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عضو هيئة التدريس بكلية الشريعة والقانون جامعة الأزهر. عينت معيداً بكلية الدراسات الإسلامية والعربية بدسوق عام 2012 ثم انتقلت إلى كلية الشريعة والقانون بالقاهرة عام 2017 حاصل على شهادة الليسانس في الشريعة الإسلامية كلية الدراسات الإسلامية والعربية عام 2009 الماجستير في العلوم الشرعية عام 2017 العالمية ( الدكتوراه ) من كلية الشريعة والقانون بجامعة الأزهر الشريف بالقاهرة Dr. ELSyed Saeed Al-Sharqawy Assistant Lecturer at Al-Azhar University, Faculty of Sharia and Law
OUR MISSION The Philadelphia Masjid is not only a place for worship it is also an "Education Center" for the surrounding communities. Our school is dedicated to the education of religious and secular perspectives. We follow the Guidance of the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAWAS). So that we excel as individuals and more importantly as an Ummah (Community)! OUR HISTORY The Philadelphia Masjid has been located in West Philadelphia since 1975. At that time it was called Sister Clara Muhammad School which evolved from the University of Islam established in the 1930's, under the leadership of the late Elijah Muhammad and later his son Imam Warith Deen Mohammad who assumed the leadership of his father in 1975.
We are here to worship Allah (Subhanahu Wa Ta’ala) by providing Muslim children with a quality education which meets or exceeds established standards and requirements on both the state and national levels. Our platform is based upon the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings upon him).
Al-Aziz is The All-Mighty. It signifies a rare existence for whom there is intense need as well as to whom access to may be challenging. A king is ”Aziz” (mighty and honorable): If he has all matters under his control, and if all of his subjects, young and old, venerable and disreputable, go to him for their affairs. In other words, the more needed you are, more Aziz (the mightier and more honorable) you are. If a true believer is badly needed, he is Aziz (mighty and honorable), nevertheless, he is modest.
We are a Non-Profit Islamic center serving the Shia community in Miami.
Masjid At-Tawhid is a mosque located in the Fifth Ward area committed to serve the community as a whole. We provide the community with a wide array of services. These include food for the needy, dawah, financial help, and more.
Muslims are a prayerful people. The following are 2 examples impromptu request of ALLAAH (a transliteration of an Arabic proper noun for God) that a Muslim may speak. Such request of ALLAAH may be from any of hundreds of supplications of Muhammad, Peace be upon him, or such requests may be Ad libitum. In any case, these requests (together with adoration spoken of ALLAAH) are called by the Arabic word Du3aa. 'Prayer' in English has similar meaning. This continually being conscious of ALLAAH is a suitable manner for a Muslim. In addition to impromptu speech to ALLAAH, there are 5 formal setting of worship each day that are called Salah. 'Connection' in English is similar to the literal meaning of Salah. Of course, the connection is to ALLAAH. Oh ALLAAH, make us to see The Truth as truth, and provide for us to follow it. Oh ALLAAH, make us to see The False as false, and provide for us to avoid it. Oh ALLAAH, grant us to worship YOU and YOU Alone, without any partners, and grant us to worship YOU as YOU deserve to be worshiped. The Muslim observes "self", you (the reader) and our broader world by a Narrative of overwhelming continual domination by THE MANAGER of every atom of the universe. A glimpse to that viewpoint begins narrated as follows: After making Adam, ALLAAH wiped Adam’s back, dropping from it all the souls [offspring of Adam] that ALLAAH would create until the Resurrection Day. ALLAAH placed the souls in the palms of HIS hands. HE then said about those in HIS right palm, “They will go to Paradise, and I am not disturbed by this.” And, HE said about those in HIS other right palm, “They will go to the Fire, and I am not disturbed by this.” ALLAAH spoke to all the souls in the palms of HIS hands, saying “Am I not your Lord?” They answered, “Yes, indeed, we do bear witness to this.” For which ALLAAH explains “[Each of you made this covenant] lest you should say on the Day of Resurrection, ‘we were unaware [of ALLAAH being our Lord].’ After this, ALLAAH made the rest of known universe as a test for these souls to exemplify which souls were truthful and which souls were false in this testimony. According to present observations in science, the known universe is 13.4 billion years old. Based on this assumption from science, our souls have been hanging out together in the palm of ALLAAH’s hand for such 13.4 billion years. Perhaps you and I knew each other while we were waiting for our test of this life to begin. Some 120 days after you were conceived, ALLAAH sent an angel to place your soul in your mother’s womb; and, your test began. Likewise, some 120 days after I was conceived, ALLAAH sent and angel to place my soul in my mother’s womb; and, my test began. “ad libitum Du3aa: Oh ALLAAH, Manager of all the Universe, grant that our soul is from YOUR first Right hand, and grant us to be guided to keep our testimony that YOU alone are Lord without any partners or helpers! aameen!” As summarized in Qur'aan (Suurah 7, Ayah 180-181), a Muslim properly responds this test by continually asking only ALLAAH, keeping away from critics of ALLAAH, being guided by ALLAAH, and giving justice: “To ALLAAH belong the All-Beautiful Names, so call and pray to HIM by them. And, keep aloof from those that distort the meanings of HIS Names. They will be recompensed for what they are doing. And, of those who WE created, there are people guided by truth and dispense justice.” “ad libitum Du3aa: Oh ALLAAH, please make us to not reject YOUR words that YOU gave to YOUR messengers – even when we see some Muslims failing to dispense justice! aameen!”
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Here at Milwaukee Islamic Dawah Center, we’re committed to investing our expertise and resources in order to further achieve our cause. Since 1993, we’ve been supporting our community members in a variety of ways and measuring our success not by monetary size, but by more qualitative measurements such as the scale and effectiveness of our efforts. Just imagine what we can achieve together!
AL-Furqan Masjid and Educational Center is a Sunni mosque located in Houston, Texas. With its elegant architecture and peaceful atmosphere, it provides local Muslims with a place to worship, learn, and connect with their community. Offering services in English, it aims to be inclusive and accessible to all. The mosque features separate prayer spaces for men and women, ensuring that everyone can comfortably engage in their spiritual practices. In addition, it provides Odhu facilities, allowing worshippers to perform the necessary ablution before prayer. The entrance is easily accessible, creating a welcoming environment for all visitors. Recognizing the importance of accommodating individuals with different needs, AL-Furqan Masjid and Educational Center strives to be wheelchair accessible. Although specific details about the wheelchair amenities are not provided, the mosque has made efforts to ensure that everyone, regardless of their mobility, can take part in the religious activities. Throughout the week, the mosque hosts five daily prayers, offering the local Muslim community regular opportunities for communal worship. On Fridays, a special Jumu'ah prayer is held, bringing worshippers together for a more significant congregational gathering. AL-Furqan Masjid and Educational Center serves as a valuable institution for both religious and educational purposes. In addition to providing a place for prayer, it offers various educational programs and resources to foster personal growth and a deeper understanding of Islamic teachings. Overall, AL-Furqan Masjid and Educational Center is a welcoming and inclusive Sunni mosque in Houston, Texas. With its commitment to providing separate spaces for men and women, accessible facilities, and a range of services, it offers a valuable space for worship, learning, and community engagement.
Vision Embrace the Muslim identity in the United States. Mission Dar AlJalal’s mission is to secure comfortable facility to provide comprehensive Islamic services and Education to our North American Muslim and Non-Muslim communities-at-large in accordance with the Holy Quran and the Sunna of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Our mission is to encourage people of all ages and ethnic groups to learn and develop their knowledge of Islam, to bridge the gap between the communities by providing the necessary resources. To serve and engage Muslims by promoting the progressive values
Andalus Shop was founded by Ryanne Ramadan, a Lebanese American Muslim. Andalus was created to bring handcrafted luxury goods inspired by Islamic Art and History to your home. The name, Andalus Shop, was inspired by Al-Andalus, the golden era of Islamic rule and cultural flourishing in modern-day Spain and Portugal. This seventh-century era was known as a remarkable time of cultural and religious diversity where scholars, artists, and scientists from various backgrounds collaborated leading to significant advancements in fields such as mathematics, philosophy, and medicine. It was also known for its distinctive architectural style characterized by intricate geometric patterns and horseshoe arches that are commonly seen in Islamic Art. Typically, 10% of profits are set aside and donated to Muslim orphanages at the end of each year. However, for the month of November and December, there is an exception being made where 20% is being donated to Palestine given recent events.
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ShopIslam was launched in 2019 with the vision to be a one-stop shop for all your Islamic jewelry and accessory needs. After listening to our customers, we decided to take a short break and redesign the layout of our online shop, again launching in July 2021! Now with more inventory, a cleaner site, and an emphasis on customer experience, we are back better than ever before and ready to deliver our products to you with our super-fast shipping!
The Islamic Society of Tampa Bay Area is a non-profit organization which strives to serve the religious, educational, and social needs of the growing Muslim community of the Tampa Bay Area as well as to reach out to our non-Muslim neighbors in order to teach them about our faith and way of life. Purpose Our purpose is mainly to maintain an Islamic center in this community to serve as a place for Islamic prayers and cultural and religious activities; to serve the youth by providing them the educational courses on Islam, its teachings, and culture; and to provide Muslims with the spiritual guidance based on the teachings of Islam. ISTABA also serves to organize courses of study in Qur’an and the Sunnah in addition to the Islamic history, as well as strive to meet the needs of Muslim and non-Muslim knowledge seekers, to enhance tolerance, dialogue, goodwill, understanding and fellowship, and to promote friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. Mission Statement The Islamic Society of Tampa Bay Area will dedicate all of its resources for the service of Allah (God), Lord of all mankind, most Merciful. We will, with his help, establish a peaceful and brotherly center which caters to the spiritual and educational needs of all Muslims. We will adhere to the teachings of our beloved Prophet (Peace be upon him) i.e. to love our Muslim brothers and sisters and avoid all factional, racial, and national prejudices in everything we do. We proclaim to our community at large that we will be honest, clean, benevolent, honorable, respectful, and the best of neighbors. We support justice, family values, honesty, truthfulness, mercy for the young, care for the old, and charity for the poor, following the steps for Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), whom Allah sent as a mercy to all mankind. We are bound by our oath to Allah to love and support the oppressed by prayer and peaceful humanitarian aid. We reject any treachery or violence, as it is our oath with Allah before it is with mankind. Our struggle is teaching our principles, caring for the sick and feeding the needy, whether Muslim or Non-Muslim, and honoring our oath to Allah as well as to our fellow citizens. We encourage and pray for all Muslims to support and establish their own economical, social, professional, and communal association, although it is not our primary goal. Administration ISTABA's administration is composed of: BOARD OF MEMBERS: Responsible for both short and long term plans. COMMITTEE OF STAFF AND EMPLOYEES: Responsible for delivering the diverse collection of services to our community at large. IMAMS: Responsible for conducting religious services, aiding in educational efforts, and acting as ISTABA's spokespersons on all religious matters.
Thank you for visiting the Islamic Center of Santa Clarita Valley (ICSCV) Sabeelee page. Please, visit our masjid in beautiful Santa Clarita Valley
The Islamic Center of Temecula Valley is an independent, Non-Profit Organization. Its function is to practice and propagate Islam in the United States of America by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for the Muslim community and the public at large.
To connect Muslims of Malaysian heritage living in Southern California. To assist in social and cultural aspects pertaining to their Islamic faith.
We warmly welcome you to our Muslim community, a place where we come together to support, uplift and inspire one another. We are a diverse community, with people from all walks of life and backgrounds, united by our shared faith in Allah (SWT) and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
Located a few miles east of the University of South Florida, Islamic Community of Tampa (ICT) has a rich history and tradition that spans more than half a century.
ICNA Relief USA seeks to alleviate human suffering by providing caring and compassionate service to victims of adversities and survivors of disasters. ICNA Relief USA strives to build healthy communities, strengthen families and create opportunities for those in despair while maintaining their dignity.
It has become evident in our world that for any chance of hope for change and progress in our Muslim communities to take place and thrive, our focus needs to be on our youth. The common cliché that the children are our future is repeated throughout different societies, but do we really prepare our children for a better future? Teaching the children the values and principles that will safe guard them from the challenges and temptations they will face when you as a parent will not be around. With this commitment in mind, the Weekend Islamic Schools for Excellence (WISE) has been established with a unified curriculum across all ISCF weekend schools, consistent teacher training and more hands on student engagement. We look forward to having your child participate and having you invest in the future of our community with time and effort. Because together, anything is possible. REGISTER TODAY!
Masjid Sabireen was established in 1998 by the Cham American Muslim Community. Cham people are an ethnic minority from Vietnam and Cambodia. Masjid Sabireen originally started with only a handful of Cham families that moved from Orange County to Pomona to be near the newly acquired Masjid. Alhumdulillah, the masjid has been blessed with new members and a growing community from various backgrounds each year. Today, it is a 501c3 Non Profit serving the local muslim community in the Pomona Valley.
Mercy-USA for Aid and Development is dedicated to alleviating human suffering and supporting individuals and their communities in their efforts to become more self-sufficient.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a nonprofit 501(c)(3), grassroots civil rights and advocacy group. CAIR is America’s largest Islamic civil liberties group, with regional offices nationwide. The national headquarters is located on Capitol Hill in Washington D.C. The California offices are located in San Francisco, Sacramento, San Diego, and Greater Los Angeles.
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VISION To become an epicenter of Islamic knowledge, service and spirituality. MISSION To provide welcoming, family friendly, state of the art infrastructures to meet the needs of members and the community.
HADI (Human Assistance & Development International) has been registered since 1991 in the State of California as a 501 (c)(3) nonprofit public benefit, charitable, educational, and scientific organization (Tax ID # 95-4348674). HADI Relief, a subsidiary of HADI, is dedicated to providing humanitarian assistance and disaster relief to individuals, families, and communities in need. Our mission is to provide aid and assistance to those less fortunate, irrespective of race, religion, gender, or nationality. HADI Relief provides emergency relief and long-term development programs in countries around the world.
About Us Asalamu alaykom wa rahmatu Allah wa barakatuh السَّلامُ عَلَيْكُم ورَحْمَةُ اللهِ وَبَرَكاتُهُ Welcome to Attawheed Islamic Center (AIC) website. This website is meant to enable you to get information about the Islamic center, its mission and activities. A list of current announcements and a calendar of events will keep you informed of activities at the AIC and other locations. Attawheed Islamic Center (AIC) is located in Carnegie, PA and attracts more than 700 patrons, serving the Muslim Community of West Pittsburgh. Its serving areas include Carnegie, Heidlerberg, Greentree, Scott Township, Collier Township, Dormont, Mt. Lebanon, Upper St. Clair, South Fayette, North Fayette, Oakdale, Bridgeville, McDonald, Robinson Township, Findlay Township, Moon Township, Baldwin Township, Bethal Park, and other nearby areas. One of the most important qualities that defines dedicated Muslims is keenness to establish the means to uphold the religious duties and establishing the bond among Muslims in the community. We have the perfect guidance in Prophet Mohammad who when migrated to Madinah, establishing the Masjid and the congregation, and adhering to the commands of Allah were his first priorities. With the above in mind, AIC was established to be active in providing the facilities for Muslims to practice their religious duties and explaining Islam to non-Muslims. We emphasize our belief in The One God (doctrine of attawheed), His Angles, His Scriptures including Alzaboor, Altorah, Alenjeel, and Alquran, and His chosen Prophets including Ebrahim and his descendant of Prophets, peace be upon them, including Ismail, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, David, Solomon, Moses, Jesus, and Mohammad, peace be upon them all, to guide mankind to His righteous path. We have, Alhamdulillah, established many programs including but not limited to: Daily Salat (prayer), two Jumaa Salat at 12:00 pm and 1:10 pm, and Tarawih Salat during the month of Ramadan Weekly Islamic and Arabic classes for children Quran Halaqa (circle) for adults Islamic lectures by prominent speakers Kids Weekend School Friday community potluck dinner, Eid parties, and social programs AIC (Tax ID 25-1781783) is a not for profit organization tax-exempt under section 501(c)(3). Donations are tax deductible. Our History Attawheed Islamic Center (AIC) was established by graduate students from Saudi Arabia attending University of Pittsburgh and Carnegie Mellon University. It was registered on June 12, 1995 with the State of Pennsylvania as a non-profit religious organization providing religious services for Muslims residing in the western areas of Pittsburgh and the western suburbs. At the beginning, it attracted mostly Arab speaking patrons. Today, with the continuous grace of Allah , AIC has been growing steadily and has a truly multi-ethnic congregation from many countries including Algeria, Bangladesh, Bosnia, Egypt, Guinea, India, Indonesia, Iraq, Jordan, Kuwait, Lebanon, Libya, Mali, Morocco, Nigeria, Pakistan, Palestine, Russia, Saudi Arabia, Sudan, Syria, Tunisia, Turkey, USA, Uzbekistan, Yemen, and others. Our two Friday sermon services, at 12:00 pm and 1:10 pm is attended by about 700 patrons. Since its inception AIC has operated from various rental facilities on Banksville Road. By the grace of Allah , a permanent building located at 401 Washington Avenue, Carnegie, a suburb about 5 miles west of downtown Pittsburgh was purchased for $690,000. First congregational prayer started in the facility on Ramadan 4th, 1432 (Aug 4th, 2011.) This facility includes a 3-Story building with approx. 19,000 SF. The old section was built in 1890 and renovated in 2003, with prayer halls for men and women and a kitchen, all located in the First Floor and an Islamic library in the Second Floor. The newer section built in the 1960s with an entrance facing East includes a Banquet Hall in the First floor and an office and classrooms in the Second Floor. The facilities' basement include a kitchen (under construction), dining area, activities area (under construction), and is accessible by a drive-in garage door. AIC also owns a 40 car parking lot paved and lit to the East of the building. The First Floor and the Basement are accessible for the physically challenged through ramps. Last year AIC purchased the neighboring property at 338 East Main, and it is now part of our facility. AIC property now is the block surrounded by Washington Ave, East Main St, Sansbury St, and Williams Way, plus AIC's parking. We are working to hire an engineering firm to re-structure and renovate the old building. The plan is to have classes for the weekend school and other educational amenities, and a basketball and gym for the patrons. Through time we had contributions from many individuals that made the presence of AIC a reality. Through everyone who contributed, Allah has provided AIC sustenance, and we are thankful to Allah and to those who put their trust in Allah and in AIC management that their contributions are spent wisely and to the best that pleases Allah. Since every decision is a responsibility and a burden, we ask everyone to keep AIC in their prayers to decide what's best and to grow and serve better.
The Islamic Society of Tulsa is a vibrantly diverse, welcoming community. Tulsa Muslims bring a rich culture of many continents to the Greater Tulsa community. We are a place of worship and a place for the community to come together and celebrate all the blessings bestowed upon us by our Creator.
ICNA is an organization of American Muslims which aims to promote Islamic values through safeguarding our moral, familial, and religious traditions.
NPM serves one of the largest Muslim communities in Greater Philadelphia.
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Al-Shifa Clinic is a shining example of how the teachings of Islam, compassion towards the sick, and selfless service to those in need are molded into everyday practice. Newly housed in a 3,000 square feet building, Al-Shifa clinic provides a haven to those who travel from near and far looking for relief and cure. Our free services are provided by a team of dedicated volunteer physicians, dentists, and students. The 6 medical examination rooms and 3 dental treatment rooms of Al-Shifa clinic come with activity Tuesdays through Saturdays.
Welcome to the official Facebook page of Masjid Al-Huda. Please like this page so you can stay updated with all of our latest events and activities!
The Muslim Community of Troy (non-profit entity for Al-Hidaya Center) was started by the students of the RPI Muslim Student Association who would rent a small room to perform their daily prayers in the 70s and 80s. Eventually, that room became too small, and the community purchased a two-story house in 1986. The first floor of that home was converted into a Masjid and the second floor into classrooms for the weekend school, youth and adult education, and other activities. For the last fifteen years, the community increased significantly and outgrew that two-story house. Due to limited space, major activities such as Jumah, Seminars, Eid prayers, Community Iftars, and other activities were held on the RPI campus by renting out their facilities. Many other activities that the community needed were curtailed because of the lack of space. By the grace of Allah, the initiative was started to build Masjid Al-Hidaya in Latham, and the first phase of the project was completed in 2015, with two additional expansions planned for the future. Al-Hidaya currently serves the needs of thousands of Muslims in the capital district and can accommodate 1200+ attendees in the jummah prayer.
Accredited by NCA & Cognia ACA is an Islamic private school, founded in 1996 by parents and community members with a vision and need for an alternative to public school. We strive to provide excellence in academic, religious, and character education and comprehensive and balanced program to enhance our students’ potential and skills. We embody a cohesive governing board of volunteers that possess strong organizational leadership and solid infrastructure. We serve Muslim children and their families from all nations locally and internationally. We provide instruction in the following subjects: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Arabic Language, Quran, Islamic Studies, Computer, Fine Arts and Physical Education.
CORE is dedicated to ensuring children and youth, especially refugees and underprivileged, are set up for success through free quality education and character-building in a safe, culturally sensitive environment. With our specialized programs, we help them realize their goals in life and achieve them.
Logan Islamic Center (LIC) is the first Jami' in Utah. LIC was founded in 1981 by the Muslim community in Logan. It provides services, such as Jummah, Tarawih, and Eid prayers. Everyone is welcome who would like to learn about Islam. We also have Sunday school for children to be able to read Quran. The LIC building had been remodeled twice. The first one, the major remodeling, was conducted in the middle of 2011. During this period, we changed almost everything, including the layout of the building. As a result, LIC now is more convenient for all; ibadah (e.g., pray, reciting Quran, and halaqa) or social activities. The second remodeling was conducted in August - September 2015. Unlike its predecessor, the target was to beautify and make the downstairs area more convenient to use.
CAIR - CA PAC is a typical PAC that aims to raise funds to support Muslims running for office and to support candidates who advocate for civil rights and human rights, here and abroad.
Islamic Center of Beaumont knows that our strength lies not only in the words we stand by, but most importantly through the actions of our initiatives. Back in January of 2019, Brothers and Sisters of the Islamic community in Beaumont took initiative to create a place where Muslims can practice their religion in Unity. Here at Islamic Center of Beaumont we welcome Muslims and Non-Muslims to come and learn about Islam and what we are truly about.
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At Molten Dates, our dates are of premium quality. We carry ten varieties of stuffed dates filled with different types of roasted nuts or candied fruits. Our dates are sold by the pound or in pieces, in luxurious boxes.
Provide the Muslim Community with complete burial needs in accordance with Sharia, in the most expeditious, courteous, and economical manner, irrespective of means of the deceased in the spirit of Fard al-Kifayah (communal obligation).
Mission The Pluralism Project at Harvard University studies and interprets the changing religious landscape of the United States. We conduct research with the help of students, in collaboration with others in our field, and in partnership with religious communities and interfaith organizations. Our award-winning educational resources are informed by this ongoing research.
