Quran, making Dhikr, and du'aa.

This iftar unites the brothers on a blessed day of Ramadan to gain reward for breaking their fast together, and to encourage the youth to spend more time at the masjid during Ramadan.