Our Vision at the Mother Mosque is to preserve and share the legacy, contributions and history of Islam in America. We strive to continue our legacy of building community and sharing our culture with the public while serving Islam and Muslims .
The Muslim community of West Virginia is a vibrant community made up of educated professionals who maintain a great deal of interaction with other Muslims
The church, located at 26 Josie Street, was bought and remodeled. It became the Islamic Center of Dayton (ICD). Since then, ICD has served the Muslims in the Greater Dayton Area, and hosted many projects such as: Founding of the Islamic Council of Greater Dayton which resulted in the Founding of the Islamic Council of Ohio Establishing the Islamic cemetery Hosted many ISNA Conventions Hosted MAYA Convention Founding of the Dayton Islamic School
Welcome to Boston’s oldest continually running masjid. As one of the pioneer communities of Islam in the City of Boston, we have spent the past 50 years serving Boston Muslims and non-Muslims in need.
Accredited by WASC Averroes High School was founded in 2010 by a a group of educators eager to provide a strong option for the Muslim youth in the Bay Area. These Muslim educators joined together their classical teaching knowledge with their modern teaching skills along with a constant lens or morality and hope in supporting students for success. It is our goal to support our students with a strong sense of identity and clarity of vision. We believe that spiritual maturation translates into both academic and social success. Our goal is to help young adults comfortably transition into adulthood with a clear sense of self through knowledge, experience, direction, respect, and support. The school is named in honor of Ibn Rushd, the famed philosopher known to the West as Averroes (1126-1198). Referred to as “The Great Commentator” by St. Thomas Aquinas for his authoritative study of Aristotle, Averroes was a trained master in areas of logic, law, medicine, astronomy, geography, music theory, mathematics, and more, and his work is cited in some of the West’s most definitive scholarship. Averroes High School serves a need. The teen years are the most formative years of an individual’s life, a period of intellectual and moral growth. During this time, most young adults grapple with identity issues, peer pressure, bullying, depression, etc. Without strong role models or a force of spirituality, it is dangerously easy for the average teen to spiral downwards. But with proper guidance and direction, they begin choosing for themselves. Our goal is to provide a space that focuses on academic discipline and prepares students for life.
Welcome to the Danbury Masjid- Islamic Society of Western Connecticut (ISWC). We serve hundreds of M
The Rocky Mountain Islamic Center serves the Lakewood area, offering daily prayer services and various community services. Khutba at 12:45.
Masjid al Huda serves the Muslim community of Willimantic and Windham County. The masjid is open weekly for Jumu'ah khutbah and salat and is open daily for fajr and 'isha salat The masjid is located on the 2nd floor, the door to the right of the Key Bank entrance.
Official Facebook Page of the Islamic Society of Milwaukee, the largest Islamic organization in WI
Welcome to the Muslim Mosque Assocation (MMA). MMA was established in 1947 by the immigrant muslim community of sub-continent, building the first house of Allah (SWT) on the west of the mississippi river. This is a house of Allah SWT, and every muslim is a member of this house. MMA's activities are based on the model of Masjid Al Nabwi (PBUH). We are here to serve the muslim community in their religous, social, political, and educational needs.
Accredited by Cognia Our schools are committed to providing students with an excellent academic education and creating a school culture where students feel safe, respected and motivated to reach for Ihsan (excellence) in all aspects of their lives. At our fully Accredited schools, our goal is to foster happy, intelligent, well-adjusted children, who not only absorb the Islamic and academic teachings, but carry a life-long love of Islamic and academic learning into the real world and represent the best of our society, inshaAllah. Here you will find a nurturing educational and Islamic environment for children 6 weeks through grade 12. We recognize that each child has unique talents and learning styles. Our highly qualified, certified, and experienced teachers and staff are committed to working with each child to ensure optimal social, emotional, religious and educational results.
Masjid Isa Ibn-e-Maryam is a centrally located masjid in Newark, Delaware. We are dedicated to providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals of all backgrounds to come together in worship and community. Our masjid is open for daily prayers and offers various activities such as youth groups and Quran courses.
We are a nonprofit organization and a mosque . Our goal is to serve and build relations with our community and introduce Islam positively to our neighbors
Guidance Residential specializes in Shariah-compliant home financing in the U.S. Our unique Declining Balance Co-ownership Program was created under the guidance of seven globally renowned Shariah scholars and eighteen U.S. law firms to ensure it meets strict adherence to legal jurisprudence of the Islamic faith and conforms to U.S. legal and regulatory requirements.
Our Mission: Provide a welcoming and inclusive space for Muslims in Las Vegas to come together in worship, education, and community building. We strive to promote the values of Islam, including compassion, justice, and service, and to foster a sense of unity and brotherhood among our diverse community. Through our programs and services, we aim to empower individuals to deepen their faith, strengthen their families, and contribute positively to society. We are committed to being a beacon of light.
Muslim Americans for Compassion is an organization built to promote compassion and health care.
Here at Masjid Zumratul Jannah, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the world a better place for all. Our decision making process is informed by comprehensive empirical studies and high quality data evaluation. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of our pursuits.
Masjidullah Incorporated is an organization where we promote faith, community and family with the guidance provided by Al-Islam in accordance with the clear dictates of the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (Peace and blessings be upon him). Please explore our website and find out how we can serve you! Any questions or inquiries can be sent to inquiries@masjidullah.org
MCC is a venue for prayers, social, educational, and fun activities for the Muslim Community in the Salt Lake Valley
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Mediterranean and Middle Eastern favorites, served up fresh using the best ingredients. We offer many vegetarian and vegan options, as well as shawarma and wood-fired meats.
MSA seek to promote a sense of community among Muslims on campus by encouraging adherence to Islamic ideals to further individual and collective growth.
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Established in 1968, the Islamic Circle of North America was a response to the growing need for a supportive Muslim community in North America. The organization initially focused on educating its growing membership about Islam, the goal being to adhere to Islamic values amongst a religiously diverse community. In the early 70s, ICNA members, the majority of whom were of South Asian descent, focused their efforts on education and personal/spiritual development. In November of 1977, nearly a decade after its formation, ICNA members met and discussed the need for Islamic work based in North America. After drafting and adopting a new detailed constitution, the organization formally became known as the Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA). With a new name and new direction, members of ICNA were determined to become an inclusive, diverse organization, and adopted English as their official language. ICNA’s work towards establishing a place for Islam in America began. With the 80s came several key expansion projects—ICNA Sisters’ Wing was formed in 1980, ICNA’s main headquarters established in Jamaica, Queens in 1984 and the annual convention celebrated its 10th year in 1985. With a central location from which to base its efforts, ICNA was able to launch numerous projects, many of which still thrive today. ICNA Relief, 877-Why Islam, Young Muslims, the National Shura Council, the Message International, Muslim Alert Network, Muslim Savings and Investments (MSI) and more branches were formed throughout the following years to cater to the needs of the American Muslim community. Along with the national convention, clusters of ICNA chapters across North America hosted annual regional conferences; Neighbor Nets were formed for members of local chapters to meet on a consistent basis. 1993 marked a milestone in ICNA’s history, as it’s Charter and By-Laws were approved and adopted. In the past decade, ICNA has expanded its reach across the US while maintaining an active presence in local communities. Muslim Family Day, first hosted at Six Flags New Jersey in the year 2000, now attracts nearly 50,000 a year at several parks nationwide. The ICNA Council for Social Justice, a branch of ICNA dedicated to representing the Muslim voice on matters of social justice was formed in 2009. ICNA has worked to establish connections between Islam and the public, collaborating with numerous Muslim organizations to reach this end. ICNA also works closely with many national interfaith organizations for the betterment of society. By focusing on self-development, education, outreach and social services, ICNA has cemented its place as a leading grassroots organization in the American Muslim community.
Islam is not a new religion, but the same truth that God revealed through all His prophets to every people. For a fifth of the world’s population, Islam is both a religion and a complete way of life. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy, and forgiveness, and the majority have nothing to do with the extremely grave events which have come to be associated with their faith. The Arabic word ‘Islam’ simply means ‘submission’, and derives from a word meaning ‘peace’. In a religious context it means complete submission to the will of God. ‘Mohammedanism’ is thus a misnomer because it suggests that Muslims worship Muhammad rather than God. ‘Allah’ is the Arabic name for God, which is used by Arab Muslims and Christians alike. Islam was revealed through a long line of prophets inspired by God. Among them are Ibrahim (Abraham), patriarch of the Arabs through his first son Isma’il (Ishmael); Musa (Moses), who received the Torah (Tawrah); Dawud (David), who spoke through the Psalms (Zabur); and ‘Isa (Jesus), who brought the Gospels (Injil). But the full and final revelation came through Muhammad, the last of all prophets, and was embodied in the Quran, which completes and supersedes all previous revelations.
Founded by Honorable Elijah Muhammad in 1956, by Nation of Islam Minister El Hajj Malik Shabazz known then as Malcolm X, Masjid Malcolm Shabazz located at 102 West 116th Street in Harlem began as Muhammad’s Temple of Islam #7. As such it was the successors in interest to Marcus Garvey’s Universal Negro Improvement Association (which still occupied the 3rd floor of the building in 1956) and Noble Drew Ali’s Science Temple Movement which also sought to address African American identity deficits with pan-Africanism and an affirmation of an pre slavery Islamic past while at the same time fostering a culture of community self determinism and economic collectionism (or self help). For 19 years, (1956 – 1975) these concepts were the hallmark of Muhammad Temple of Islam #7 under the leadership of Minister Malcolm X (Malcolm Shabazz – 1956 – 1965) and Minister Louis Farrakhan (1965-1975) who were national spokesmen for the Hon. Elijah Muhammad leader Nation of Islam (1933 – 1975) During these 19 years satellite temples from 7B to 7P from Manhattan, Bronx, Queens, Brooklyn, Staten Island, EI Barrio (East Harlem) to Westchester were established and tens of thousands of African Americans and Latinos were invited to revert to Islam as taught by the Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the Nation of Islam. Heavy weight champion Muhammad Ali, Singer Joe Tex, The Delphonics and many other celebrities added to the constellation of star power that encouraged thousands of people to join the Nation of Islam. On February 21, 1965, Muhammad Temple of Islam was fire bombed by those who believed that “The Nation of Islam” were responsible for the assassination of Malcolm X. The top floor of the building was lost all except ironically Minister Malcolm’s original office which is still in tact until to day. On February 25, 1975, Nation of Islam leader, the Honorable Elijah Muhammad, died and was succeeded by his son Imam W. D. Mohammed. Imam W. Deen Mohammed brought the true religious teachings of Al-Islam to the community and to the larger American society. Embracing all of humanity in its fold, the concept of Al-Islam as the religion of peace captivated huge segments of the American public and indeed the world took notice of the World Community of Islam in the West as Imam W. D. Mohammed initially named the new fledging Islamic community which emerged from the womb of the Nation of Islam In 1976, Imam W. D. Mohammed renamed Muhammad’s Temple of Islam #7 at 102 West 116th Street as Masjid Malcolm Shabazz in honor of the powerful and far reaching contributions of Malcolm X to America, the establishment of al Islam in the United States and to the cause of Universal Human Rights. From 1976 to January 1993, Imam Ali Rashid from California presided over the new ground breaking educational and spiritual community dimension of Imam W. D. Mohammad’s new mission at Masjid Malcolm Shabazz. On February 14, 1993 (Valentine’s Day), the Masjid Malcolm Shabazz community elected its first native born New Yorker and its seventh Imam as leader to preside over human reformation and community vitalizations missions that had become the legacy of 102 Wet 116th Street now known as Masjid Malcolm Shabazz. The new leader was Imam Izak-EL Mu’eed Pasha. In 8 short years, Imam Izak-EL Pasha jump started the revitalization and renovation of Harlem’s housing stock by initiating sponsoring and constructing 42 (three family homes), Malcolm Shabazz Gardens, the Renaissance, Malcolm Shabazz Court, NRP buildings at 3 sites in Harlem and numerous other projects constituting hundreds of units of affordable housing in Harlem Under the leadership of Imam Izak-EL M. Pasha Masjid Malcolm Shabazz inspired the world famous Malcolm Shabazz Harlem Market. While the Masjid Malcolm Shabazz was never involved directly in any of the foregoing projects, the leadership, inspiration and the commitment of the members of its congregation to uplifting humanity, arresting blight and seeking a peaceful, safe community for all people have made Masjid Malcolm Shabazz the must see destination of scholars, students and tourists who visit Harlem.
Accredited by Cognia UAF was founded on August 28th, 1992, as a dream to provide exceptional education in line with Islamic values. In the past year alone, we welcomed over 95 students from across the nation to join our vibrant school community. List of 2 items. Our Mission: To teach our students the principles and practices of Islam and prepare them for academic success and good citizenship. Our Objective: Committed to offering a competitive curriculum while adhering to the highest Islamic and academic standards, we provide a safe, secure school atmosphere, preserving the Islamic identity of our students.
In 1969, a group of Muslim students who chose to make their permanent home in Minnesota formally started the Islamic Center of Minnesota in Dinkytown. The Abukhadra family generously donated the facility in Columbia Heights to be used as a Masjid. With the growth of the Muslim community and with generous donations from community members, the ICM purchased the school building on Gardena Ave. in Fridley in 1987. The ICM school facility in Fridley and the ICM AbuKhadra Masjid are the two ICM facilities in use today.
We are a volunteer sector sponsored and supported by charities and donations
We were blessed to open our doors in June of 2016 and our diverse Muslim community is committed to making a difference in Midtown Memphis through community service, supporting spiritual growth in the community and working to build a thriving neighborhood for everyone. Several families have purchased and renovated homes near the Mosque. Midtown Mosque is located at 1288 Jackson Ave. in a historic district of Memphis, TN. strategically located just minutes from Overton Square, Rhodes College, St. Jude Research Hospital, and the new Crosstown Concourse. It is also borders north Memphis where there are no other Muslim centers or masjids. Due to the high number of Muslims working and living the city, and there is a greater need to build Islamic spiritual institutions and increase dawah efforts in the area.
This is a Masjid that serves the community of Youngstown, Ohio
Obsidian Herbal Health LLC. (Ohh..) is an innovative gummy supplement company focused on leveraging the benefits and effectiveness of black seed oil combined with select herbal, fruit, vitamin, and mineral actives in a way that people can include in their diet without hesitation or struggle. Our primary focus is to bring you the best tasting & most effective black seed oil gummies you’ve ever tasted. We wanted to be the first, but we’ve settled on being the best.
UIF offers Faith-based financing programs and superior service. At UIF Corp, we are dedicated to providing you with a comprehensive range of faith-based financing solutions tailored to your unique needs. With a solid commitment to exceptional customer service, we take pride in the fact that 97% of our valued customers trust us and enthusiastically refer their family and friends to UIF Corp.
Dentists of Laguna Hills is bringing brighter and healthier smiles to our friends and neighbors across the Laguna Hills area. Our staff of highly trained and caring dental professionals is ready to help you with all of your oral health needs. We will listen closely to you while crafting a treatment plan specifically tailored to your unique situation. Our goal is to provide the education and guidance you need to make confident and informed choices about your care. To provide optimal results, we use the latest technology in all of our treatments, from dental cleanings to smile restorations. If you need emergency dental care, there is no need to stay in pain any longer. Call us 24/7 for prompt care and relief. We love to meet new patients and become a part of your oral health journey, so call us today or send us a message through the online messenger on this website.
To provide families a Roadmap so that they can achieve financial security. This involves a free personal evaluation of their current finances and concrete solutions to master the six components of financial security. We believe that every family should have this basic understanding of how money works today so that they can make better-informed decisions tomorrow.
We are your neighborhood business service center, offering many needed services under one roof.
At Daren Perfume, our utmost priority is to provide you with an exceptional selection of perfumes and colognes that cater to both your professional and casual needs. Additionally, we take great pride in offering personalized perfume options tailored specifically to your preferences.
Cal Engineers INC is a full-service home improvement consultant committed to providing affordable and quality home improvement services to every homeowner through knowledgeable design and implementation. We work closely with you, ensuring that your vision for the home of your dreams comes true.
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Kareem's Restaurant has been serving the greatest falafel for over two decades. Found in your local supermarket or Mediterranean restaurant, you can enjoy Kareem's Falafel anywhere at any time.
Islamic Community of Tampa is a nonprofit community organization dedicated to serving the religious, social and educational needs of the local Muslim American community in accordance with the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Solar Tec’s mission is to empower Residential & Business Owners alike with energy that is Clean & Sustainable. We are determined to reduce your Electricity bills & Carbon Footprint to promote sustainability. We aim to stand as a reliable Solar Power Company to make Solar Panels Installation services easy for all!
Welcome to the Islamic Center of Rome! We serve the Muslim community in and around Floyd County, Georgia, providing worship, educational, and social activities. We also seek to promote awareness and understanding of Islam and facilitate interaction between Muslims and non-Muslims in our local community based on peace, respect, dignity, and harmony as promoted by the Qur’an and Sunnah.
Masjid Al-Islam is the largest mosque in Rhode Island. Before its inception, most congregants attended Masjid Al-Karim. Due to the budding community, the masjid was created to provide conveience and new resources. Built in 1995, via local donations, particularly that of Dr. Muhammad Arif, who donated the land and a generous amount of monetary funds, Masjid Al-Islam welcomes Muslims of all backgrounds, as its adherents come from all over the world. Non-muslims, wishing to learn about the religion or provide communal support, are more than welcome to come in as well. Assalamu' Alaikum means may peace be upon you. Islam means submission. Welcome One! Welcome All!
Masjid Abu Bakr Al Siddiq serves as the only masjid on the east bank of New Orleans. Established in 1987
A growing Muslim community in Salem, Oregon, reaching out to one another to practice their peaceful and loving faith ♡.
Through the years, the Islamic Society of Vermont has made itself a very integral part of the beautiful mosaic that is the Vermont community. The story of this community is one of resilience, service, and unwavering empathy. As our once small, but mighty community continues to grow and expand, so do our needs and desires to build more for our people. The beauty of ISVT is the people from various backgrounds, cultures and regions, sharing same religion and everlasting experience of life. Everyone is always welcome to be a part of our community.
At Masjid Omar Ibn-Al Khattab, we celebrate the success of over 50+ Hafiz/Hafizah graduates. Our dedicated teaching staff has played a pivotal role in nurturing these students, guiding them in Quranic recitation, memorization, and deepening their understanding of Islamic fundamentals. Together, we are sculpting a bright future for the next generation of learners.
Mustafa Islamic center All of its activities are in accordance with the teachings of the Quran and following the teachings of Prophet Mohammed (P.B.H)
The Islamic Institute of Orange County (IIOC) is a nonprofit organization 501(c)(3) mosque and institution established in 1991 to serve the greater Orange County community as a source of Islamic knowledge, spirituality, social gatherings, and communal support. IIOC primarily provides prayer services, weekly Friday khutbah prayers, community programming and events, and a full-time Pre-K to 8th grade Islamic School, Minaret Academy.
We have the most sophisticated travel pricing (reservation system) for Airline tickets in the industry. Our computers search for the least expensive fare available for your travel dates. Rock bottom airfare, discounted hotels rates, and great package deals have earned us the number one spot in the travel industry. Dedicated to bringing you and your family a memorable ROAD TO MAKKAH is proud to offer HAJJ & UMRAH packages to MUSLIMS in the UNITED stateS. We at Road To Makkah have many years of experience and vast knowledge in arranging and managing Hajj & Umrah packages from the USA. We take pride in creating carefully planned packages in accordance with intended travel plans and budget.
Welcome to Harford County Education Society's Masjid Al Falaah. We aim to be a model community for humanity and a beacon of Islamic guidance. Members shall develop spiritual, intellectual, and physical resources to foster family stability and promote communal and social advancement with diligence and excellence.
At The Baklava, our vision is to bring the authentic flavors of Turkey to your doorstep, through our handcrafted Turkish Delight and Baklava that are made fresh daily. We are dedicated to using only the finest and freshest ingredients, sourced locally and directly from Turkey, to create our delectable treats. Our Turkish Delight is made using traditional methods and infused with an array of fruit and nut flavors, while our Baklava is a delectable combination of layers of flaky pastry and sweet honey syrup, filled with crunchy nuts and spices. At The Baklava, we strive to become the go-to destination for those looking to indulge in the traditional sweets of Turkey, and to create a memorable and delightful experience that keeps our customers coming back for more.
Masjid Al-Haq is a second ISCF mosque located in the heart of downtown Orlando. This Masjid caters to the Muslim professionals working in the downtown area as well as the people living in the area. The Masjid has an service programs for the surrounding community especially serving the homeless community.
Masjid Assunnah serves the Kissimmee and Orlando area in Florida. Full-time Imam, five daily prayers, Jumuah, lectures and Saturday school for children.
In the name of ALLAH the most Merciful the most Compassionate. Praise be to ALLAH and peace and blessings be upon His Prophet Muhammad and the members of his household divine good With the help and blessing of ALLAH All Mighty, a group of students and residents in the city of Tulsa, Oklahoma, USA, had initiated to create Tulsa Islamic Foundation “TIF” as an Islamic non-profit organization. Tulsa Islamic Foundation is officially registered with the local government and was established on November, 18 2012. Tulsa Islamic Foundation is a religious institute follows the “Shi’ite Ja’fari, Twelve Imami.” Some of its goals are to teach the Islamic spirit of tolerance, consolidation of social connections among the community members, seeking to educate individual about theology and jurisdictions. Also commemorate religious and social events and organizing cultural and entertaining activities. The foundation has its own bi-law. The bi-law has been agreed upon its terms by the members of the foundation. Elections process is held every two years, through which nomination and election of the board of directors take place. Through the election it will be decided who is going to fill the administrative positions for the next two years.
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A nonprofit Masjid founded and run by community members committed to providing a safe and loving
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Maine Muslim Community Center is a non-profit organization, organized exclusively for religious purposes as defined in Section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal R
The Hudson Islamic Center (HIC) is a nonprofit organization established in 1997 with the sole purpose to serve both the Muslim and nonMuslim community.
UMMA is a nonprofit organization that guides our neighbors towards financial security and sufficiency through a comprehensive approach. Our services include educational classes, a food pantry, job readiness programs, and support in achieving self-sufficiency. When someone visits UMMA for the first time, they begin at the intake stage, where we collect basic information and identify immediate needs, including those related to affordable housing. Our holistic approach supports individuals in mapping a plan towards self-sufficiency, which often encompasses job placement and housing. Along this journey, we provide essential support such as food, toiletries, and access to education and training opportunities that act as a foundation for their future success.
House of Worship Darul Huda Masjid was founded to facilitate the religious needs of the small Muslim community in Snellville, GA. Center of Dawah Over the years, hundreds of men and women found their path to the Hidaya(guidance) in Darul Huda Masjid, where a wide range of dawah program help both Muslims and non-Muslims to seek a better understanding of Islam and implement it in their lives. Center of Knowledge In 2005, Darul Huda Masjid was incorporated as a nonprofit 501©(3) religious corporation dedicated to provide religious, educational and social services to the Muslims.
Masjid Umar Bin Khattaab (Islaamic Center of Mastic-Shirley) was established in 2001 with a capacity of just over 40 people.
AIF mission is to spread a message of peace, piety, knowledge and righteousness amongst its members,
Welcome to Masjid Abu-bakar Masjid Abu-Bakar is excited to launch a new and much-improved website as a useful community resource. Some sections are still being developed, but we encourage you to browse the site and visit regularly for community announcements, events, prayer times and more! We encourage you all to participate in our many activities that are held throughout the year. Be sure to stay connected on Facebook and sign up for our weekly newsletter. We value and look forward to your feedback. Masjid Abu-bakar is a multi-ethnic, multi-lingual, diverse, and open community committed to full and equal participation and involvement of all members of the masjid Whatever you give or spend in the way of Allah will be returned to you in manifold increase. Allah, the most Bountiful and the most Loving, commends: Lend unto God a goodly loan. Whatever good you shall forward on your behalf you shall find it with God, as better and richer in reward. [al-Muzzammil 73: 20.] Be generous, therefore, for whatever you spend on yourself is only for your temporary sustenance while whatever you spend in the way of Allah is an investment in your future for which will provide everlasting sustenance. Seek to invest in others for your own benefit with whatever Allah has endowed you. Allah says: Of their wealth take alms to purify and sanctify them. [at-Tawba 9:103.] Furthermore: He that spends his possessions [on others] so that he might grow in purity. [al-Layl 92: 18.] Love for worldly possessions is primarily a disease of the heart while the purpose of sadaqa is to act as its antidote or cure. Sadaqa serves as a form of dhikr to remind us that all forms of wealth come from Allah and what we possess is .simply a short term loan for which we will be held accountable when our contract expires. Please note: Paypal Charges us upto 3% in Service Charges. If possible, we request you to pay by Check. Please mail you checks with appropriate memo to Masjid Abu-Bakar 2 NE 80th Ave. Portland OR Call (503)358-5363
The Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD) is a 501C3 tax exempt non profit organization that exists to serve the most vulnerable people within Metropolitan Detroit through the Muslim faith, Islamic principles, and a fundamental belief in assisting others. Officially opened to the public in January 2000, the ICD offers programming not only to its Muslim constituency, but also the underserved surrounding the Brooks, Fiskhorn, Warrendale, and Cody Rouge neighborhoods, and surrounding communities. Accomplishments In 2019, we were able to expand not only our programming, but also our footprint. ICD significantly expanded our services for children, youth, adults, seniors, and families that are most in need in the Metro Detroit area. In 2020, we fed our neighbors, trained our youth, and supported our senior citizens through a variety of educational, career/skill based, and wellness programming; not to mention serving 5,000 meals per day, feeding over 2,500 individuals through our food pantry, as well as serving nearly 2,000 others through our mental health counseling sessions (via zoom) during the Covid-19 pandemic. These programs remain ongoing. One of our greatest achievements for 2019 was winning the Art Van Charity Challenge! This fundraising event saw hundreds of nonprofit organizations across four states compete for a $100,000 grant. ICD was able to rally our members, friends, and other community representatives throughout the challenge, especially at the last minute, to raise nearly $350,000, to win the challenge and collect the $100,000 grant. In 2020, we participated in the Community Thrives Challenge through Gannett. We raised well over $200,000 and earned $15,000 in grant money during the competition. Who we are? The Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD) exists to serve the most vulnerable people within Metropolitan Detroit through the Muslim faith, Islamic principles, and a fundamental belief in assisting others. Officially opened to the public in January 2000, the ICD offers programming not only to its Muslim constituency, but also the underserved surrounding the Brooks, Fiskhorn, Warrendale, and Cody Rouge neighborhoods, and surrounding communities. ICD During Times of Need Since the onset of the Covid-19 pandemic, the Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD) has been serving over 150,000 Meals weekly throughout 13 locations across the Metro Detroit area, to those most in need. Additionally, we have opened our food pantry to nearly 2,000 individuals weekly; specifically for those that cannot otherwise feed their family. We are also offering the Youth in the community continued educational opportunities in order to close the gap in learning while our schools are no longer face-to-face. Finally, ICD has been holding mental health teleconferencing (via Zoom) for those who need access to a licensed mental health professional. In fact, requests for mental health assistance have increased three-fold since the start of Governor Whitmer’s stay at home order. Committees Descriptions Present the message of Islam to Muslims and non-Muslims and promote understanding among them. Provide religious, social, educational, and other services for its members as well as other Muslims and non-Muslims. Promote family values in accordance with Islamic teachings. Develop and maintain healthy relationship between the ICD members and other local Muslim communities, as well as regional and national non-Muslims communities. Create feelings of brotherhood/sisterhood among its members and other Muslims in the area. Foster an understanding and appreciation of other cultures and religions. The Islamic Center of Detroit is still growing, and at an increasing rate, to help accommodate the needs of our Muslim community, and as always thanks to the dedication and continuous support of our community. Mission and Vision The Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD) exists to serve the most vulnerable people within Metropolitan Detroit through the Muslim faith, Islamic principles, and a fundamental belief in assisting others. Officially opened to the public in January 2000, the ICD offers programming not only to its Muslim constituency, but also the underserved surrounding the Brooks, Fiskhorn, Warrendale, and Cody Rouge neighborhoods, and surrounding communities.
MVPA Musalla (Mountain View Palo Alto Musalla) provides the space to revive the traditional “Mohalla Masjid” or “neighborhood mosque” in an American context. It caters to the spiritual and social needs of the local Muslim community by providing space and opportunities for daily Islamic religious practices, community bonding, learning, community service and for fostering relationships based on mutual respect with other faith and non-faith communities in the local area.
The Islamic Center of Central Missouri was established in 1983 as a mosque and community center for the central Missouri region. It is the only mosque in Columbia. For a list of other mosques in Missouri
A community-based Islamic effort that creates a space for the unencumbered worship of God.
Muslim Society Inc. (MSI) has been catering to the Glendale Heights community and surrounding suburbs since the early 1990’s. Since the building was purchased, MSI has grown from a full time Masjid to an active Islamic center. Accommodating over 1,000 individuals and still growing, MSI’s board is working diligently to ensure everyone’s needs are met. MSI currently holds all 5 prayers, two Friday prayers, a hifz school, a Sunday school, and a variety of services and programs for the community. MSI’s vision is to become a center that promotes spiritual, educational, and social growth for each of its attendees. The Muslim Society of Glendale Heights condemns all acts of violence perpetrated domestically and internationally by Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. We believe in love and peace for all. Darkness adds to darkness, light eliminates it. Violence adds to violence, peace eliminates it. Whoever kills a soul unjustly or to spread corruption on the Earth, it is as if he has killed the entire humanity. And whoever saves a soul, it is as if he has saved the entire humanity. (Quran 5:32) Good and evil cannot be equal. Repel evil with what is better and your enemy will become a close, protective friend (Quran 41: 34) MSI Background MUSLIM SOCIETY INC. on Bloomingdale Rd. had its humble beginnings in the early 90’s, stemming from the days of meeting in basements, family rooms, and rented office spaces. From the very beginning, MSI has been built upon the teachings of Islam. At it’s opening, MSI offered five time daily prayers and has now transformed into an active Islamic center. With the blessings of Allah, MSI has grown and continues to grow with the increase of the Muslim population in Glendale Heights and surrounding suburbs. In the early nineties, a few Muslim families settled in the Glendale Heights area. As there was no masaajid in the close vicinity to perform the 5 daily prayers, they decided to purchase a real estate office with the intention to soon construct a masjid. As Glendale Heights and the surrounding suburbs became saturated with Muslim families in the late nineties, the current building at 1785 Bloomingdale Road was renovated to accommodate the growing Muslim population. Today with the blessings of Allah Subhanahu Wataaala, MSI is a fully functional masjid where 5 times prayers and several events are held. MSI holds a wide variety of services and programs, attracting several audiences to attend the Mosque. First and foremost, MSI holds the five daily prayers and two Friday prayers to accommodate the huge Muslim population of Glendale Heights and the surrounding suburbs. MSI also serves as an active dawah center with regular programs aimed at supporting and uplifting the refugee community and new reverts to Islam. Additionally, MSI has a food pantry which supplies food to a minimum of 50 families every month. On the education side, MSI runs a full-time Hifz school and a Sunday school order to protect the teachings of Islam by educating the youth. There are several services and programs hosted by MSI in order to educate and attract a wide-variety of audiences.
The Muslim Society of Delaware Valley (MSDV) is a nonprofit Muslim community organization serving the Greater Philadelphia Area. MSDV currently operates two Islamic centers: the Islamic Cultural Center of Willow Grove (ICCWG) and the Muslim Youth Center of Philadelphia (MYCP).
The average cost for funeral and burial services in the USA ranges around $6,000 to $8,000. That is a huge expense piled on top of an already great loss. Here at Muslim Funeral Home of Rockford have been able to provide funeral services to community members for nearly no cost. Now with our newly purchased cemetery we are able to make costs even lower than before. Our funeral services are done based on Islamic law and practices.
The Information Systems Security Association (ISSA)® is an international organization providing educational forums, publications, and peer interaction opportunities that enhance the knowledge, skills, and professional growth of its information security professional members. The primary goal of ISSA is to promote best practices that will ensure availability, integrity, and security of organizational resources. Since its inception in 1982, ISSA's membership has grown to include more than 100 chapters around the world with members who represent a diverse collection of organizations, including major U.S. and international corporations, leading consulting firms, world-class educational institutions, and government agencies. ISSA members are committed to protecting their organizations' assets and resources.
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Yaqeen Institute produces accessible, academic scholarship to answer tough questions about Islam for diverse audiences and supports local organizations.
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To become a leading platform for developing and sustaining a diverse and thriving Islamic Community that is an integral part of America in accordance with the Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Massoud Gondal LP has expertise in providing financial services to individuals, small businesses, large corporations, and non-profits. We aim to provide very affordable accounting and tax services to businesses and individuals, with upfront pricing and no hidden fees.
Olive Community Services, Inc. is a California non-profit organization dedicated to providing programs and services to promote the health and well-being of seniors, their families, and their community.
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Zaytuna College is a Muslim liberal arts college located in Berkeley, California. Zaytuna is the first accredited Muslim undergraduate college in the United States and was founded in 2008.
IMANA is a key resource and network for American Muslim physicians and healthcare professionals
Masjidu Nuur is the Center of Moderate Muslim Community or known as Ahlu Sunna wal Jama'a (Sufism) of greater Kansas City, we promote understanding of Islam and Muslim by introducing Islamic scholarship known a direct chain of teachers back to the Islamic prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The part of Islamic teaching that deals with the purification of the inner self. By focusing on the more spiritual aspects of religion. We promote methods of interpretation that prevent superficiality and extreme literalism in understanding Islamic texts and traditions. To the moderate Muslim (Sufism) it is the transmission of divine light from the teacher's heart to the heart of the student, rather than worldly knowledge, that allows the adept to progress. Sufi orders largely follow one of the four madhabs (jurisprudent schools of thought) of Sunni Islam and maintain a Sunni aqidah.
Masjid Al-Salam, also known as Champions Mosque, is one of the many Islamic centers managed by the Islamic Society of Greater Houston (ISGH) that have continued to serve the diverse community of Houston for years. Equipped with a multipurpose hall/gymnasium, and a community clinic, it is also home to the Houston Peace Academy (HPA) and the Weekend Islamic School (WIS). It hosts a variety of events regularly, ranging from classes and workshops to festivals and sports tournaments. Additionally, it is the chartered organization for Troop 321 Boys Scouts, Pack 321 Cub Scouts, 2016 Girls Venture Crew, and Troop 13467 Girl Scouts.
About Muslims are proud residents of the Northshore community. Masjid An-Noor is the Islamic Center for Northshore community. The Masjid was completed and opened its doors on Friday, May 10th 2019 (5th of Ramadan). It hosts daily prayers, Friday congregation, Sunday school, and other major gatherings. The Masjid is a central place in the lives of Muslims. Here, we replenish and boost our spiritual energy to steadfast on the right path. The teachings of Islam stress on the values of enjoining good and forbidding evil. The following events take place at Masjid An-Noor: Daily prayers Friday congregation Sunday School Eid Prayers Taraweeh Prayers
A non-profit organization that works to increase access to a better quality of life for all Deaf.
Oakland Islamic center , established in 1990, is a not-for-profit organization currently located in the heart of downtown Oakland, near downtown. Wa'al-hamdulillah, our Masjid, has become one of the most famous and most visited Masajid in the bay area. Additionally, it has become "The Castle of Da'wah" for non-Muslims bringing many of them, through its Da'wah program, into Islam. Since its opening, the Masjid has been offering various services to the Muslim community. Some of these services are: Five (5) Congregational Salahs (Jammah) every day, seven days a week. Hundreds of brothers and sisters gather here to worship Allah (SWT). Congregational Friday Sermons (Ju'mmah) where more than 300 brothers and sisters, who come from all over Oakland and its surrounding area in unity to praise Allah (SWT). Daily Iftar and Taraweeah prayer during the month of Ramadan. Islamic education on: Tajweed Al-Quran, Tafseer Al-Quran, Hadith, Fiqh, Sirah and Arabic language. Hajh seminars and trip arrangements for Hajh. Da'wah program. Our Mission: Our mission is to advance cause of Islam and serve Muslims in the San Francisco Bay area as to enable them to adopt Islam as a complete way of life
The capital of Hartford, Connecticut was chosen by the late Honorable Elijah Muhammad and coordinated by the late Al-Hajj Malik Shabazz (Malcolm X) to be the center point for the start of Islam in Connecticut. The origins of Muhammad Islamic Center began in the homes of Rosalie and Islah Beyah and moved to various locations across the city of Hartford. Muhammad Islamic Center of Hartford through these humble beginnings became the first and oldest indigenous Islamic Center in the State of Connecticut. During this period of self-discovery, the former Nation of Islam played an active part in the upliftment of the African American community. In 1975, Muhammad Islamic Center of Greater Hartford transitioned from the nationalist teaching of the Nation of Islam to the universal language of the Holy Qur’an, and the all-embracing teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). The transition was facilitated in 1975 by Imam W. Deen Mohammed, the son of the late Honorable Elijah Muhammad. The transition triggered the largest religious conversion to Islam in modern times. Muhammad Islamic Center of Greater Hartford has continued to support Islamic and public education since the establishment of the first Islamic School in Connecticut: the Muhammad University of Islam to the present-day Clara Muhammad Islamic Academy. Principals of that time included James Abdus Samad, Mutahhir Sabree and Sajdah Sharief. Muhammad Islamic Center of Greater Hartford has continuously supported interfaith relationships with Muslims, Christians, and Jews in Connecticut and abroad. The leadership of Muhammad Islamic Center, under the past direction of Imam Nuriddin Faiz, the late Imam Qasim Sharief, and current Imam Kashif Abdul-Karim, continues to support community development, and social change. This is done through positive interaction, communication and partnerships with the citizenship of the State of Connecticut. In 2006 a long-time assistant Imam to Imam Qasim Sharief, Imam Abdul Shahid Muhammad Ansari established a satellite masjid in the North End of Hartford; New Africa Learning Center. This satellite masjid was developed to give dawah, while encouraging and supporting the African American community of Hartford through a Muslim presence. In 2020, after 14 years, this satellite venture merged back with MICGH. Muhammad Islamic Center also serves as a platform for welcoming new Muslims from around the world to the city of Hartford. As a platform in the city, Muhammad Islamic Center of Greater Hartford helps to integrate Muslim immigrants from across the globe into mainstream America while emphasizing the importance of experiencing the freedom that America offers. The community is involved with many community based associations. These boards help us stay connected to what is occurring in the broader community and help us to influence the direction of the Muslims and the general public. We are associated with the following organizations: The National Association of Imam WD Mohammed, the National Conveners in association with Imam WD Mohammed, The New England Council of Masajid (Secretary), Muslim Endorsement Council (Emeritus, President and Founder), The National Consortium for Clara Muhammad Schools. (Consultant with curriculum framework). The American Coalition for Good Government. (Regional Coordinator) and ILTDP; the developmental team of thinkers working on codifying the language and curriculum of Imam WD Mohammed, National Radiobroadcast; AmericanMuslim360. (Presenter), and the Interfaith Fellowship with Universal Healthcare.
Our Mission is to religious freedom through the first amendment and enhance understanding of the worlds religions and their contributions to human history. The Muslim Community Center of Winchester area: (MCCWA) and to help and benefit all human beings by working with Muslim educators and Islamic organizations in order to foster the development and growth of quality education, service, and stay stability of a Muslim community. MCCWA aims to provide a frantic Islamic education and practice in addition to helpful social services
Masjid Al-Nur is now home to a diverse community of Muslim brothers and sisters and stands as a symbol of true Islamic unity with members from nearly all parts of the world. The brothers and sisters of Masjid Al-Nur value this unity and strive to preserve
Accredited by NJAIS Our Vision Noor-Ul-Iman School's vision is to illuminate a way of life that fosters strong and confident leaders guided by Islamic values and a moral compass to prepare them for success in this world and the next. Our Mission To foster future generations in a nurturing environment based on core Islamic values and instilling the love of Allah, the Quran, and the Prophetﷺ by Developing Character, Living Faith, Inspiring Leadership, Pursuing Knowledge, Serving and Building Community, and Achieving Excellence.
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A nonprofit Islamic organization to serve Muslims of the South Bay and greater Los Angeles metropolitan area.
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“The Nur-Allah Islamic Center is an Islamic community in association with the leadership of the late-Imam W. Deen Mohammed. We proclaim in word and deed the universal message of Al-Islam that there is but One G_d* (Allah) and one human family. We are committed to establishing a balanced community life in its broadest sense, witnessing the eternal wisdom of the Words of G_d as revealed in the Holy Qur’an and the life-model exemplified by Prophet Muhammad, prayers and peace be on him. We will cultivate the patterned growth of human excellence and good character through building valuable relationships with all G_d conscious people of all races, religions, and universal creeds.” Nur-Allah Islamic CenterThe Vision of Nur-Allah Islamic Center The vision statement of Nur-Allah Islamic Center is to be a model community in the broadest sense, not leaving out anything of value. A community which is balanced, witnessing to all people, a community that G_d (Allah) establishes, approves of and supports. Resident Imam, Michael “Mikal” Saahir Nur-Allah Islamic Center of Indianapolis
Welcome to Masjid Rassulullah! This is the Islamic Center of Fayetteville. Led by Imam Habib Ngom, we are proud to serve Fayetteville, NC and the surrounding community. The mosque is open 24 hours, 7 days a week. We are proud to serve the community by offering services such as prayers, classes for new converts in Islam, children & adults and emergency counseling.
We follow the Qur’an and the Sunnah as understood and practiced by the first 3 generations of Muslims, known as the Salafus-Saalih. We also learn from the righteous scholars who are upon this Minhaj.
Rahmani Masjid and Learning Center is a full time Masjid with five daily prayers, Jummah, and Quran classes.
Our goal at the Qur'an Institute is to offer classes for all age groups and reading levels. We offer classes on-site in several branches and online!
Chaplain Kaiser Aslam has been serving as the Rutgers chaplain since in August 2016. He previously served as the Muslim Chaplain at Wesleyan University. Kaiser has studied various classical Islamic sciences including Arabic, tafseer, hadith, fiqh in his studies within the United States, as well abroad at Markaz Fajr in Cairo, Egypt and Al Amana Center in Oman. Kaiser holds a Master’s degree in Islamic Studies and Muslim-Christian Relations from Hartford Seminary. His thesis is “Islamic Literacy for Undergraduate American Muslims.” In addition to his work at Wesleyan, Kaiser served as the only Muslim Chaplain at Hartford Hospital and as the youth director at the Farmington Valley American Muslim Center.To provide an inclusive space and sense of community that enables students to foster a meaningful Muslim identity. To enrich and support students through quality educational, spiritual, and counseling services rooted in relevant Islamic learning; and To advocate for the Muslims at Rutgers and facilitate community building and dialogue with people and representatives of all faiths and backgrounds.Our vision is of a vibrant, modern center that provides educational, spiritual, and counseling services for the Rutgers community with a focus on students. We strive to provide a compelling, meaningful, and relevant practice of Islam that inspires all who come in contact with it.As far as we know, Muslims have been active at Rutgers University (Rutgers) in an organized fashion, including the Muslim Students Association, since the 1960s. Over the years, there have been attempts to establish a physical institution, a Center for Islamic life, on campus. In the late 1970s, a group of Muslims, some of them Rutgers students and faculty established the Islamic Society of Central Jersey (ISCJ) that held weekly seminars and classes as well as celebrations and Eid prayer on campus. The ISCJ then purchased a property in South Brunswick, New Jersey and built a mosque several miles from campus. Thereafter, in the late 1980s, a group of Rutgers students founded Masjid ul Huda, a mosque that was located just a few blocks from campus in New Brunswick, NJ. Masjid ul Huda is now known as New Brunswick Islamic Center (NBIC), and it is now located a couple of miles from New Brunswick in North Brunswick, New Jersey. Additionally, the Muslim Center of Middlesex County (MCMC) was established as an outgrowth of the ISCJ in the late 1980s. MCMC built a masjid in 1997, a few blocks from the Rutgers Busch Campus. All of these institutions have and continue to benefit the Rutgers Muslim community. However, they are mosques that are located off-campus. The need for a Center for Islamic life on campus, in contrast to a mosque, remained unfulfilled. A physical institution on campus dedicated to the service and support of the entire Rutgers Muslim community was desperately needed. The Office of the Muslim Chaplain at Rutgers University (OMCRU) opened in 2002 as a “Campus Ministry” organization sanctioned and recognized by Rutgers. It began in a consultative and advocacy capacity in the wake of September 11 and provided services despite limited resources. OMCRU chaplains included David Fricke, Walead Mosaad, Jihad Brown, and Faraz Khan. In 2006, OMCRU was invited to join the Religious Life Association of Rutgers (RLA). The RLA was comprised of recognized Rutgers campus ministries that employ full-time staff who work solely for on-campus interests and issues. OMCRU dissolved because of a lack of sufficient funds and resources. In 2009, there was a renewed interest in creating a Muslim presence on campus; and in 2010, the Center for Islamic Life at Rutgers University (CLRU) was incorporated. In 2011, CILRU became the official convener of the Muslim chaplaincy on campus through the Rutgers Dean of Students Office. At that time, CILRU hired two part-time volunteer chaplains – Faraz Khan and Mohammad Moutaz Charaf. CILRU also became a member of The Interfaith Council at Rutgers University (TICARU), a group of chaplaincies of the Abrahamic faith. TICARU is now called the Interfaith Alliance and membership is comprised of faith groups that sponsor a full-time chaplain on campus. The former RLA is now the Multifaith Council of Rutgers that includes about 25 campus ministries. In March 2013, CILRU received its IRS 501(c)3 tax-exempt status. Further in February 2016, CILRU was granted State of New Jersey Sales and Use Tax Exemption. After an exhaustive job search, in January 2016, CILRU hired its first paid full-time on-campus chaplain – Kaiser Aslam, who started in August 2016. Another landmark goal was met in December 2016, when CILRU signed a lease for office space on the College Avenue Campus in New Brunswick. Following a renovation of the 1,000 sq. ft. office, we opened at the end of March 2017. A landmark achievement occurred in June 2018 when CILRU signed a lease with Rutgers for the building at 122 College Avenue, New Brunswick. This premier location and the fact that CILRU’s space has doubled gives CILRU the opportunity to increase its service to the Rutgers community. A renovation is currently underway and a grand opening is planned for September 2018.
Randallstown Islamic Center (RIC), known originally as Dawah Society, was founded in Baltimore, Maryland USA by a group of Muslim families in early 2000. A residential building on 8335 Liberty Road, Randallstown was used as the society’s first Masjid. By 2003, membership of the masjid has increased tremendously which facilitated the group to rent a larger space at 1808 Woodlawn Drive, Gwynn Oak, MD 21207. At this location, full-fledge Masjid services were provided including 5 daily prayers, Friday Jumaat Prayers, Tarawih prayers, and Sunday lecture sessions. In the next few years, membership at the mosque continued to grow steadily and the group needed a larger space that will accommodate all members and nonmembers who visit the mosques for Friday prayers and Taraweeh prayers during Ramadan. To accommodate the growth, the group in the year 2009 rented a larger property at 9019 Marcella Avenue, Randallstown MD. 21133. As a result of the ample space at this location, the weekend religious school was started, and Eid prayers were performed. The group then formed a non-profit 501c(3) organization incorporated in 2010 and named it Randallstown Islamic Center(RIC) (Dawah Society) to reflect the current location of the group. At the beginning of 2015, RIC membership was over 500 and a decision was made to purchase 3117 Rices Lane, Windsor Mill, MD 21244 to accommodate the growing needs of increasing membership. In April 2015, the purchase of the 20.04 acres property was completed. Three years later, RIC was able to complete all requirements to convert the property zoning from residential to commercial as requested by Baltimore County regulation. RIC’s mission is to provide a place of worship, an Islamic environment for individuals and families, authentic Islamic education, da’wah programs for promoting understanding and propagation of Islam, and a source of reference and a support system for the community. The goal is to develop, promote and implement the mission’s objectives within RIC resources. RIC provides Islamic services including the 5 Daily Prayers, Friday (Jumu’ah) prayer, Eid-ul-Fitr, and Eid-ul-Adha Prayers, Taraweeh prayers during the month of Ramadan, Weekend Quran school for children, Sunday lectures for adults, Daily Tafseer Program for Adults, Collection and Distribution of Zakat, Funeral and Burial Arrangements, Marriages and Aqiqah, and many other Islamic programs. RIC draws membership from nationals of African, Asian, and Mid-Eastern Countries; we strive to be a welcoming place for everyone. Members and non-members are invited to use the facility for their social, educational, and spiritual needs. Everyone is also welcome to contribute positively to strengthen our contribution to the teaching and practice of Islam.
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We provide legal services throughout Southern California to victims of personal injury and employment discrimination. Employment discrimination could be devastating, especially if you eventually lose your job and your income. Loss of income adds to the stress of being fired or discriminated. We understand your frustration and we are ready to help. We also understand the plight of Personal Injury victims. We know how it could be difficult to deal with physical pain, sometimes with disability after you were hurt as a result of someone's negligence or recklessness. Give us a call for a free consultation if you suffered an injury or were discriminated at your job place. You will pay us nothing unless you win! We also help businesses to grow and start-ups to make their first steps. Whether you are founding a new business, buying an existing one, or merging with another, we can help. Our mission is to help businesses grow and minimize their legal risks. Everything in your business, including its name, name of your product, your creative designs are guaranteed protection under the Law. We also do business litigation in the case if you want to return your business, money, or stock or just protect interests of your company. Call us if you need our services to protect your business.
At OC Urgent Care, we strive to make our patients comfortable and safe while providing high-quality care. Our convenient locations throughout Orange County uphold a gold-star standard of service. We are a walking-in medical clinic that treats urgent medical conditions and minor trauma for children and adults of all ages. We put emphasis on delivering high-quality care at the point of service by selecting experienced physicians and staff members, all of whom are able to communicate well with our patients, their employers, and insurance personnel. Our staff speaks English, Arabic, and Spanish. OC Urgent Care was developed to provide quality medical care for every patient, and we offer extended hours for patient convenience. We also believe that medical care, whether urgent or total care, can be provided at a fair and reasonable cost without large medical bills or compromising valuable care.
SFUSA is a nonprofit organization dedicated to empowering Syrians to rebuild their lives and their communities through sustainable life-changing programs and services. Our comprehensive strategy includes education, training, job placement, economic empowerment, and research studies. We also prioritize women empowerment and child protection, working to ensure that all Syrians have the support and resources they need to thrive and succeed.
The Muslim Women's League is a non-profit Muslim American organization working to implement the values of Islam and thereby reclaim the status of women as free, equal and vital contributors to society. The Muslim Women's League accomplishes its mission through
Spreading Islam as a doctrine, law and behavior on the basis of the Qur’an, the Sunnah (Prophet’s (Peace be upon him) ways) and the understanding of the pious followers of the Muslim nation. Establishing correct Islamic doctrines deeply in the individual and developing a unified Muslim personality or character. Trying to direct Islamic communities to submit to the law of God and to judge from His Law only. Renewing scientific and propagational awareness as well as uplifting the educational and ideological level among Muslims. Educating new generations according to Islamic doctrines and in accordance with Islamic norms and moral standards. Confronting ideological and atheistic invasion. Calling non-Muslims to Islam and propagating it among them. Educating and guiding Muslim Women. Cooperating with Islamic organizations, calling propagational groups and striving to unify the Islamic communities according to the authentic law of Islam.
The Unity Center is an independent Islamic organization in Northeast Ohio formed in 2005.
Founded for religious, charitable and educational activities in accordance with the Quran and Authent
OUR MISSION To be a model Muslim community that strives to attain the highest ideals by the adherence to the Qur’an and Sunnah. OUR VISION To provide appropriate and comprehensive training and development for the community To develop and maintain suitable and viable economic ventures that will help our community towards financial stability To provide premier social services that will enhance the well being of both Muslims and non-Muslims To facilitate suitable recreational programs and activities to attract our members and improve their quality of life To develop and maintain an effective system for networking and public relations with other groups To educate the public on the religion of Islam
“Say, ‘The truth is that Allah is One. Allah is Besought of all, needing none. He neither begets nor is begotten, Nor is there to Him an equivalent.’” (Qur’an 112:1-4) God is the One, the indivisible. He is Eternal and Absolute, He Who created all and was created by none; upon Whom all depend while He depends on none. He is the Self-Sufficient, the Provider. He does not beget, nor was He begotten, nor does He share a partner in His Divine majesty. He Who cannot be known by the eyes, He who is unlike anything, nothing is like him, and He is aware of all things. God is the Absolute in knowledge: nothing is hidden from Him, and yet He is hidden from everything. He beholds all and hears all: from the smallest particle in the smallest atom to the supernovas that disrupt the heavens – He is aware of all things and in Absolute control. God is the Absolute in power: nothing transpires except that He allows it, and nothing exists except that He creates it. It is He Who creates by the word “Be,” and where there was nothing becomes something. He Who is unlimited by time or space, transcendent beyond limitation – for it is He Who created all limitations.
A Historical Perspective The Islamic Center Of Naperville (ICN) was formed in 1991 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Illinois, for the specific purpose of serving the religious and cultural needs of the Muslims living and /or working in the Naperville area and its surrounding cities and towns. The actual roots of ICN, however go back farther than 1991. In 1970-80 a group of far-sighted Muslims established the Naperville Islamic School as an affiliate of the Muslim Community Center (MCC) in Chicago. The “weekend” school was held on Friday nights to save money. The classes met first at Naperville North High School and then at Woodridge School on Hobson Road in Lisle.
We was established on May 29th 1980 to provide permanent solutions for the Muslims in North America with their religious needs, primarily by providing appropriate places to worship and providing an Islamic education for the youth.
A Historical Perspective The Islamic Center Of Naperville (ICN) was formed in 1991 as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Illinois, for the specific purpose of serving the religious and cultural needs of the Muslims living and /or working in the Naperville area and its surrounding cities and towns.
Ziyara Muslim Spiritual Care was established in 2011 to provide spiritual support to patients and their families. Our services are offered to patients of all faiths. We specialize in Islamic healthcare chaplaincy and respond to the needs of Muslim patients in most states through a partnership with our colleagues in the Association of Muslim Chaplains. Our goal is to be available for and present with patients and their families at times of illness, anguish, uncertainty, confusion or vulnerability.
Islamic Center of Quad Cities is a masjid serving the Frisco, Plano, Allen, and McKinney Communities. Opened in 2018, ICQC now offers 5 daily salawat, Jumuah Prayer, Nazirah Program, Sunday School, and many other programs Alhamdullilah.
Accredited by NAAS Iqra Academy of Utah is a non-profit established in October 2000. It is a full-time, Islamic school offering preschool through 11th grade. Our student body is a diverse group representing many countries in four continents. The school is now enrolling students from Preschool to 12th grade. Mission: To provide students with excellent academic and Islamic education and a firm foundation of moral and ethical values. To develop in every student a positive American/Muslim identity. To prepare today’s students to become tomorrow’s leaders. Vision: Iqra Academy of Utah is a place for learning Islamic and general studies and obtaining leadership training. We strive to nurture and encourage our students to develop their innate creativity and inquisitive nature in the pursuance of academic excellence while anchoring their hearts and souls in a moral framework of a God-centered life.
Monotheism, belief in one God, is the most important and foundational concept in Islam. Muslims believe in one God who created the universe and has power over everything within it. He is unique and exalted above everything He creates, and His greatness cannot be compared to His creation. Furthermore, He is the only one deserving of any worship and the ultimate purpose of all creation is to submit to Him. The Islamic understanding of God is distinct from all other religions and beliefs in various respects since it is based on a pure and clear understanding of monotheism. This essentially captures the concept of God in Islam, which will be further elaborated. Muslims often refer to God as Allah. This is a universal name for God and does not refer to an exclusively ‘Islamic’ god. Interestingly, this name is related to the Aramaic and Hebrew names for God, Allaha and Elohim. Therefore, Allah is simply the Arabic name for God which affirms that He is one singular god with no partners or equals. The name Allah cannot be pluralized or limited to a specific gender, which establishes that God is One and that He is unique from everything He creates. Muslims continue to use this original Arabic name for God (Allah) since it perfectly expresses His unique qualities.
Anera provides humanitarian assistance and sustainable development to advance the well-being of refugees and other vulnerable communities in Palestine, Lebanon, and Jordan.
East Meets West Fitness was started in 2011. EMW Fitness is a Fusion of EASTERN MARTIAL ARTS (Yang Style Tai Chi, Hsing I Chuan, Bagua Zhang, Chi Gong(Breath Work), Jui Jitsu, Judo, Chinese Animal Styles, Archery), and WESTERN FITNESS, (Weight Training, Weight Loss, Endurance and Strength Training, Flexibility, Stress Relief, Sport Specific Training, American Boxing, Wrestling, Mixed Martial Arts(MMA) and Nutritional Counseling.
The Masjid ‘s mission is to offer Muslims a place to congregate to worship and to learn about the teachings of Islam. The Masjid seeks to inculcate in American Muslims the best of Islamic teachings and the brotherhood of mankind. Programs such as weekly Tafsir – Quran study/exegesis sessions, (which are also accessible via teleconference), and lectures are held to educate Muslims of the community, and to aid them in their spiritual development. The Masjid offers an impressive Arabic and Islamic studies program for children and adults, taught by knowledgeable scholars. It also serves as an Islamic Cultural center where Muslims hold various events such as Naming ceremonies (Aqeeqah) and Weddings. The Masjid also hosts an active Muslim Youth program that seeks to promote brotherhood and Islamic culture and learning amongst Muslim youth of the community.
Masjid Qubaa is a non-profit institution located in Orlando, Florida (USA). Since our opening in 2010, Masjid Qubaa’s sole purpose and goal has been to convey pure and unaltered Islam. Masjid Qubaa is dedicated to the teaching of the religion of Islam in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad(ﷺ) according to the understanding of the Salaf (righteous predecessors) to its congregation and likewise to the non-Muslims of our city and beyond.
To foster the development of the Muslim community, interfaith relations, civic engagement, and better understanding of Islam.
We focus on personal development of individuals through a comprehensive Islamic educational curriculum, and promote active involvement in communities by providing opportunities for community service, interfaith initiatives, youth programs, and civic engagement. MAS members are nurtured, so they can nurture others. This is how we can have a bigger impact for a just and virtuous society.
Al-Furqaan Foundation projects primarily serve the USA but are also expanding into Canada, with future plans to take The Quran distribution project to other English-speaking countries like U.K, Australia & India, InshaAllah. Al-Furqaan Foundation is now recognized as an international da’wah organization. It works closely with many national interfaith organizations for the betterment of society. While having continuous focus on self-development and outreach, Al-Furqaan Foundation has paved its place as a leading grassroots organization in the American Muslim community. Furqann Energy is the investment project of Al-Furqaan Foundation to fund its endowment and planned sustainability of all its projects. Instead of investing in real estate or stock markets as is traditionally done, Al-Furqaan Foundation is investing in a project that not only gives amazing returns to support itself but also gives back to the Muslim community as a whole.
The IMANA fosters health promotion, disease prevention, and health maintenance in communities around the world through direct patient care, health programs, and advocacy.
An Islamic school that opened in 1995 in Maryland, USA, with the aim of providing a pure and wholesome religious environment for its students and staff.
United Muslim Masjid (UMM) was established in 1998. From the beginning we’ve tried diligently to adhere to the Quran & Sunnah of Muhammad ﷺ. Over the years we have been led by numerous Imams whom have studied abroad. Currently Allah عزّ وجلّ has blessed us with the knowledgeable and firm Imam Hanif Fouse حفظه الله. In addition to Imam Hanif Allah ﷻ has also blessed us with Dr. Tahir Wyatt حفظه الله whom is the first & only American to teach at the Prophet صلى الله عليه وآله و صحبه وسلم masjid in Madinah. The duo has helped us assert our continued dedication to get closer to Allah سبحانه وتعالىٰ by providing superb leadership and multifaceted educational programs which aide the Muslims in learning our Deen.
Masjid and community center
Downtown Muslim Association of Seattle is a non-profit organization based on the Islamic principles and values. Our members are Muslims who live or work in downtown area. Our goal is to provide information to the Muslims and non-Muslims about Islamic services and information in the greater Seattle area. Our current activities
Hijab Prime is an online market where you can shop different types of hijab and hijab accessories at an affordable, reasonable price that will not break the bank.
To provide relief and development in the United states and around the world.
Africa Relief is a non-profit empowering communities with tailored solutions. We provide Food aid, digging wells, training women, healthcare, sponsoring orphans and educational programs.
ICC was established over 30 years ago to serve the needs of Muslims in Pomona, Claremont, and surrounding communities. The Islamic Center of Claremont provides a religious and educational environment that meets the growing needs of our diverse and ever-expanding Muslim community. The Islamic Center of Claremont is an independent organization. One of its main functions is to practice and propagate Islam in the Unites States of America by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for members of the public at large. Protecting American Muslim identity is its prime goal.
Nonprofit community organization dedicated to serving the religious, social and educational needs of the local Muslim American community in accordance with the Qur’an and Sunnah. Members of the Northeast Central Ohio community Mostly comprised of: Westerville, Lewis Center, Powell, Galena, Gahanna, New Albany, Worthington & Polaris Area localities
In September of 1998, the Muslim families from the Northeast Valley joined efforts towards achieving a shared vision: building an Islamic Center for the community of Scottsdale, Arizona. This extraordinary group worked diligently in making this noble project a reality despite the obstacles. They remained inspired by the words of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh): “Whoever builds a mosque for the sake of Allah, small or large, Allah shall build a house for him or her in Paradise.”
The Islamic Society of Niagara Frontier (ISNF) is a non-profit religious organization established in 1971 at 40 Parker Avenue, Buffalo, NY as its first place of worship. The present An-Noor Masjid was established in 1995 and is one of the largest Masjids in Western New York. ISNF organizes and conducts religious, educational, charitable and social activities for its members and the community at large. There are two masajid under the management of ISNF.
“There are those whose horizons are limited by the present and its problems; and there are those whose horizons are boundless by the future, with all of its potentials. It is the latter that reflects the vision of the founders of SALAM, which has become a shining example of what an American Islamic Center should be. This video gives the story of that vision as we celebrate the 25th Anniversary of SALAM.” ~ Dr. Metwalli Amer [SALAM Co-founder]
The Islamic School of Greater New Orleans has been providing an excellent education in an Islamic environment and strives to prepare students to be life-long learners and contributing members of society. Academic achievement is not compromised in this environment, but encouraged and expected. The ISGNO administration and staff know the importance of exposing children to the required academic content expected by the most competitive schools. The school must be competitive in order for our students to be competitive in the larger world community. Approved by the state, Louisiana provides checks and balances for our continued academic and content standards growth. Committed, well trained and educated teachers and administration make the Islamic School of Greater New Orleans a great place to be. The school prides itself on the caring and extended family environment. The administration and teachers work hard to provide an environment that encourages community values. For more specific information do not hesitate to call the school office.
SNF organizes and conducts religious, educational, charitable, and social activities for its members and the community at large.
To empower individuals and communities to achieve self-sufficiency through comprehensive social welfare programs.
Omar Bin Al-Khattab Mosque is located at the following address: 501 Getty Ave, Paterson, NJ 07503 It occupies a prime location in Paterson, New Jersey, USA. It should be noted that the city of Paterson was famous for the natural silk industry, and now includes a large Arab and Islamic community, and it is a commercial city that includes many Arab shops and restaurants.
AL-HIKMAT SERVICES INC. - Serving the Muslim and Non-Muslim Community for the past 37 years, through the distribution of publications, DVDS, CDS, radio & TV shows, lectures, seminars, dialogues etc.,establishing tolerance and better understanding amongst different faiths and cultures. AL QUR'AAN Ch: 16 V: 125 “Invite To the Way of Thy Lord With Hikmat” (Wisdom).
About Masjid Al Iman Masjid al Iman is a unique Masjid that serves the Muslim Community in South Florida for decades.The age of the Masjid goes back to the late seventies (1970’s) where the Masjid at that time used to be known as “Masjid Mohammad”. Then the name changed to “Masjid al Iman” when expansions of the Masjid start taking place due to the growing number of the Muslim community. also, by the grace of Allah, Who had blessed us with the deen of al Islam, as a complete way of life which is enriched with the best values and manners for humankind, you will be very impressed to meet Muslims from all over the globe and from all different races, ages, colors, nationalities, all are coming together in the form of one body as brothers and sisters in Islam with all means of humbleness and receptiveness manifested in their daily life. Therefore, when we read ayah/verse (18), from surah/chapter (Tawba), where Allah says : “He only shall tend Allah’s sanctuaries who believeth in Allah and the Last Day and observed proper worship and payeth the poor-due and feareth none save Allah. For such (only) is it possible that they can be of the rightly guided.” Our Mission We see how Allah had indicated that those who believes in Him and in his messengers, are those who look after the Masajids and maintains them for His sake only. Therefore, we invite you all to visit Masjid al Iman anytime and be an active member in the community.
Metropolitan Denver North Islamic Center was legally established in March 1999. The Center is a Non-Profit, Educational, Religious and Humanitarian Organization. Masjid Al-Ikhlas is committed to the Islamic way of life based on the Qur’an and life example of Prophet Muhammad. We serve as a center for religious development, social, educational, economic, and cultural enrichment. We believe in the Oneness of God (Allah) and the oneness of humanity. We are committed to promoting excellence in community life and human dignity throughout our neighborhoods, city, country, and global community.
Islamic School of Masjid Al-Huda ISMA is a learning center within Masjid Al-Huda dedicated to developing and serving the children of our community. ISMA has been serving the Kansas City community for more than two decades. Some of the teachers who teach the Madrasa were students who graduated from the madrasa. ISMA is the first madrasa to serve the Kansas City community. Currently, there are three levels in the Madrasa. 1st level; students on this level are learning the alphabets and basic Islamic principles. The 2nd level or intermediate level; Students are on average learning the first 5 Juzz, Basic principles of Tawheed, Fiqh, Ahadeeth, and Seerah. 3rd and highest level; students are learning the upper level of Quranic memorization and also learning the above subjects in more depth. History of Al Huda Center Alhuda Center was first opened in 1994 in a small rented apartment on St. John Ave., Kansas City Missouri. Over time, the Muslim population in the Northeast area of Kansas City has grown tremendously, with many Muslim immigrants and refugees moved into this area. As the Muslim community in the area continued to grow, the need for a larger place became necessary. With the praise to Allah (SW), a Muslim brother donated property at 4608 Saint John Ave., Kansas City, MO, 64123 to the Islamic Society of Greater Kansas City, in which subsequently donated to Al-Huda Center. In 2010, the Al-Huda Mosque was destroyed by fire set in what the investigators said was an electrical fault. Alhamdulillah, in 2011, the community was able to purchase a three-story building at 141 S Van Brunt Blvd., formerly a church. The building goes through a full renovation to accommodate the needs of the community. Today, Al-Huda Center is one of the largest Mosques in Greater Kansas City. The center is non- profit religious organization registered with the state of Missouri and has the status of tax-exempt with 501 (c) (3). The center’s property is Waqaf under the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT).
The United American Muslim Association (UAMA) was established on May 29th 1980 to provide permanent solutions for the Muslims in North America with their religious needs, primarily by providing appropriate places to worship and providing an Islamic education for the youth. Starting point; In the light of the Sunnah and Quran, it is to raise and educate Muslims who benefit themselves, his family, his environment, his country and all of humanity. To provide an exceptional Islamic education in accordance with Ahli-Sunnah Wa'l-Jamaah for every Muslim with or without access to education. UAMA also carries out activities that will allow Muslims living in North America to perform their worship such as, Zakah-Fitrah-Charity, Sacrifice/Udhiyyah, Funeral/Janazah, Wedding, etc.. (Look at Our Mission and Our Services for detailed information.) UAMA has a desire for every person to maintain their Allah given purity, honesty, to have high morality, to gain superior qualities, to evolve in their knowledge, to transmit it to humanity and all of our brothers and sisters in any part of the world. UAMA delivers the donations it collects from people with high awareness, to every needy person regardless of culture, race or ethnicity , by giving priority to education. Although the priority of these donations is the Continent of America, it delivers the donations of its donors, who cannot be indifferent to the rest of the world, to those in need in cooperation with the aid organizations operating in relevant places. UAMA also keenly controls and monitors its operations on behalf of its donors by expecting all the sensitivities it has from all organizations and partnerships.
The Islamic Society of Nevada believes that the sources of Islam are the Holy Quran and the authentic teachings of the seal the messengers, Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). Islam is a universal message of God to humanity and Muslims are not an ethnic group, race, color, or tribe. The ISON does not allow any ethnic and racial overtones in its activities. ISON uses the languages of the land, the English language as the language of communication and conducting its activities. ISON does not promote any Sect, school of thought (or ‘madhab’ in Arabic) or party or faction. ISON believes that men and women are equally responsible to put the effort, formalize the policies and design the plans for the organization. ISON advocates the codes and ethics of Islamic behavior in all aspects of life including dress and personal communication, and believes that there is no compulsion in religion. ISON believes that the dignity of human being and its preservation is the paramount duty of its founders, supporters workers and helpers.
Al-Malik is The King, the One who as part of His essential attribute is in no need of ANY thing, but everything is in need of Him. There is nothing that can disassociate itself from the need of God, whether it be in its existence, attributes, or continued sustenance and survival. God is independent of everything, Absolute. Man cannot be an absolute king – he is not independant of everything nor are most things in existence dependant upon him. According to Imam Al-Ghazali, man is a king among mankind. He is in need of noone, nor ruled by anyone, except God – great and glorious. Man’s kingdom is himself. He must rule over his blessings (physical traits, material blessings, etc.) and not be enslaved by them. By achieving this, he can obtain a higher state of sincere spirituality and have a positive impact on the environment around him.
Al-Quddus is The Holy. God -great and glorious- is free from any shortcomings, mistakes, etc. and is beyond our understanding of perfection. Our definition and understanding are limited in their very nature and therefore imperfect and inaccurate in an absolute sense. Everything God -great and glorious- created is holy as it comes from Him. In order for man to inculcate this attribute, he needs to be aware of God’s presence in everything and direct his knowledge, will, and actions while maintaining the conciousness of God. His knowledge should be with achieving the goals in the next life while seeing the signature of God in everything of this life. His will should be directed to conduct acts with the appropriate intentions of pleasing God-great and glorious.
Baitulmaal provides life-saving, life-sustaining, and life-enriching humanitarian aid to underserved populations around the world regardless of faith or nationality. Together, we respond to emergencies with life-saving food, water, medicine, hygiene, and shelter, sustain families with meals, water wells, sanitation, and healthcare, and empower communities to thrive with life-enriching programs to rise above poverty and improve their lives.
To transform communities and support families in crisis through addressing core areas in housing, hunger, economic stability, and mental well-being.
The Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR) is a nonprofit, grassroots civil rights and advocacy organization. CAIR is America’s largest Muslim civil liberties organization, with affiliate offices nationwide. Its national headquarters is located on Capitol Hill in Washington, D.C.
Our mission is to not only provide temporary relief where we can but to work toward building permanent solutions against the most complex problems that countries like Pakistan are facing. We strive to combine evidence-based initiatives with cultural competency to ensure that community members feel comfortable and empowered in our presence.
Al-Rahman is The MERCY, He is the total source of Mercy (His is Mercy) – what leads to Infinite Good. This is the primary and essential attribute of God (great and glorious is He). Imam Al-Ghazali states: The Infinite Good is He who loves men, first by creating them; second, by guiding them to faith and to means of salvation; third, by making them happy in the next world; and fourth, by granting them the contemplation of His noble face. Man’s responsibility, Imam Al-Ghazali explains, in the name al-Rahman lies in his showing mercy to the negligent, dissuading them from the path of negligence towards God, great and glorious is He, by exhortation and counseling, by way of gentleness not violence, regarding the disobedient with eyes of mercy and not contempt; letting every insubordination perpetrated in the world be as his own misfortune, so sparing no effort to eliminate it to the extent he can — all out of mercy to the disobedient lest they be exposed to God’s wrath and so deserve to be removed from proximity to Him.
In order for man and mankind to achieve this state, man needs to focus internally first on himself. Imam Al-Ghazali states, “Every servant whose heart is free from deceit, hatred, envy, and evil intent; and whose limbs are unblemished by sins and forbidden actions, and whose attributes are not affected by inversion and reversal, will be one who comes to God the most high with a flawless heart.” Not achieving this could lead to, “an inversion of his attributes I mean that his reason will be imprisoned by his passion and anger..”
To be a guiding light that fosters Islamic values by providing religious, educational and social services. I - Inspired by the sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) Q - Understanding the benefits and teachings of the Quran R - Respecting all humanity irrespective of class, race or religion A - Asking Allah for mercy
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The Al-Rahman Quran School’s Hifz Program is committed to producing competent huffaz and protectors of the Noble Qur’an who are able to fulfill the responsibilities of teaching Qur’an and leading Taraweeh prayers. Our program not only concentrates on memorizing the Qur’an with correct Tajweed, but also provides a strong emphasis on maintaining what has already been memorized. Participants are encouraged to work rigorously in order to preserve the previous lessons. Our program also strives to nurture overall moral and ethical values with a goal of instilling in each individual the love and understanding of Allah, His Prophet (S.A.W.), the Deen of Islam, and to develop a positive Muslim identity as well as commitment to religion, family, and community. Please contact the Imam of your masjid for more information on available classes.
The Mission of Islamic Center of Orange Park (ICOP) is seeking pleasure of Allah (SWT) through serving our community and establishing prayers as commanded by Allah (SWT). We strive to promote Islam and its heritage as spelled out in the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
The Fullerton Muslim Community Center’s (FMCC) purpose is to facilitate the practice, education, and dissemination of information about Islam. The sources of Islam are the Holy Quran, and the Sunnah, the non-controversially relayed tradition of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). FMCC shall strive to provide educational, religious, charitable, recreational facilities and family-orientated activities of the highest possible quality for members of the Muslim and non-Muslim public community alike in order to foster future leaders and an environment of empowerment, solidarity and sense of inclusion, regardless of race, color, or religion.
Ansaar Academy is a non-profit, full-time private Islamic school located in the heart of the Inland Empire, Rancho Cucamonga, CA. Our institution is recognized by the state and follows a curriculum aligned with the standards set forth by the California State Department of Education (CDE). Ansaar Academy’s dedicated accredited teachers are continuously evolving their teaching approaches to incorporate 21st-century skills. We are committed to providing a safe, nurturing, and joyful environment for our students.
The Islamic Center of Glendale (ICG) is a Religious Corporation organized and operated exclusively for religious purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code. It is determined by the IRS and the State of California that it is fully tax exempt as any of the largest recognized churches in the US. The objective of ICG is to serve the best interests of the Muslim Community of Glendale and the Greater Los Angeles Area in accordance with Islamic teachings.
The purpose of Islamic Center of Reseda (ICR) is to carry out religious, educational and other community activities in conformity with the religion of Islam; to do everything necessary, suitable and proper for the accomplishment of these objectives, within the local, State and Federal laws and practices.
The mission of ICIE is to provide religious services to the Muslim community of the Inland Empire, with a focus on Rancho Cucamonga, Upland, Fontana and other adjacent cities by supporting Muslims, Developing Educational, Social and Outreach Programs, and Fostering Good Relations with other Religious Communities, Civic and Social Service Organizations. In pursuit of this mission we have various recurring activities.
Accredited by WASC Vision Islamic Academy of Huntsville (IAH) is the foundation that helps students transition to higher educational systems as well rounded, responsible learners, citizens, and leaders of tomorrow equipped to face the challenges of this world and beyond. Mission IAH is dedicated to the Islamic, intellectual, social, personal, physical and spiritual growth of students to promote excellence. IAH will do so by creating a safe, welcoming, God conscious environment that inspires leadership and a global perspective that promises success based upon the guidance of the Quran and Sunnah.
The Islamic Center of Naples is the first and only Muslim community in Naples, Florida. Our community’s history is a reflection of the growth and dedication of our congregation. Below you can find some information about us.
Are you a STUDENT? Add a taste of Islamic studies to your current college class schedule without feeling you have to travel to a foreign country. We have developed a program where students from any specialty can dive deeper into Islam with qualified Imams. Are you a PROFESSIONAL? You may feel that with your busy schedule you will not have the time to study Islam or Arabic. With your convenience in mind, we have developed a courses you can take in the evenings or on weekends. This is your opportunity to fulfill your Islamic duty of learning Islam in a professional environment after you have achieved success at your workplace. Are you a PARENT? With your busy life trying to balance family and work, the Islamic Studies program provides a comfortable environment to enrich your Islamic foundation. Dedicate your free time to learn Islam with your spouse and help build a peaceful atmosphere in your home. Be prepared to live up to your responsibility of teaching your children the true teachings of Islam.
The Islamic Center of Hawthorne is a non-profit organization committed to serving the religious and social needs of the LA community. We have a Mosque, a full-time Al-Huda School, and a Sunday School. Al-Huda Islamic School started in September 1998 with 31 students; kindergarten thru third grade, with 4 classrooms using the premises of the Islamic Center of Hawthorne. The School serves the growing Muslim Community of South-Bay Area. The school currently serves Pre-K to 8th grade with a 120 students. The Islamic Center of Hawthorne owns two facilities that operate all of the activities including the full-time school, the Sunday school, the Quran classes, Youth programs, and other social activities.
ISCN is an independent, non-profit, religious organization. Its mission is to assist Muslims in America to preserve their religious heritage and customs and to create a sense of community amongst the followers of Islam. ISCN members shall contribute peacefully and democratically to the diversity and pluralism of American society.
The Islamic Community Center of Redlands (ICCR) is an Islamic religious organization committed to the belief that Allah the Almighty is the one and only Deity and that Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) is the Last of His Messengers sent to mankind. ICCR was established in the year 2007 and it offers several services to the community including daily prayers, Friday Prayers (we can accommodate up to 350 worshipers with ample parking space), various educational and religious events, and children activities. If you are visiting Redlands or Loma Linda for business, medical, or personal reason, please feel free to stop by the Islamic community center in the neighborhood, ICCR.
The Islamic Society of Central Florida was established in 1973 by a few Muslim families in Orlando and the surrounding Central Florida area, intending initially to secure a place to pray together as a community. Little did this handful group of pioneers realize they were actually laying the foundation for the largest and most diverse community of Muslims in Central Florida. By the early 1980s, the families acquired property on Goldenrod Road with a small house on it. This house served as the first unofficial Masjid while a new building was in the initial stages of construction on the same property. With the blessings of God and the contributions of the humble and growing community, brick by brick the first official Masjid in Central Florida was eventually built around 1985. As the community started to grow and waited patiently for the new building to be constructed, the blessed shade of a large oak tree in front of the house served as additional space for the community to perform congregational prayers and Eid celebrations under. In 1995, as the Muslim community continued its growth in numbers and geography, the community decided for the Islamic Society to expand its services to other parts of the greater Orlando area by opening additional locations. The Masjid naming format was developed to have each location be named after the 99 beautiful attributes of Allah (swt). The Masjid on Goldenrod Road, the first official Masjid in Central Florida, was named Masjid Al-Rahman. By the year 2000, the Islamic Society of Central Florida had opened five additional Masjids throughout Central Florida, for a total of six Masjid locations. Visionary members of the ISCF community felt it was necessary to strengthen the foundation for the future of our community and founded the Muslim Academy of Central Florida (MACF) in 1993, later renamed Leaders Preparatory School (LPS). LPS focused on providing stellar education to the future generations of the community with an Islamic environment and foundation. These progressive leaders recognized the value of a good education as stressed by the first revelation revealed to our Beloved Prophet Muhammad. The LPS moved into a new building constructed in 2000, and elevated the full-time school as the first established accredited private Islamic School in Central Florida. After the tragic events of September 2001, the community-wide Da’wah efforts were organized into a new institution at ISCF known as the Center for Peace. The Center for Peace was established to provide outreach on a full-time basis about the Truth regarding Islam and Muslims. ISCF acquired property for a cemetery and named it Rawdat as-Salaam (Garden of Peace). This is the first Muslim only cemetery in the state of Florida, where we can ensure our community members’ final resting place adheres to the rights and respect a Muslim deserves.
Today, The Islamic Community of Tampa continues to serve Tampa through dedicated community outreach that encourages trust and understanding with our fellow Tampa residents. ICT is currently initiating a fund-raising drive to complete construction and smooth out our mosque.
At the Islamic Center, we strive to practice and present Islam by providing a variety of religious, educational and social activities for Muslims, interfaith partners and anyone interested in learning about the values and teachings of Islam. Step through our doors and you’ll immediately notice our unique “come as you are vibe,” our progressive leadership and diversity that mirrors the vibrant Southern California landscape and the international tapestry of Muslims.
The Islamic Center of South Bay – LA (ICSB), also known as Masjid Al-Noor, was established in October of 1982 by a group of families living in the South Bay area of Southern California. Prayers and initial programs were conducted at the Courtyard Mall Community Room in Rolling Hills Estates. As attendance increased, the center moved to the Torrance YMCA, and then to the Hermosa Beach Community Center
The Islamic Center of Santa Ana’s (ICSA) was established by a dozen Muslim families who escaped from war-ravaged Vietnam and Laos and the killing fields of Cambodia to the U.S. in search of new lives and religious freedom in the early 1980s. In the early days, it was known as the Indo-Chinese Muslim Refugee Association. After 35 years, the community yearned for a larger facility and parking spaces. After many years of searching, ICSA’s leadership finally bought an abandoned building located at 1610 E. 1st Street, Santa Ana with a price tag of $2.6 million dollars.
The ICSD resides in the heart of Clairemont and is the largest Mosque in San Diego County. Our mission is to serve the religious needs of the San Diego Muslim population and work with the larger community to serve the less fortunate, to educate, and to better our nation. The regular activities held at ICSD are the five daily prayers, Friday prayer and sermon, and a variety of educational talks and seminars. We also work with other Mosques in San Diego county in sponsoring and holding events for the local Muslim community. In addition to these programs, ICSD is increasingly branching out in working with other San Diego organizations for social causes of interest to all people of faith.
In the late 1970s, several Muslim families moved into the area. At the time, the closest Masjid was over 35 miles away. Initially, Jumm’ah (Friday) and Taraweeh (Ramadan nightly) prayers were conducted in the garages of these families’ homes. As the number of Muslims continued to grow steadily, these families concluded that it was time to dedicate a formal space for praying in Jama’a (congregation) and educating themselves and their children about Islam. It was then that the concept of establishing an Islamic Center was set in motion.
MCSI is managing the masjid located in the city of La Mirada, California. This masjid provides the essential Islamic services to the Muslim community of La Mirada as well as the surrounding cities.
Masjid Gibrael was established to serve the needs of Muslims in San Gabriel, Alhambra, and surrounding communities. The Masjid provides a religious and educational environment that meets the growing needs of our diverse and ever-expanding Muslim community. The Masjid currently provides an open facility that hosts the five obligated prayers on a daily basis, Friday congregational/Juma'a prayers, weekly lectures, family events, youth programs, Ramadan iftars, and Qiyam prayers. Facilities include a Men's and Women's prayer hall, multipurpose rooms, playground, and Sunday schools.
Bellmore Masjid is a nonprofit, non-political, religious organization located in Bellmore, New York. It is not affiliated or subordinate to any organization either inside or outside the U.S.
ISWV’s objective is to instill closeness to Allah in our community through providing an open and welcoming masjid that fosters spiritual development, promotes a comprehensive Islamic identity, strengthens communal bonds, represents Muslims with respect and dignity, and impacts the positive growth of our society. ISWV is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, EIN 33-0992506. Donations are tax-deductible.
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Located a few miles south of Downtown Los Angeles, Masjid Bilal Islamic Center has a rich history and tradition that spans more than half a century. Located at 4016 S. Central Ave, the community has played an essential role in the growth of Muslims throughout the Southern California area.
Mercy Without Limits is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) organization registered in the United States. Tax ID: 45-5297608. Since its establishment in 2012, MWL has been dedicated to addressing humanitarian needs for orphans, widows, and refugees regardless of age, gender, race, or religion. MWL initially specialized in aiding Syrian orphans and widows. However, as the demand for humanitarian relief increased, we expanded as a direct response organization to assist those most in need worldwide.
Welcome to the Green Crescent Of Simi Valley aka Islamic Society Of Simi Valley (ISSV). All Muslims are invited to attend five daily prayers. ISSV is committed to provide quality services to all members of our community. In return we ask our members active participation and contribution in this time of growth and progress. Islamic Society Of Simi Valley is a non-profit, tax exempt (501c) organization. We rely on contributions from the community members to support the center.
The Historic Shrine has over 90 years of supporting nonprofits and community events such as telethons, dances, concerts, and celebrity guests including Presidential visits! We would like to offer your organization a special opportunity of partnership for your next event! We offer an amazing facility able to host from the intimate up to the grand (3,200+) plus the staff to make your next event truly spectacular. The fraternal organization the “Abou Ben Adhem Shriners” created deep roots in this community and Missouri prior to the first brick of the Historic Shrine ever being placed. The term ‘Abou Ben Adhem’ is translated from Arabic meaning “May His Tribe Increase!” – A name taken from the Leigh Hunt (1784-1859) poem “Abou Ben Adhem”. An apt name for the structure, as its community role and service has increased over the decades! The first meeting of the organization was on October 15, 1903 in the Ararat Shrine of Kansas City, MO and consisted of the Knights Templar and Scottish Rite fraternal organizations. Three years later in 1906, the Masonic Lodge located on East Walnut (currently the boutique Hotel Vandivort) voted to construct an auditorium to serve as the home of the newly created Abou Ben Adhem Shriners. The land was purchased from the Frank Herman Saddlery Company and with the help of local carpenters, masons, plumbers, electricians and construction workers the magnificent building was created. The cost of construction in 1920 was $600,000 – in 2014, that cost would exceed $7.3 million! On November 3, 1923; the Historic Shrine building was dedicated - marking the beginning of a community focused landmark and home to the ‘Abou Ben Adhem Shriners’. The event was attended by Imperial (national) leaders of the Shriners, Shriners from 12 states, local and state Masonic lodges, the Knights Templar, Scottish Rite, and most importantly the community of Springfield metro area. The structure represents the dedication of the Shriners to their community and still does today. At its creation, the structure boasted the largest auditorium west of the Mississippi and the second largest stage right behind the New York Metropolitan Opera Theater. The Saracen, or Moorish, architecture is unique to the area and was the creation of Springfield architects – Heckenlively and Mark. The design includes massive red brick wall, terracotta polychrome turrets, and two beautifully intricate stained glass windows depicting a camel caravan designed by Stanley Uthwatt. The interior is of the same Saracen design in its awe inspiring presence. Tours of this beautiful building are available by appointment to educational / community groups. The auditorium can sit 3,200 and the lower level event area can hold 1,300 participants. The building has been host to numerous community events including Circuses, Telethons, War Bond drives, Revivals, and Presidential visits (Truman, Roosevelt, and Reagan)! Additionally the facility has had an eclectic range of performers on the beautiful stage from the Vienna Singers to Elvis Presley (surprisingly a poorly attended concert) to modern performers such as the Blue Comedy Tour and Rob Zombie. The lower level also boasts a fantastic collection of Shriner and City of Springfield historic items in the Shrine Museum – uniquely located in a 1920s bank vault. In the museum, one will find historical images, Shriner uniforms, articles, and play bills among other unique items. A true treasure trove of historical artifacts! The growth of the exhibit continues as the service of the Abou Ben Adhem Shriners to the community occurs year after year.
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Kalīmullāh Masjid is an 'Ahl-e Sunnat wal-Jamā'at masjid in Skokie, Illinois.
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At Saturna Capital and the Amana Mutual Funds Trust, we endeavor to align our investments with our principles. Our Funds favor companies with low price-to-earnings multiples, strong balance sheets, and proven businesses. They follow a value-oriented approach consistent with Islamic finance principles. Generally, these principles require that investors avoid interest and investments in businesses such as liquor, pornography, gambling, and banks. The Funds avoid bonds and other conventional fixed-income securities.
The mission of Al Khair Islamic Society of RGV is to arrange and hold congregational prayers, Islamic religious festivals, social and cultural programs, charitable and educational activities in accordance with the Qur'an and authentic Sunnah and the constitution of the United States, help individuals in building a well-informed Islamic personality and character to be able to face all current life challenges and be a role model for Islam and in the United States, promote unity among Muslims by strengthening the community relationship and establish interfaith and friendly relations for better understanding between Muslims and the community of Rio Grande Valley.
Islamic Center of Hattiesburg Daily 5 times prayers, Open during prayer times. Friday Prayer about 12:00 Winter and 1:00 Summer time.
Kingwood Islamic Center welcomes all to join us. Please keep updated and participate in upcoming events.
The Muslim Public Affairs Council (MPAC) is a national public affairs nonprofit organization working to promote and strengthen American pluralism by increasing understanding and improving policies that impact American Muslims. Over the past 30+ years, MPAC has built a reputation of being a dynamic and trusted American Muslim voice for policymakers, opinion shapers, and community organizers across the country.
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To establish and maintain one or more Islamic Centers in this community to serve as places for religious worship services and guidance in accordance with Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad that are based on the methodology of the four main Mathahib (schools of thought); Hanafy, Maliky, Shaffi'y, Hanbaly. Organize and conduct educational, charitable, social, and recreational activities for its members and the community at large in accordance with Islamic traditions and values. To promote goodwill, understanding, fellowship and tolerance among Muslims and nonMuslims. To serve as an institution for dissemination of information on Islam; its teachings, and history among Muslims and non-Muslims. Cooperate (and affiliate) with other Islamic organizations having similar objectives as deemed appropriate, by the Executive Committee. The Society may cooperate (and affiliate) with other non-Islamic organizations in a m
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Our mission is to cultivate a tolerant practice of Islam and to educate both Muslims and non-Muslims about Islam through religious, cultural, and recreational activities. Our vision is the emergence of an American Muslim identity founded on compassion, respect, dignity, and love as encompassed in the Qur’an and the example of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him. We are a registered non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in the state of California. We currently manage Masjid Darussalam, the largest mosque in downtown San Francisco. We invite people of all religious and cultural backgrounds to join us in our activities.
In the name of Allah, the most Gracious and Merciful! It is with great honor and privilege that we welcome you to the ISPC web site. Our hope is that you will find it informative and helpful in fulfilling your religious, social, educational and welfare needs (InshaAllah). Please feel free to bring to our attention any errors that you may find on this site. InshaAllah, we will try to research and correct them to the best of our abilities. We pray that Allah (SWT) guides us ALL to the right path and have His mercy on us all the time and forgive us for our transgressions. (Ameen)
Our mission is to provide spiritual, educational, and financial assistance.
The Unity Center of Santa Clarita (UCSC) is a local independent Islamic organization. Our purpose is to provide religious, educational, recreational, social and cultural activities to our community. This organization shall abide by the laws of the land.
Uplift Charity was founded in the summer of 2006 by four concerned individuals determined to make a significant difference in the lives of the less fortunate and underprivileged Muslims in California. Uplift Charity is a registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization, with the sole purpose of assisting those in need and helping them gain the ability to be self-sufficient.
To inspire, lead and pioneer solutions in educating Latinos and other communities about Islam through media production and grassroots outreach worldwide.
Penny Appeal USA is a relief and development organization with a really BIG vision for the world. We want to create the best communities we can; to break the cycles of need and poverty for good. That’s why we work to turn small change into a BIG DIFFERENCE.
To provide the highest quality of religious, educational, and social services to the community in accordance with the teachings of the Holy Quran and traditions of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). VISION: To foster the ideal American Muslim identity that allows the community members to achieve personal and spiritual growth as well as positively impact the lives of our fellow citizens and humanity at large.
The Islamic Society of Orange County (ISOC) was established in 1976. ISOC is the largest Muslim community center in Southern California, serving more than 10,000 Muslims throughout the area. Located in Garden Grove, California, in the heart of Orange County, ISOC is within a short commute to major freeways and shopping plazas. Situated among ISOC’s 5.2 acres is the full-time accredited K-8 Orange Crescent School (OCS).
ICSA is the only Islamic center in San Antonio, its goal is to serve the increasingly diverse Muslim community of San Antonio and the neighboring cities.
JAMAICA MUSLIM CENTER, INC is an initiative of Muslims in America dedicated to promoting Islamic awareness and facilitating socio-economic welfare of the common people in Jamaica. This organization is Non-Profit, Independent, Non-partisan, Non-sectarian, Ummah-oriented and Membership-driven. This organization also owns a mosque in Jamaica which is open for all prayers. Some other features of the mosque are: Parking lot for all salats except Jummah. Subway: F train to 169th Street Station. Wudhu area is down stairs Important Links: TriStateMuslim News Paper AL-MAMOOR school
The Islamic Society of Tracy was established in 2000. It is based in Tracy, Ca and it is serving South San Juaquin County. It is a none profit organization.
The Islamic Center of Riverside is the oldest purpose-built masjid in the Inland Empire area in California. Designed by architect Shakil Patel and built in 1979, the masjid offers many programs and services to the community year-round. Friday Jumma prayers attract over 1,000 worshipers every week. The masjid is a member of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California. The site, close to the University of California Riverside campus, was chosen to enable the masjid to serve university students as well as the wider community. Along with more than 20 other "Islamic Centers" in California, the masjid holds an annual open house offering Californians an opportunity to learn more about Islam. The masjid has a very strong and close working relationship with its neighbors, local community leaders, public officials, and is known for its interfaith efforts with a welcoming atmosphere.
Founded in 2006, the East Montgomery Islamic Society (EMIS) was established to serve the Muslim family and community of Montgomery, Alabama. Since its' founding, it has continued to grow and thrive, and we are now embarking on a new journey to build our own mosque!
The Islamic Center of Irvine (ICOI) is a California registered 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Our federal tax ID number is 33-0992506. This website was constructed to bring awareness to Muslims in the local areas, as well as around the world, of the enthusiasm and drive the local Muslim Community has generated to establish a place of prayer and worship for the sake of Allah. Insha Allah, we hope that the information provided here will be useful and most of all, encourage and motivate all area Muslims to join us and work together, Insha Allah. May the almighty be pleased with our work, aameen. All programs and services are open to the entire community irrespective of religion, nationality, ethnicity, sex, or social status. Note, however, that all lectures are conducted in English.
The Islamic Center of Conejo Valley (ICCV), located in Ventura County, California, is registered as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization and is more than a place of worship. It is an organization of Muslim Americans that provides religious, educational, and social services to its members, as well as to the community at large. The Islamic Center of Conejo Valley is one of the leading Islamic organizations in the Southern California area that aims to integrate Muslim-Americans into our pluralistic American society. This requires working in harmony with other faith groups and civic organizations to enhance our collective future. We promote Islam's celebration of life and its inclusive nature. We provide education and services that advance justice and promote compassion and freedom.
A non-profit organization serving the local Michigan community. We conduct Sunday school, Ramazan programs and Muharram programs in English and Urdu languages
VISION: A happy and healthy Islamic community, adhering to the teachings of the Quran, Sunnah, and Fiqh of the companions. MISSION: A community that integrates actively and positively within the American society, and participates in the growth of the country, while maintaining strong ties with its religious values of giving, forgiving, and building mutual respect.
ISOGS is a non-profit Islamic organization founded in 1981 and is located in Springfield, IL. It is a Masjid and a Community Center serving the Muslims of Springfield and Central Illinois.
Twin Island Travel is a leading travel agency with the mission of providing an unmatched, quick, and reliable service. Our well-experienced & professional team is dedicated to keeping you updated with the latest travel destination & bargains and utilizing all the means of comfort & luxury. We at Twin Island Travel give you a chance to discover not only the charming beauty of California with its rich history and unique cosmopolitan environment but the entire world by utilizing our worldwide network, land arrangement companies, and other related service providers to ensure that the highest standard of professionalism, convenient packages, and unforgettable memories are provided. Whatever travelers or business people need to organize, such as their next business meeting, an incentive plan for partners, clients, employees, special interest, tours, and leisure programs, they can be confident that Twin Island Travel will provide them with the very best in one of the worldwide destinations.
TCIC is also known as Masjid Al- Aziz and our mission is to provide a judgment-free and a welcoming environment for everyone to practice our faith and provide essential religious and community services to our congregation members. We also strive to be exemplary ambassadors of Islam which teaches peace, understanding, and co-existence. TCIC currently provides five daily prayers, Jummah/Friday services, youth programs, and has a Saturday School for kids ages 5 and up. Our resident scholar, Hafiz Fayaz Nawabi, is a great resource and is willing and able to help anyone with religious questions and/or inquiries. TCIC is the largest Masjid in North County and our core goal/focus and sincere intentions are to be of service to our community members for a long time with the help and guidance from the Almighty.
Muslim social restoration striving to renew faith, education, unity, family, civic engagement, and economic empowerment in South Los Angeles. Islah LA emerged from the historic Masjid Ibaadillah community in South Los Angeles in 1986. Led by Imam Saadiq Saafir, a group of families purchased storefront property on West Jefferson Boulevard in Los Angeles to establish Masjid Ibaadillah and to serve its predominantly African-American community. The Islah LA community center currently led by Imam Jihad Saafir, is a secular nonprofit charity founded in June 2013.
American Relief Fund (ARF) is a California-based organization that helps Syrian refugees and orphans. It was established on December 2016 by a group of local activists from the Greater Area of Los Angeles who are interested in helping the Syrian people locally and overseas.
Our mission is to develop well-educated and spiritually strong individuals in North America and beyond through teaching, research, learning, community service, and the advancement of knowledge in academic and religious fields.
Founded in 2011 within the Claremont School of Theology (CST), Bayan Islamic Graduate School originated from a desire to diversify theological education and accommodate multiple faith traditions authentically. Spearheaded by Jihad Turk, president and founder, and with support from the Islamic Center of Southern California (ICSC) and key community members, Bayan emerged as an accredited institution offering graduate-level Islamic Studies. Partnering first with CST and later with the Chicago Theological Seminary (CTS), Bayan emphasizes collaborative education within a multi-religious, multi-ethnic framework. With a focus on training Muslim leaders across various fields, Bayan's flexible Executive Master’s format caters to working professionals through a combination of intensive in-person sessions and online coursework, facilitating accessibility and promoting diversity in American Muslim scholarship and leadership.
WELCOME TO THE WEBSITE OF THE WESTVILLE ISLAMIC COMMUNITY CENTER. THE WICC IS LOCATED IN THE HEART OF GLOUCESTER COUNTY AND IS ONE OF THE MOST EASILY ACCESSIBLE MOSQUES IN SOUTH JERSEY. Our main mission is to provide religious services to the South Jersey muslim community. The regular services at WICC are the daily prayers, Jumma prayer on Fridays and sermon, Sunday Islamic School and Bangla School. The services also include two Eid Jaamat, Taraweh prayer during Ramadan, a variety of educational talks and seminars. We also work with other mosques and religious organizations in South Jersey in sponsoring and holding events for the local and international community. In addition, WICC is also working with other South Jersey organizations for social causes of interest to all people of faith. We hope that you enjoy our website and thank you again for your honored presence!
Prince George’s Muslim Association is a non-profit Islamic religious organization started in 1994, which serves the needs of thousands of families in Prince George’s county and the greater Washington Metropolitan area.
Shaikh Dr. Nadeem QureshiABOUT IOST: (HISTORY, MISSION, VISION, PICTURES, HOW MASJID HAS EVOLVED OVER THE YEARS) IOST LEADERSHIP: EC AND BOT IMAM ANAS SHAIKH IOST STAFF MEMBERS: (KATHY, AREEBA, SAMIR, TAHIRA) SUNDAY SCHOOL PRINCIPAL, AL-NUR, MA'RIFA, IQRA
“He who kills a soul, it shall be as if he had killed all mankind; and he who saves a life, it shall be as if he had given life to all mankind.”- The Holy Quran 5:32 The Islamic Association of Raleigh strongly condemns terrorism. We stand arm and arm with our fellow Americans in renouncing any twisted mindset that would falsely claim to justify acts of senseless violence. As members of a diverse and vibrant community, we are committed to working together with our neighbors and fellow Americans for the common good.
Serving the Muslim Community of the Chippewa Valley and Northern Wisconsin since 1991
The Islamic Society of Norman’s Expansion Project will look to establish 3 main new facilities: The Youth Center, Expansion for the Masjid, and a School for the Community, insha Allah.
Al-farooq Islamic Center of Nashville is a place for worship, education, and community building for the Muslims in and around Nashville. Our mission is to provide a welcoming environment for all members of the community to come together and practice their faith.
This group is created for announcements from committee members/president regarding activities of Ramadan and regular prayers. Please add anyone who you think can be benefited from this group and gain sadaqah e jariyah.
Akron Masjid serves the diverse and growing community of Muslims & Non-Muslims in and around Akron.
The Islamic Community Center of Laurel was founded over 30 years ago in Laurel, Maryland. The aims and objectives of the Association are to serve the best interest of Islam to the Muslims of Laurel and nearby vicinity.
Muslim Housing Services (MHS) is a culturally competent 501(c)3 Charity in Seattle for the homeless.
Dawat-e-Islami Introduction In every era, Allah عزوجل sent such holy personalities to the Ummah of His beloved and blessed Prophet (May Peace and blessing of Allah be upon him) who excellently fulfilled the responsibility of calling people towards righteousness and preventing them from misdeeds. These righteous saints inculcated in other Muslims the mindset that: I must strive to reform myself and the people of the entire world. One of such great personalities is Shaykh-e-Tariqat Amir-e-Ahl-e-Sunnat ‘Allamah Maulana Abu Bilal Muhammad Ilyas Attar Qadiri Razavi Ziyaee who launched the Madani campaign of Dawat-e-Islami, a global & non-political movement for the preaching of Quran and Sunnah, with the help of some of his companions in Karachi, Pakistan in Zul-Qa’da-tul-Haram 1401 A.H. (September, 1981). He is a symbol of past saints in attributes, like fear of Allah, deep devotion to the beloved Prophet, zeal and determination for following Quran & Sunnah, for reviving Sunnah, piety, forgiveness, perseverance, patience, thankfulness, humility, simplicity, sincerity, asceticism, good manners, absolute disinterest in the world, concern about the protection of faith, ambition to spread religious knowledge and reforming the Muslims. Through the platform of Dawat-e-Islami, he has brought a Madani revolution in the lives of millions of Muslims
By the late eighties, it was becoming evident that the need for a physical structure could not wait any longer. In the early 1990’s, a building on Olesen Drive, formerly owned by religious group, was purchased to establish the Islamic Center of Naperville. The rapid growth of Muslim Community in this area is dramatically evident during Ramadan, and the two Eid Prayers, when we are regularly forced to seek larger quarters elsewhere to accommodate the increasing numbers. Also, in recent years, we have started to have two sessions for Jumu’ah prayers and still, at most Fridays, our current facility is filled to capacity in at least one of the two sessions.
The Islamic Society of Germantown is a non-profit, independent organization that culminated from years of dedication from a group of fellow Muslims who started working on the idea in 1998. Alhamdulillah, the ground breaking of the ISG masjid was started on July 10th, 2013. It is noteworthy that there are no other Islamic Centers or Mosques within a 10-mile radius. With over 400 Muslim families living in the close vicinity, having a place to pray, worship, learn more about Islam, and carry out necessary religious and cultural ceremonies (Marriage, Aqiqa, prayer for the deceased, collecting and distributing Zakat to those in distress, offering counsel and support for those in need, etc), became an absolute necessity. The Islamic Center has been built with many goals in mind. Some of these objectives are: 1. Fostering a rich Islamic environment for the Muslim community in the area surrounding the center. 2. Providing religious, educational, and recreational activities for members of the community and their families. 3. Provide the public at every opportunity with a better understanding of Islam and ensure that we project a positive image as good citizens and as good Muslims. The center will be governed by a committee that will manage its operations from all aspects. With the Grace of Allah, the ground breaking of the Masjid occurred in November 8th, 2014. Generous brothers and sisters helped us by taking part in the Qardh Hasanah program, and we, alhumdulillah, haven given them their money back in the promised time.
The MASLB is located in Long Beach and is one of the first masjid in Southern California. The MASLB is not only a masjid, it is also a community center. I invite you to visit us and discover the beauty of our Center. This will give you an opportunity to meet our diverse and friendly community represented by dozens of different ethnicities.
The Islamic Center of Bab E Khadija (BEKIC) is a non-profit organization with an operational philosophy based on the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Muslim families who visit the bekic facilities work towards fulfilling their religious obligations and striving for spiritual, intellectual, social and economic well-being and advancement. The center provides various services to the community.
The community has played an essential role in the growth of Muslims throughout the Temple Terrace area.
The ISGL is a non-profit religious tax-exempt organization (Tax-Exempt ID: 31-1556235). Charitable donations (including Zakat and Sadaqah) are accepted in the form of checks, credit cards or cash. Please mail any donations to:
The MSA, established in 1971, is one of the oldest student associations in the university. Students from all the undergraduate and graduate schools at University of Oregon participate in the MSA, contributing to its multi-faceted diversity. The MSA is dedicated to creating a strong Muslim community on campus by providing a space for Muslims to interact with one another as well as the larger University of Oregon community. MSA events and initiatives are aimed at promoting a greater understanding of the religion of Islam among all members of the Eugene community. The MSA aims to strengthen the Muslim community while concomitantly building strong relations with the larger university and local community. This is done through various types of activities and events, ranging from interfaith community service projects to weekly Friday prayers.
About Muslim Center of Montgomery, Inc. Mission: To partner with individuals, organizations, and actions that elevate the strength and character of strong community life. Vision: The Muslim Center of Montgomery, Inc. is a community of Muslims striving to live up to the potential of excellence instilled by the Creator leaving nothing of value out. Our intent is to be servants of humanity by serving God, in the rich traditions of those who have passed on before us. The Muslim Center of Montgomery, Inc. is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization. All donations are tax-deductible. The Muslim Center of Montgomery, Inc. is associated with the leadership of Imam W. Deen Mohammed.
Dear Brothers and Sisters, Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahamatullahi Wa Barakatuhu. May Allah find you and your family in the best of health and Islamic spirit - Ameen. We are a group of brothers and sisters from the shore of Lake Michigan, who have taken a humble initiative to build Dar-us-Sunnah Masjid and Community Center in Evanston, IL. We live in the Chicago, USA area and have launched an ambitious plan to establish Dar-us-Sunnah Masjid and Community Center that will serve as an anchor for the Muslim community in the far north-west side of Chicago where no such center exists today but the Muslim population continues to swell with new immigrants. Our community has meager resources but our need is far greater than ever not only to provide religious services but more importantly to offer community and social services to all of humanity irrespective of color, race, and national origin. The focal point of this center will be to serve people from all walks of life in the rich tradition of Islamic principle and to work on common grounds with others in order to resolve social problems and address contemporary issues. May we count upon you to help us with your dua, and donation? With your contribution, we will be able to establish a true center to serve humanity in the spirit of Islam.
Dar Ul Eimaan is excited to launch a new website as a useful community resource. Some sections are still being developed, but we encourage you to browse the site and visit regularly for community announcements, events, prayer times and more! We encourage you all to participate in our activities that are held throughout the year.We value and look forward to your feedback.
AlFirdaus Jinnaza Services, LLC offers Jinnaza services in the District, Maryland and Virginia (“DMV”) area.
To move youth and nurture lifelong, God-centered agents of change. Through our various services that range from the spiritual to the material, we aim to foster and nourish a community of young people rooted in faith, guided by Islam, and constantly seeking to create good in this world.
The Board of Directors meet on the second Thursday of every month. These meetings are open to the public. We welcome your attendance and we welcome your concerns and suggestions sent to the email address listed above.
The Abrar is a mosque and a second home for Muslims from different nationalities and backgrounds where no one ethnic group monopolizes the masjid
The Islamic Center of Tucson (ICT) is located in Tucson AZ, situated near the world-renowned University of Arizona, and serves as both a prayer space and a community center catering to all Muslims of Southern Arizona and the larger Southern Arizona community as a whole.
Welcome to the Islamic Society of Akron and Kent (ISAK). Our vision is to become an exemplary and uni
The Makkah Masjid, also known as IDEA – Islamic Directions and Enhancement Association, is a non-profit Islamic organization situated in Garland, TX. It functions as both a Mosque and a Community Center, catering to the Muslim communities of Garland, Richardson, and the entire DFW area. All activities and services provided by Makkah Masjid adhere to the teachings of Islam, as prescribed by the Quran and the Sunnah (traditions) of Prophet Mohammed (Peace be upon him), as well as the pious ones (Sahaba & Awliyah). Established in 1993 as the Islamic Directions Enhancement Association (IDEA), Makkah Masjid offers Islamic educational, social, and cultural services to the Muslim community in the locality. Additionally, IDEA actively promotes the teachings of Islam to both inquiring Muslims and non-Muslims. In Ramadan of 2007, to better cater to the religious needs of the community and cultivate an Islamic learning environment for children, IDEA acquired the Makkah Masjid property. This property spans 2.66 acres, with a building area exceeding 10,000 square feet and a parking lot capacity of over 200 spots. This spacious location enables the accommodation of both large and small events, gatherings, and classes, with dedicated rooms allocated for sisters and children.
MY Project USA envisions strong youth building a stronger, just, and more inclusive America. We develop leaders to serve the community while keeping themselves and their peers safe from social vices. Our youths become the leadership that can tackle gangs, drugs, sex trafficking, bullying, drinking, violence, extremism, etc.
Masjid Noor Ul Huda (MNH), a 501 (C3) Tax Exempt organization, is one of the oldest Masajid (mosques) serving the Muslim Community of Greater Columbia, South Carolina. MNH is well known for its friendly, open environment, upholding moderate Islamic values and serving humanity with love, mercy, care, and compassion. MNH ideology is to follow mainstream Islam, based on the revered Hadeeth (prophetic saying) that defines Islam (devotion to The Almighty), Imaan (faith) and Ehsan (excellence in conduct). We strive for the pleasure of Allah (God), love for the Holy Prophet (Peace be upon him) and the spiritual unity of the Muslim Ummah (Global Community), starting at the grass root level. MNH offers a comprehensive range of religious and social programs and services besides a well established D'awah (community outreach) program in partnership with PICNA - Peace and Integration Council of North America to convey the beautiful message of Islam. Finally, MNH is embarking on an ambitious project to build a multipurpose Community Building, meaningfully named as the 'Dream Project' that would include a D'awah Center, an Islamic School, a Hifz School, a large enough Masjid Hall that can be used as a Banquet/Events Hall as well as a Gym.
Burmese American Muslims Association is the non-profit organization working on interfaith and community building and advocacy with activism. BAMA is membership based organization with democratic norm to conduct its official elections and board of directors.
About Us Between 1990 and 2000, a very large population of Oromos have made the United States their new home. Of those recent immigrants, the majority of them are concentrated around the Twin Cities area. As the community grew, so did its needs. By 2004, by the will of Allah and the generous help of the community, Tawfiq Islamic Center of Minnesota in Saint Paul Minneapolis was collectively purchased. Our Story Between 1990 and 2000, a very large population of Oromos have made the United States their new home. Of those recent immigrants, the majority of them are concentrated around the Twin Cities area. As the community grew, so did its needs. By 2004, by the will of Allah and the generous help of the community, Tawfiq Islamic Center of Minnesota in Saint Paul Minneapolis was collectively purchased. The establishment of this new community center served to preserve the American Muslim identity, the sociocultural and linguistic needs of the community. From that very simple seed sown on that day, we now harvest children who started from Alif, the very first letter of the Noble Quran but who are now honored as Hafiz after having memorized the entire Quran by heart. It is these sort of noble and successful deeds that puts a smile on Muslim parents and inculcates a sense of confidence and responsibility on the kids themselves.For the Muslim Oromos in Saint Paul, the indispensable Islamic services offered at Tawhid Islamic Center were difficult to obtain for logistical reasons. Oromos are now estimated to be around 20,000 in the Metro area, with a heavy concentration in Midway and Frogtown neighborhoods in St. Paul. By 2010, it became the wisest decision for large number of Oromos to come together and develop a strategic plan. The community announced the beginning of Tawhid Islamic Center. This is the stepping stone where quality social, personal, spiritual, religious services and the scholars of the Holy Quran and the traditions of the Prophet (May the Peace and Blessings of Allah be upon him) will be produced. Tawhid is the invitation to One God, One Message, One People. We invite you too to join us in uniting humanity. Vision To invite humanity to the call of One God. To teach the Quran & To practice the Sunnah of the Prophet To unite the community To preserve our Muslim, sociocultural, and the linguistic identity Mission To be the leading community in providing education, community, and charity services in light of Islamic guidance. Goal To establish and maintain a vibrant, inclusive, and integrated community that provides a comprehensive range of religious, social, and education programs to the residents of Minneapolis-St. Paul metro area and its neighboring cities.
Masjid-E-Basheer is a place of worship catering to muslim community in and around Town of Framingham and Boston Metrowest area.
Norristown Islamic Society (NIS), we are committed to fostering a vibrant and inclusive community of Muslims residing in Montgomery County, PA. Rooted in our faith, we maintain strong bonds with other religious groups and actively engage in interfaith activities, community service programs, and social events. Our core mission at NIS is to serve the needs of our surrounding communities, particularly those facing hardship in Norristown Township. Through initiatives such as grocery distribution, providing essential food items, offering assistance to refugees, and supporting local family-owned businesses through our annual bazaar, we strive to make a positive impact and uplift those in need.
Masjid As-Sabur (As-Sabur Mosque) is the oldest Masjid and the pioneering Muslim community organization in the city of Las Vegas, Nevada.
The Muslim Association of Dundalk (Masjid ZamZam) is a registered non-profit charity organization serving the religious, educational, and social needs of the Muslim community in the Greater Baltimore area. The center provides several Islamic services including daily, Friday, and Eid prayers, various educational programs, youth programs, and community and social events. The full time Islamic school has a Hifz program, Islamic education including Fiqh, Sirah, Aqidah, Arabic and Homeschooling for grades K-8.
Imam Soyed Ahmed had been teaching from house to house since the end of 2010. There were many obstacles along the way including laws of the city, parking, and complaints from neighbors. There were talks of securing a building where he could teach with tranquility and no distractions. In May of 2019, Masjid Darul Quran opened its doors in the month of Ramadan. The founders, Imam Soyed Ahmed and Jamal Uddin, had secured the building in hopes of creating an establishment where learning the deen was its main focus. Alhamdulilah, after years of yearning for the perfect place to teach and for kids to study, Masjid Darul Quran was finally introduced.
Our Mission is establishing congregational prayers and carry out other religious activities that are open fully to men, women and children.
The Masjid Ibrahim is an independent American mosque located in Las Vegas, NV that provides for the social, educational, and spiritual needs of the local Muslim and Interfaith community. We are committed to serving our community by promoting the values and teachings of Islam, developing charitable programs for social support, and promoting inclusion, cooperation, and understanding among Muslims and non-Muslims alike. We strive to provide education and information on the principles of Islam, while fostering an identity of compassion and support. We envision fostering a diverse congregation, of all races, cultures, and backgrounds, while working towards the betterment of our Southern Nevada community.
Zia Ul Quran is an Islamic Center to fulfill the daily needs of the Muslim Community in the area. Zia Ul Quran Masjid offers the regular five times daily prayers and the Friday Prayers in congregation. It organizes other spritual gatherings from time to time to observe special religious occasions such as Milad un Nabi, Shab e Meraj, Shab e Baraath, Taraveeh and the Eid Prayers, monthly Qatme Qadria. Zia ul Quran was founded on April 20, 2001 and has been serving the Muslims ever since. It is the main mission of Zia ul Quran to produce Huffaz, Reciters of the Holy Quran and Ulema in the country we live in. Alhamdolillah, we are providing education in the traditional sciences of Quran, Hadith, Fiqh along with contemporary sciences to achieve its goal. Zia Ul Quran aspires to revive the teachings of the righteous renowned scholars of Ahle Sunnath Al Jamaath, such as Imam Abu Hanifa, Imam Shafai, Imam Malik, Imam Ahmed Bin Hambal, Shaykh Jalaluddin Suyuti, and Imam Ghazali, by producing scholars following their footsteps, who will continue the mission of this institution.
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DDIC is located at Downtown Denver, CO. Its community is diverse and rich. We are honored to dedicate welcome everyone to the masjid
The Islamic Center welcomes any and all guests to visit. We are open to giving tours and answering any questions you may have. We especially welcome our Non-Muslim neighbors and friends to visit our center and get a glimpse of the true and beautiful meaning of Islam. The Islamic Center welcomes any and all guests to visit. We are open to giving tours and answering any questions you may have. We especially welcome our Non-Muslim neighbors and friends to visit our center and get a glimpse of the true and beautiful meaning of Islam.
Islamic center of El Paso was established in 1980’s as rental house in downtown. It had moved to its current location in 143 Paragon Ln 79912 since 2004.
ISRC was formed to encourage, develop and provide educational programs for those persons interested in the field of Respiratory Care. In addition, the goals are to advance the Science, technology, ethics and art of Respiratory Care through appropriate institutes, meetings, lectures, preparation and distribution of a newsletter, and any additional materials and procedures deemed suitable for this purpose. IRSC is also dedicated to facilitating cooperation between Respiratory Care personnel and the medical profession, allied health professions, hospitals, service companies, industry and other agencies within the state interested in Respiratory Care.
Sulemaniye Masjid is the only religious and worship center for Muslims in Dix Hills NY which offers
Nestled between Avondale suburbs and the Gateway Pavilions shopping center sits the West Valley's only mosque and Islamic community center. The idea for the West Valley Islamic Center grew out of the need for a place of worship for the several thousand Muslims in the area. Over time, the center has grown to a congregation of hundreds of Muslims and their families
Umatul Islam Center is a cultural, educational, social, and chartable non- profit organization dedicated to serve the Minnesota communities.
The Mosque Cares [Ministry of Imam W. Deen Mohammed] muslim dawah non-for-profit 501(c)(3) charitable organization established by Imam W. Deen Mohammed. In a 3-year period Imam W. Deen Mohammed led and oversaw the largest mass conversion to Islam in the history of the United States of America. In 1977, he led the largest delegation of Muslim Americans to Hajj (at that time). He forged close ties with Muslim communities worldwide and established strong relationships with many of the world's faiths and their prominent leadership. Our history of Dawah efforts in the United States goes back 80 years to our beginnings in 1933. Our ministry, under the leadership of Imam W. Deen Mohammed, and now his son, W. Deen Mohammed II has been a nationally recognized organization in association with Clara Muhammad schools, which have maintained Islamic curriculums; and numerous Masajid, Islamic centers and institutions. We promote the self-sustaining method of community based, Muslim business entities for the growth and sustaining of our present and future Islamic efforts.
EPIC is a non-profit tax-exempt organization (with Tax-ID: 20-0629612) that has been formed exclusively for educational, religious, and social purposes. It is registered with the Internal Revenue Service under revenue code 501(c)(3). All of its activities are in accordance with the teachings of the Quran and following the teachings and traditions of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be upon Him). EPIC is a multi-ethnic, multi-racial, multi-lingual, non-sectarian, diverse, and open community committed to full and equal participation and involvement of men and women who are community members of EPIC and subscribe to accept its rules, regulations, and procedures. EPIC is committed to civic and civil engagement with communities of other faiths and society at large.
The Uqbah Mosque Foundation provides Cleveland, Ohio’s Muslim community with a premier space to offer prayers, perform Islamic observances, and cultural activities. Uqbah Mosque Foundation is dedicated to providing religious guidance based on the teachings of the Quran and the authentic Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Uqbah Mosque Foundation is open daily for Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha. Our diverse and growing community promotes goodwill, understanding, fellowship, and tolerance of all races and cultures. We are all brothers and sisters in Islam. OUR COMMUNITY’S MISSION To serve as an institution for the dissemination of information on Islam, its teachings, it’s history and it’s culture among Muslims as well as non-Muslims.
Umm Ul Qura was founded in December 2014 by the local muslim community in Alexandria. The center now has daily 5 times prayers, Friday congregational prayers, Eid prayer, Taraweeh in Ramadan. As well as Quran classes throughout the week. The center was purchased for $550,000. Alhamdulillah, with the Help of Allah and all generous donors the Masjid building has been fully paid off. We are now planning to start a full-time Islamic School based on accredited US State Core Curriculum and Islamic Curriculum along with an optionally integrated Tahfidh Quran (Memorization) program within the K-12 program.
Islamic Center and Masjid for Muslim residents of Vacaville. 131 Bush Street, Vacaville, CA 95688
We are providing following services on a year round basis. Our Maktab Programs not only include children from 5 years of age, but also have Adults Male and Female. Our Female School provides not only Quranic education to young children but also provides Islamic Home Economics training to our Sisters.Indonesian Muslim Association in America (IMAAM) was established on December 21, 1993 by a group of Indonesian who lived in Washington Metro area. Then IMAAM granted as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization established in the State of Maryland on December 24, 1994.
Masjidul Muwahhideen is located in the State Capital of Pennsylvania, Harrisburg, known as Allison Hill. The Masjid was established in 2013 and registered as a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization in 2015. The community started with 7 families, Wa lillahil-hamd the community has grown tremendously. Here at Masjidul Muwahhideen, we ascribe to the understanding of Islam upon the immaculate way of the pious predecessors. We observe all 5 daily prayers including Jumua’h, we are close to major highways (81, 83, 581 and 22) as well as Harrisburg International Airport.
After meeting and praying in friends’ houses for several years, with the blessings of Allah (SWT) in 2013, we acquired 4.77-acres of land at an excellent location and started praying in a small house located on the property. Moving forward, 5 years later, we have outgrown the space using every room in the house including the kitchen area and basement. Muslim families, often with young children, continue to move into this area due to affordable housing and job opportunities because of a dynamic business environment. Many people from surrounding areas, who commute to St. Charles County for work, find this location very convenient for their Jumma Prayer. We fully expect this trend to continue for a foreseeable future. To have a place of worship is of paramount reason for this appeal; but in addition to current spiritual needs of this ever-growing community, we are very aware of the fact that we must provide opportunities to our children learning our faith through Islamic education. Children are OUR FUTURE! Additionally, this Masjid will also serve as Community Center to meet our social needs and will allow the inter-faith activities as we introduce our beautiful religion to followers of other faiths.
Established in 1969, the Muslim Community Center (MCC) has been serving the metorpolitian Chicago area community for over four and half decades.
A Mosque and Community Center for the growing Muslim Community.
Muslim Center of Somerset County (MCSC) is an independent non-profit religious educational organization serving the Muslim community.
Masjid Muhammad of Atlantic City presents the fifth African-American Islamic Summit! We’ll reconnect, unify, learn and celebrate! Leaders and community members across the country will meet to renew our commitment to strengthening our Muslim communities. We will collaborate to share ideas and strategies.
By the grace of Allah(the most high), Masjid Al-Mustafa was established in 2005. In addition to the weekly Jummah(Friday) prayer, we hold all five daily prayers in our masjid. We seek to be better servants of Allah(سُبْحَانَهُ وَتَعَالَىٰ) by following the Holy Qu'ran and the ways of Prophet Muhammad(صَلَّى ٱللَّٰهُ عَلَيْهِ وَسَلَّمَ).
Masjid Nu'man is an Islamic center as well as community staple located on the heart of Buffalo's East Side. We offer religious services, daily prayers, Jumaah service, Sunday school, and many other activities. We also offer many community outreach programs throughout the year, including the annual Putting The Neighbor Back In The Hood Weekend, which celebrated its 20th year in 2016.
Masjid As-Salaam of Nashville, Tennessee is a non-profit, non-political, religious and educational institute located at the heart of Murfreesboro Pike. We have a vast, diverse community of people from all over the world including: Somalia, Kurdistan, Yemen, India, Chechnya, Egypt, Ethiopia & many more including America. Masjid As-Salaam’s purpose is to give the community a place to worship their Lord & learn what Islam is really all about in a world that has tainted the name of Islam making the religion seem like something it is not. Teachings in this masjid come from CORRECT understanding of Qur’an & Authentic narrations of our last & final Prophet Muhammad, may the peace & blessings of Allah be upon him, & also the CORRECT understanding of those narrations from the pious predecessors & the 4 rightly guided caliphs.
Masjid Al Tawheed is the only Mosque between Northern California and Central Oregon. We have members from all over the world: Asia, the Middle East, the US, Africa, Fiji and Indonesia to name a few. We are a growing Muslim community of families who are Immigrants, reverts to Islam, and students from the local University. There is a great potential for Islam to grow in our community. Our mission is to: Live our faith as a congregation, inspired by the teachings of the Quran and Prophet Muhammad (PBUH) as individuals and as a collective body, and to foster a mission of peace, justice, and compassion for all within our Mosque, our community, and the world.
A Community that is dedicated to the establishment of Islam in the West. Visit us for 5 daily prayers & Jum'ah on Fridays.
The literal meaning of Islam is peace; surrender of one’s will i.e. losing oneself for the sake of God and surrendering one’s own pleasure for the pleasure of God. The message of Islam was revealed to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) 1, 400 years ago. It was revealed through angel Gabriel (on whom be peace) and was thus preserved in the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran carries a Divine guarantee of safeguard from interpolation and it claims that it combines the best features of the earlier scriptures. The prime message of Islam is the Unity of God, that the Creator of the world is One and He alone is worthy of worship and that Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) is His Messenger and Servant. The follower of this belief is thus a Muslim – a Muslim’s other beliefs are: God’s angels, previously revealed Books of God, all the prophets, from Adam to Jesus (peace be on them both), the Day of Judgement and indeed the Decree of God. A Muslim has five main duties to perform, namely; bearing witness to the Unity of God and Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) as His Messenger, observing the prescribed prayer, payment of Zakat, keeping the fasts of Ramadhan and performing the pilgrimage to Mecca. Islam believes that each person is born pure. The Holy Quran tells us that God has given human beings a choice between good and evil and to seek God’s pleasure through faith, prayer and charity. Islam believes that God created mankind in His image and by imbuing the attributes of God on a human level mankind can attain His nearness. Islam’s main message is to worship God and to treat all God’s creation with kindness and compassion. Rights of parents in old age, orphans and the needy are clearly stated. Women’s rights were safeguarded 1,400 years ago when the rest of the world was in total darkness about emancipation. Islamic teachings encompass every imaginable situation and its rules and principles are truly universal and have stood the test of time. In Islam virtue does not connote forsaking the bounties of nature that are lawful. On the contrary one is encouraged to lead a healthy, active life with the qualities of kindness, chastity, honesty, mercy, courage patience and politeness. In short, Islam has a perfect and complete code for the guidance of individuals and communities alike. As the entire message of Islam is derived from the Holy Quran and indeed the Sunnah and Hadith (the traditions and practices of the Holy Prophet, peace and blessings on him) it is immutable in the face of change in time and place. It may appear rigid to the casual eye, in actual fact it is most certainly an adaptable way of life regardless of human changes. Islam teaches that the path to spiritual development is open to all. Any individual who searches the One Creator can seek nearness to God through sincere and earnest worship; it is central to establishing a relationship with the Almighty. This positive message for humanity fills hearts with hope and courage. At present there are 1.5 billion Muslims worldwide and they form the majority in more than 50 countries of the world. Today Islam is the fastest growing faith in the world – its beautiful message is reaching millions in the far corner of the earth
Oldest Islamic Organization in the Triad Adhering to the Tasfir of Imam W.D. Mohammed (ra)
Masjid Hamzah is a non-profit, Islamic educational institute founded and run by community members committed to providing an environment to allow for the practice and education of Islam all while adhering to the principles of Sunnah and Jammah throughout.
The Islamic Center of South Carolina (Masjid Al-Salaam), was started in 2005 when just a few brothers and their families in the late 90’s decided on establishing a permanent place to pray and worship within Rock Hill. Between that time several buildings were leased around the city for a number of years to hold Juma (Friday) prayers. A final location was selected to be the current Mosque in 2010 and was eventually constructed in 2013 which allowed for the accommodation of the larger, growing local Muslim population of Rock Hill and surrounding areas. The members then focused on setting the main goal of the Mosque in addition to worship, to be the call to Dawah or inviting people to Islam. To date this goal continues and holds true as each year there are several individuals who choose to take the Shahadah (acceptance of Islam). Prior and after opening the Mosque on September 20, 2013, the Mosque and it’s members have been featured in the local newspaper, The Herald on numerous occasions. The Islamic Center of South Carolina (Masjid Al-Salaam), was started in 2005 when just a few brothers and their families in the late 90’s decided on establishing a permanent place to pray and worship within Rock Hill. Between that time several buildings were leased around the city for a number of years to hold Juma (Friday) prayers. A final location was selected to be the current Mosque in 2010 and was eventually constructed in 2013 which allowed for the accommodation of the larger, growing local Muslim population of Rock Hill and surrounding areas. The members then focused on setting the main goal of the Mosque in addition to worship, to be the call to Dawah or inviting people to Islam. To date this goal continues and holds true as each year there are several individuals who choose to take the Shahadah (acceptance of Islam). Prior and after opening the Mosque on September 20, 2013, the Mosque and it’s members have been featured in the local newspaper, The Herald on numerous occasions. The Islamic Center of South Carolina (Masjid Al-Salaam), was started in 2005 when just a few brothers and their families in the late 90’s decided on establishing a permanent place to pray and worship within Rock Hill. Between that time several buildings were leased around the city for a number of years to hold Juma (Friday) prayers. A final location was selected to be the current Mosque in 2010 and was eventually constructed in 2013 which allowed for the accommodation of the larger, growing local Muslim population of Rock Hill and surrounding areas. The members then focused on setting the main goal of the Mosque in addition to worship, to be the call to Dawah or inviting people to Islam. To date this goal continues and holds true as each year there are several individuals who choose to take the Shahadah (acceptance of Islam). Prior and after opening the Mosque on September 20, 2013, the Mosque and it’s members have been featured in the local newspaper, The Herald on numerous occasions.
Madina Islamic Center is a not for profit organization recognized as tax-exempt under the U.S. Internal Revenue Code section 501 (c)(3)
Vision The aim is to establish an exemplary Yusuf Mosque in Boston Brighton, catering to the needs of a dynamic Muslim community by offering comprehensive Islamic services. The Yusuf Mosque endeavors to gain the unwavering trust and confidence of its members. Its primary goal is to uphold and promote the peaceful and law-abiding principles of Islam, actively sharing its message. Additionally, the Yusuf Mosque seeks to cultivate strong, positive connections with the broader community. Mission Aid Muslims in the Boston Brighton area in safeguarding and enhancing their religious identity. Foster a sense of community among Muslims through the provision of excellent religious, educational, community, and charitable services. Assume a prominent role in promoting unity and strengthening collaboration with other Islamic organizations in the region, all working towards shared objectives. Contribute in a peaceful and democratic manner to the diversity and pluralism of American society. Aims and Objectives Unite the Muslims in Boston and nearby areas based on the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah. Represent and serve the interests of the Muslim community in Boston and its vicinity. Promote and spread the teachings of Islam and its heritage in accordance with the Holy Qur’an and Sunnah. Introduce Islam to both Muslims and non-Muslims, fostering friendly relations and mutual understanding between them. Engage in religious, social, cultural, and educational activities. Establish service-oriented institutions to support and serve Islam and the Muslim community in the region. Engage in the practice of “shura” (consultation) at all levels for significant decisions, utilizing peaceful and Islamic methods to achieve our goals and objectives. Efficiently oversee the management of Yusuf Mosque facilities, both financially and administratively. Mobilize community resources, including financial and human support, to offer diverse activities, projects, services, and programs that promote harmony and goodwill. Develop a robust Da’wa (invitation to Islam) and community outreach program to maximize Yusuf Mosque’s positive impact on the community. Enhance community participation and strive for the effective and efficient delivery of services to meet the needs of our community. Principles Our actions and services are continually guided by the Quran, the authentic Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We aim to serve Yusuf Mosque by exemplifying the Prophetic model of the Masjid, which serves as a sacred place of worship and a hub for community development. We hold our imams and scholars in high esteem as custodians of Islamic knowledge and rely on their guidance for matters of Aqeedah (creed) and Fiqh (jurisprudence). Our focus is on promoting Islamic morals and character in a compassionate and non-coercive manner, emphasizing teaching, reminding, and encouraging, rather than compelling or judging. We identify as Muslims without emphasizing any specific ethnic, racial, color, or tribal distinctions, cherishing the diversity within our community and rejecting exclusionary practices. Our facilities and activities are open and welcoming to women, minorities, and individuals of all faiths. The leaders of our center consider themselves custodians and servants of Yusuf Mosque, warmly welcoming and honoring all who enter as His guests. Both men and women are equally encouraged to participate in center activities, and they share equal responsibility for their contributions. We strive to provide ample prayer space for women, including areas in the main Musalla without barriers, as well as private spaces for prayer and reflection. Women actively participate in the central decision-making process of the center. Our primary objective is to assist our members and community in practicing the best Islamic conduct and fostering a strong American Muslim identity. We embrace elements of our nation’s culture that align with Islamic values and refrain from engaging in those that conflict with them. We are committed to engaging constructively in religious, civic, economic, social, and non-political activities in our country to contribute to its overall betterment.
As-Siddiq Muslim Organization understands that the Masjid is the cornerstone of an Islamic community. We seek to establish Masjid As-Siddiq as not only to be a place where Allah (God Almighty) is worshiped daily. The Masjid also serves as a place of gathering and education based on the Quran and Sunnah of our Prophet Muhammad (S) who used it to gather the Muslims for their social, spiritual, economic, and educational benefit. We offer Islamic based religious and social services to everyone in our community and support goodwill to all human beings.
3/15/2017 – Received confirmation from Fishers planning department to build a community center / Mosque.
Alhadi Islamic Center in Omaha is the first and only center in the Omaha metro area for Muslims following following the teachings of the twelves Imams . While officially established in 2013 as a non-profit organization, its root go back to 2005-2006 where students from overseas were socially gathering and organizing events in a basement and then at apartments, club houses, and university halls. Since its inception, the center has grown in terms of members and programs inviting over 20 scholars Nationally and Internationally on a seasonal basis to participate at major events at the center.
Masjid Al-Mustafa is a mosque that provides prayer services, educational classes, and social activities for adults and children in Waterbury, Connecticut. After 10 years of construction, Masjid Al-Mustafa officially opened its doors on May 19, 2017. The new building, which overlooks I-84 and is the largest mosque in Connecticut, has three floors. The main level contains a large prayer space for men and women as well as a gymnasium. The second floor has several classrooms for Sunday School courses and other educational purposes. The basement level is a community center and can accommodate events like dinners and fundraisers. Masjid Al-Mustafa is owned by the Islamic American Society of Connecticut (IASC). IASC is a non-profit, non-political, educational, and charitable organization registered in the state of Connecticut since 2007. IASC is dedicated to the betterment of Muslims in the state of Connecticut in general and particularly the Greater Waterbury Area. IASC is strongly committed to building bridges with members of other faiths and communities. IASC works to promote understanding and strong relations between Muslim and non-Muslim communities.
The purpose of the Islamic Society of Martinsburg is to serve the best interest of Islam and Muslims in Martinsburg and its surrounding areas. We strive to bring a greater understanding of Islam and Muslims to our own community and to those around us using the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAAW) as our guides. We offer a safe space for Muslims to carry out Islamic prayers, cultural, religious, and educational activities in accordance with the guidelines of the Qur'an and Sunnah. We welcome all Muslims and Non-Muslims to our masjid, regardless of race, color, gender, ethnicity and/or national origin.
Islamic Society of Annapolis (ISA) is a 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit Islamic organization. Islamic Society of Annapolis manages and operates mosques at two locations:
Islamic Center of Coppell (ICC) is a mosque located in Coppell, TX to serve the needs of Muslims.
Our Masjid was established in the year of 2014 under a 501(c)3 and we thank you for visiting Masjid Al-Muslimeen of Memphis (M.M.M). We are a growing non-profit organization in Memphis, Tennessee. Our intention is to have a Masjid that will benefit all Muslims especially those who live or work nearby the area. The Masjid is easy to access so we hope you can stop by and pray with us. We wish all Muslims can benefit from this House of Allah S.W.T. and that this masjid will help increase the knowledge of this community and make them commit to the path of ALLAH S.W.T. The Masjid was a pre-owned, thus we are still doing fixes to the building to suit our community needs and standard. We like to create a daycare center for the children along with a Library for the whole community. In addition, an after school program for youths. We want Masjid Al-Muslimeen of Memphis (M.M.M) to be a place that "carry forth the message of the Qur'an and the Sunnah" of Prophet Muhammad, (peace be upon him).
Al-Inshirah Islamic Center, founded in 1982, is a ethnicly diverse masjid centrally located in mid-town Kansas City in the Hyde Park neighborhood. The masjid is just north of University of Missouri-Kansas City, and south of downtown.Take a look at the links above to discover more about us. Wherever you are in life’s journey we want you to find the dynamic life that Islam instills as you foster your relationship with Allah. So come on and open the door, make yourself at home, study, and see what Al-Inshirah has for you and your family.
Al-Mumin is The Security. Imam Al-Ghazali states it “is the one to whom security and safety are ascribed because He conveys the means to attain them and blocks the paths of dangers. For security and safety are only conceivable in locations of fear, and fear only arises with the possibility of annihilation or destruction. the absolutely faithful is God – may He be praised and exalted- as the one from whose direction alone security and safety may conceivably emanate. He explains, “A man’s share in this name and attribute lies in all creatures being safe from him. Moreover, every fearful person can anticipate help from him in keeping harm away from them, whether in religious or worldly affairs.” As the Messenger of God – may God’s blessings and peace be upon him- said: “When one believes in God and the last day, his neighbor is safe from his misdeeds.”
Masjid Alomary is the largest Masjid in the state of Ohio. It's also home to Al Ihsan School (Cleveland branch) - a full time Islamic School.
The mission of the McLean Islamic Center (MIC) is to provide religious, social, and educational services to the Muslim community as well as to promote and reinforce a positive image of Islam in the United States. MIC’s goal is to foster a nourishing environment that brings hearts of the people together under the Islamic philosophy of peaceful coexistence with all of its neighbors. The vision of MIC is to create an environment of understanding, peace, diversity and intellectual growth by providing an inclusive platform for all Muslims whose viewpoints are in accordance with the Quran and Sunnah. This includes daily prayers, inter-faith dialogues, education programs for our youth, non-profit events, and much more. MIC will serve as a model institution for religious organizations in the United States looking to serve Members of their own faiths as well as their local communities.
The Islamic Society of Monterey County was incorporated as a 501c(3) nonprofit organization in 1965 as a small Muslim community. In the beginning worshipping from home to home to having a mosque in Seaside, California. The common goal is to establish a Muslim place of worship, an Islamic Community Center that can provide educational, social, and spiritual environment to Muslims with a special emphasis on Muslim youth. Preparing the youth for the challenges in education, and maintaining a firm commitment towards Islamic values. We are growing and are looking to expand to bigger place of worship.
Masjid in Laveen, Arizona.
Fifteen years have passed since the beginning of the Al-Hikmeh Institute. The most recent addition was the leasing of a Masjid located on Carlisle Pike, known as the Islamic Center of Pennsylvania (ICP). While this is a grand achievement for the Muslim community, as well as the entire community as a whole, Allah's well first and then the dedication and heart put into the foundation of the Al-Hikmeh Institute is what has lead to this achievement. 1992 was the birth of the Al-Hikmeh Institute. There were no classrooms, no separate housings, nothing - the origin of the Al-Hikmeh Institute can be found at 2 Riverview Drive in Enola, Pennsylvania. Here, approximately two to three families attended classes, held in the living room of the current ICP Imam's house. Once five families registered their children to learn the Arabic language and the Islamic religion, the living room became too crowded and the "school" moved to the basement. This is where the Al-Hikmeh Institute prospered for many years. As contributions from various community members, the dream of having a Masjid and Islamic/Arabic School became a reality at the West shore Area. Currently, the number of students attending the Al-Hikmeh Institute ranges from 70-90 students per semester! However, this is far too much responsibility for one person alone, so the Imam entrusted a group of trustworthy men to make up the council for the Islamic Center of Pennsylvania. In addition, recognition for the teachers that help spread the knowledge to the students of where they came from, and what they believe in is in order since the school could not exist without them. Furthermore, a great thanks to the community is in order for having their children attend the Al-Hikmeh Institute and join in the congregation of prayers at ICP, because without them, there would be no school to begin with. What is to come of the Al-Hikmeh Institute in the coming years is still in the knowledge of Allah; however, one can only hope that it will be even more prosperous than it already is.
Masjid Jauharatul-Islam was built in 1981 by the efforts of Imam Abdur- Rahim Shamsid-Deen, Dr. Jamil Diab, and Sulaiman Ali Al-Shaye. The name Jauharatul- Islam translates to Jewel of Islam.
Peace be upon you! Welcome to the facebook page of the Islamic center of Macomb Illinois.
Our Mission The mission of the Community Mosque of Winston-Salem is to serve as a vibrant and inclusive center for Muslims that fosters spiritual growth promotes community engagement, and provides social services to uplift individuals and families. We are committed to cultivating a welcoming and compassionate environment where all members can deepen their faith, find solace, and develop a strong connection with Allah.
The Center for Human Services is a not-for-profit social service organization governed by a Board of Directors composed of residents of McLean County. The Board sets policy and direction and employs a Chief Executive Officer to administer the affairs of the organization. The Center employs qualified staff with diverse, yet complementary backgrounds. The staff includes professionals trained in psychiatry, psychology, social work, and nursing. The Center for Human Services began in 1927 as the Bloomington/Normal Child Guidance Clinic. Under the charter, it could not serve anyone over 16 years of age. The Clinic employed one full-time social worker and a number of part-time staff both local and from Peoria and Champaign. The Clinic was open only on weekends in the early years. A growing realization that parents and other adults needed help too, led to the reorganization as the McLean County Mental Health Center in 1955. The late 1950s saw the beginnings of the community mental health approach and the Center became involved in local care for clients released from area hospitals. The staff grew with the increased number and range of clients and a full-time Executive Director was added. In the late 1960s, the state mental health offices added back-up support to the community efforts and a Medical Director was added to the full-time staff of approximately half a dozen people. The Mental Health Center continued on this level until the mid-1970s. The Crisis Component was added in the early 1970s. The Center experienced a rapid growth period when the state’s Department of Mental Health gave responsibility and funding to the communities in the mid-1970s. In 1976, YSA merged with the Center and in 1978, the day treatment facility was added. The staff had grown to 27. In early 1980, the name was changed to the McLean County Center for Human Services, both in response to surveys outlining the negative reaction to the old name and to better reflect the increasing scope of the Center’s services to the community. As of today, the Center currently employs approximately 80 full and part-time staff, with our main office at 108 W. Market St. Bloomington, IL, along with buildings devoted to our Recovery and Residential programs.
Monroe Masjid is one of the first masjids built in Fairfield County. Our goal is to offer a peaceful environment for our community members and guests. Our dedication is to traditional Islamic teachings that represent the Holy Qur'an and Prophet Muhammad ﷺ.
Masjid At-Taqwa was incorporated in 2008 and the building on 2680 Golside Dr Ann Arbor, Michigan was purchased in 2010 by the Muslims in the greater Ann Arbor area. The masjid is open for all five daily prayers. No Friday prayer at this time because the masjid is pending for parking lot construction. Aims and objectives of the Masjid are: • Serve the interests of the Muslims community of Ypsilanti/Ann Arbor surrounding • To propagate Islam according to the teachings of the Quran and Sunnah. • Hold congregational prayers and Islamic religious activates • To carry out religious, social, cultural, academic, and other activities. • To develop service institutions to serve Islam and promote unity and cooperation among Muslims
Masjid Ash-Shura is a Muslim non-profit religious organization that was established in 2006 and is located in Norfolk Virginia, the south side of Hampton Roads. Its operation is only by the permission of Allah and then through generous donations. Masjid Ash-Shura adheres and invites to the Qur’an and Sunnah with the understanding of the Salaf As-Saalih (Pious Predecessors). It is the only Masjid upon this methodology in the Hampton Roads area. We provide a number of services to the community. Among them are religious classes, connections to the Salafi scholars, marriages, counseling, funeral services, yearly Umrah groups, aiding and assisting those in need and by Allah’s permission we would like to do much more. The Masjid is also open for the five daily prayers as well as Jumu’ah (the Friday Sermon and Prayer). Our mission is to invite humanity to the worship of Allah, the Mighty and Majestic, Alone without ascribing partners to Him and to adhere to the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ as was understood by our Salaf As-Saalih (Pious Predecessors). We also strive to connect the people to the scholars of our religion, who are the inheritors of the prophets, and the well-known students of knowledge who are recommended by these scholars. We do not support terrorism, demonstrations, protests, rallies, revolting against the rulers, Bid’ah (novelties in the religion), sins or transgression of any type. Nor do we support overthrowing the government. We strive to enjoin the good and forbid the evil and advise one another with sincere advice upon good and likewise, we accept the same.
With Allah Ta’ala’s blessings, to provide the needed facilities, services, and guidance to our community for the fulfillment of the demands of our way of life (Islam). Our Mission Allah willing, to strive for the unification of our Muslim community and to continually provide Islamic education for the adults and youth, today and in the future. Our Future The Midwest Islamic Center (M.I.C.), Masjid Al Huda, has been serving Muslims in the Greater Chicagoland area since 1992. M.I.C. serves almost 5,000 families totaling close to 15,000 people. Our Islamic Center is the primary facility for the following localities: Schaumburg, Hanover Park, Hanover Park, Streamwood, Bartlett, and Elk Grove. The Masjid’s congregation includes a diverse set of ethnicities amd cultures that represent Muslims from all over the world. Our hope is to expand many of our facilities and services to meet the needs of both the Muslim and non-Muslim community. M.I.C. is registered as a non-profit organization with the State of Illinois and the Federal Government.
About Masjid Al-Rahman History of the Masjid The Masjid was established in 1999 under the name Masjid Al-Rahman to serve the Muslim community in the city of Pawtucket, RI and the surrounding areas. The Masjid was located in a modest location. The congregation as well as its activities outgrew that space quickly. In 2005, with the help and blessings of Allah, the Masjid moved to our previous location located at Dunnell Lane, Pawtucket, RI. In 2008, the Masjid was officially called the Muslim society of Rhode Island and became recognized as tax exempt nonprofit organization. The community of Masjid Al-Rahman has completed the new building in the Darlington neighborhood to house the growing community in the city and surrounding areas. The move to the new building was complete in December 2021. Activities Held at the Masjid Since its inception Masjid Al-Rahman provided Daily, Juma, Qiyam and Taraweeh prayers. Masjid Al-Rahman holds a series of weekly Halaqas or Lectures.
Masjid Nur Allah is located in Lefrak City, Queens, NYC. It was established in the mid-90s to serve the Lefrak community in establishing the five daily prayers as well as the Jumu’ah prayer. For the last eleven years, the imam of the masjid has been Abu Yusuf Khaleefah. Along with Mohammad Yaseen, he gives classes and lectures to educate the community upon the sound creed and manhaj, upon the way of the Salaf-us-Saalih. Abu Yusuf traveled to Egypt to conduct some studies in a number of subjects including Arabic, Qur’aan, Fiqh, and Hadeeth. He continues to connect the people to the Mashaaykh of Ahlus Sunnah through his translations, telelinks, recordings, and questions and answers sessions with them. This site is under the close supervision of Abu Yusuf and the primary intent behind it is to connect readers with the scholars of Ahlus Sunnah, as well as to provide information on Masjid Nur Allah activities and services. All success lies with Allaah.
Masjid An-Noor was established in 2013 to serve as the spiritual home of the rapidly growing Wesley Chapel community. Located close to I-75 (Exit 275 SR-56) and points of interest such as the Outlet Mall and Wiregrass Mall, Masjid An-Noor is also a welcoming and convenient place for people trying to fulfill their prayers while on the go. With the exponential growth of our community, we have successfully undergone an expansion and reconstruction project to serve as many as we can.
Rawdah is a nonprofit organization Islamic center located in Minneapolis. It has been running for 13 years. The users are mostly East African Muslim immigrants.
Masjid Shuhada Inc. (MSI) was founded by visionaries of our community back in 1990. Its present campus located at 2648 Route 206 MT Holly, NJ started as a standalone structure to accommodate few dozen worshipers. For over 15 years it was the only Masjid in South Jersey, NJ. Masjid Shuhada was serving In general the Muslim community in Burlington County NJ. As the Muslim Community has grown many Masjids were established in the past few years – from a few dozen Muslim families in the late 90’s to few thousand families at present. As the community expands so does the need for more service oriented offerings at MSI. To date, MSI remains the Oldest Muslim organization in the South Jersey providing multi-dimensional services to the Muslim community. Some services offered by MSI are: Interfaith and Outreach Services Family Counseling Services Educational Seminars (Religious/ Professional/Social) Community Events Other Services as needed This engagement with the community has resulted in higher quality and quantity of services provided by MSI.
As-Salamu Alaykum (peace be unto you) to all visitors of the Islamic Center of High Point website. Islamic Center of High Point established itself in the High Point area in 1996.We are an independent non-profit Islamic organization which functions entirely on donations from local Muslims. The primary goal of the center is to create an Islamic environment within the Muslim community in the High Point area by providing religious, educational and recreational activities for its members in the Triad region.
MCCGP's mission is to provide a range of services for the Muslim community of Pittsburgh, keeping in view our Islamic values and heritage, thereby improving the quality of life and enhancing community cohesion. MCCGP aims to fulfill the needs of the diverse Muslim community while ensuring services to all; create opportunities for Muslims and non-Muslims alike, to understand Islam, through dialogue, discussion and social interaction. Contribute to the social, cultural, spiritual and economic betterment of the whole community. MCCGP works actively to promote tolerance and understanding. Muslims from different backgrounds and strands of Islam come together to create a peaceful atmosphere for learning. Regular programs are organized to develop sustained interfaith relations. Our community encourages constructive engagement in society and a rejection of extremism in all its forms. MCCGP is a membership-based non-profit religious organization. It is governed by a set of bylaws. Click the "CONSTITUTION" link below to review MCCGP's constitution.
Our mission is to serve the spiritual and educational needs of the Muslim community of Rochester and to provide opportunities for Muslims in Rochester to serve the greater community as a whole. Founded in 2009, the Rochester Muslim Community Circle (RMCC) came to fruition through the generous donations from the community. We continue to host various activities for all ages: Education, Ramadan Iftars, Eid gatherings, social and cultural events, interfaith events and more. RMCC is a non-profit and non-political entity.
The Islamic Center of Tennessee (ICT) was established in 2010 with the goal of educating both the Muslim and non-Muslim communities in Middle Tennessee. Located in Antioch, a community southeast of Nashville, the Carmike Bell Forge Theater was purchased with money raised from the local community and transformed into the Islamic Center of Tennessee. Many of ICT’s founders are also active members of Muslim communities in Nashville and have tirelessly contributed to ICT. As the largest Islamic Center in Middle Tennessee, ICT strives to provide unprecedented and professional Islamic and educational services to its parishioners. As the newest and most diverse community in Nashville, ICT aims to unite Muslims upon the true teachings of tolerance and peace from the Qu’ran and Sunnah. Islamic Services Five daily prayers. Juma’a (Friday) prayer services. Ramadan Tarawih prayers, and Iftar(Community Dinner Daily). Dua requests. Marriage & Divorce. Daily Event (Please check out Events Page). Monthly Events for the Community. After School Quran classes (5 Days a week). Weekend School(for Kids, Teen, and Youth). Martial Arts Academy(for Youth)
Bright Horizon Academy (BHA), formerly known as the Islamic School of San Diego, has been a beacon of educational excellence since 1992. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, we are proud to serve 300+ students across two campuses, with a dedicated team of 40+ teachers and administrators. As San Diego’s first and only Pre-K to 12th grade accredited Islamic school, we are committed to providing an academically rigorous education, rooted in Islamic values, to our students. Our mission is to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills in our students. We envision graduates who integrate Islam into their daily lives, become self-motivated learners and are ready for lives of leadership and contribute positively in service to their community. Our qualified, dedicated and talented faculty and staff are committed and privileged to serve our students reach their full potential. We also take pride in having the most active and helpful group of visionary parents, donors, well-wishers, alumni and friends who support the school. Join us at Bright Horizon Academy, where education goes beyond textbooks, and every student is empowered to shape a brighter future!
The Islamic-American Zakat Foundation is a 501 (c)(3) tax-exempt religious and charitable organization. Our mission is to provide assistance for food, shelter, clothing and transportation for the poor and needy, orphans, wayfarers, and other persons and needs deserving of charity under Islamic law by assessing, collecting and distributing obligatory and voluntary charity called zakat and sadaqa. Our primary objective is to serve poor and needy Muslims in the United States. This objective is implemented through our “Medina Program” project in which a case manager works with individual clients to formulate a plan by which they may achieve self-sufficiency. We provide financial assistance for rent, utilities, transportation, medicine, etc., along with counseling and referrals.
Al-Jabbar is The Restorer, or The Repairer! The One Who Can Restore What Is Broken to its full state. It reflects the Might of God in compelling things into being that may seem impossible. There is no limit to God’s possibility, for He is its Creator.
MCNET is a religious nonprofit organization, registered with the State of Tennessee, which primarily provides religious and community services for Muslims in the Tri-Cities region. MCNET engages in dialogues with our brothers and sisters of other faiths in order to learn from each other and improve our understanding. MCNET also participates in community activities to serve our community at large. Our Islamic center exists and strives to bring the community together. It serves as a learning center for people of all faiths to foster a better understanding of Islam. Our doors are always open for all to visit and get to know their Muslim neighbors. Our Islamic center offers and hosts five-time daily congregational prayers as well as the Friday (Jumuah) sermon and prayer. In addition to this, community services such as matrimonial, marriage counseling and funeral services are also provided to local Muslims.
ISAT was established in 1983 by active members of the community then. They purchased the current location at S. Center St., while they were establishing regular prayers at a rented building near the University of Texas at Arlington. In Ramadan of 1989, the mosque was opened to the Muslims after years of hard work. Later on, another building was added to the area that occupies the current location of Islamic School of Arlington Texas. Our Vision "To achieve unity and preserve Muslim Identity for present and future generations by adhering to the Quran and the authentic Sunnah." Our Mission To promote the oneness of Allah(Tawheed) To raise a generation of upstanding citizens with strong Muslim identity To protect sanctity, integrity and values of the Muslim family unit To educate Muslims and the community at large, by disseminating the teachings of the Quran and authentic Sunnah To bridge the gap between old and new Muslim generations To coordinate with other communities to promote common values To establish unity by combining efforts with other Islamic organizations To develop future leadership with the Muslim Youth
Center of Learning A masjid is a center of learning for all Muslims. In it we learn the sublime character of the believers, the stories of the prophets before, and the skills to required to make a positive impact on the world. The Prophet Muhammad (SAW) said, "Whoever seeks a way to acquire knowledge Allah will make easy his way to Paradise." (Sahih Muslim, 2699). It is a commandment from our lord to learn Islam and the wisdom that makes it the most perfect religion. Center of Companionship Mankind cannot live in a vacuum. Every individual must live and interact with others and when interacting with others one either influences or are themselves influenced. A masjid therefore is much like a washing machine it gives a chance for people to rub against each other with soap water in between. By rubbing against each other, in Salatul Jama'ah and programs launched by the masjid, they are cleaned with the beautiful message of Islam, Quran and Hadith in between. Center of Dawah Our doors are always open to new comers. This is a public welcome to our neighbors and friends. No matter the religious differences, our belief encourages the enjoining of good and forbidding of evil to both Muslims and Non-Muslims alike. Therefore, any events hosted at ICNF are open to all who wish to come. One day, one event or one hour is not enough; we must encourage dialogues to truly learn Islam as it is practiced by our neighbors and our friends.
Masjid Madeena was established in 2015 to cater to the growing needs of the Muslim Community in the Eastside.
Masjid Esa Ibn Mariam (Jesus, Son of Mary Mosque) serves the needs of the community of Muslims in the Stratford, Bridgeport, Trumbull, Shelton and Milford areas as a place of worship and Islamic community center.
To move people and nurture lifelong, God-centered agents of change.
Maulana Qaisar Abbas A message form resident Aalim As your Aaalim, I’m here to guide and serve you on your spiritual journey. Our organization is committed to providing religious, educational, and social services rooted in the teachings of the Holy Quran and the Sunnah. Let’s unite in faith and righteousness as we strive to fulfill our mission. Our Mission We Are Here To Serve Our Community Providing Religious, Educational, And Social Services According To Holy Quran, And The Sunnah Of Prophet Muhammad (Peace Be Upon Him And His Household) And His Ahlul-Bayeit. In addition to instilling a strong foundation of Islamic knowledge and understanding, we prioritize character development, fostering empathy, compassion, and social responsibility among our students. Through interactive lessons, discussions, and community engagement, we strive to cultivate well-rounded individuals who embody the values of Islam in their daily lives. Furthermore, our commitment extends beyond the classroom, as we actively seek to create a supportive and inclusive environment where all members of our community feel welcomed and valued. Whether through educational workshops, social events, or charitable initiatives, we aim to empower individuals to positively impact society and uphold the principles of justice, equality, and kindness.
The Islamic Society of Boston Cultural Center is a mosque and community center that serves over 1500 congregants at its weekly Friday services and countless others in the Boston community through offering its space and a variety of community programming.
Masjid Al-Furqan – West Cobb Islamic Center (WCIC) has been established with the vision to foster spiritual growth, education, and the welfare of a vibrant Muslim community in West Cobb County. At Masjid Al-Furqan, our mission is to provide a welcoming space for all to connect with Allah and each other, through worship, education, and community engagement. We strive to nurture a community that lives by the teachings of Islam, contributing positively to the wider society. We offer daily five-time prayers and Jumu'ah (Friday) services, led by our esteemed Imam. Our mosque is a place of peace and reflection, where members can deepen their connection with Allah. We are committed to the education of our community members of all ages. We offer Islamic teachings, daily after-school Quran studies, Sunday school, a full-time Hifz (Quran memorization) program, and various workshops aimed at understanding and living by the teachings of Islam. Our programs cater to children, youth, and adults, fostering a love for learning and personal development. Masjid Al-Furqan is more than just a place of worship; it's a community hub. We organize regular community service projects, charity drives, and social events that bring our community together and serve the needs of those less fortunate. We also provide support and counseling services to members in need, upholding the spirit of brotherhood and sisterhood. We are located near the ECIC Cemetery and offer funeral services to assist with the important end-of-life needs of our community as well. We welcome everyone to join our diverse and growing community. Whether you are looking to deepen your faith, seeking knowledge, or want to give back to the community, there is a place for you at Masjid Al-Furqan West Cobb Islamic Center.
The largest Sunni Islamic Center in Oregon and SW Washington. The center hosts all authentic Islamic events and welcomes any researcher about Islam.
Al-Raheem is the one who bestows Mercy, the dispenser of Grace, upon those in need. The mercy of God is both perfect and inclusive. God – great and glorious – dispenses His Mercy upon all of His creation, whether they are deemed to deserve or not. Tradition states that God has commanded Himself to bestow multitudes of Mercy upon His creation even though we may deserve His wrath. According to Imam Al-Ghazali, man’s share in this attribute ‘lies in not turning away from any needy persons without meeting their needs to the extent of his ability, nor turning from any poor in his neighbourhood or town without committing himself to them and ridding them of their poverty – either from his own wealth or reputation, or by interceding on their behalf with another. And if he be unable to do all that, he should assist them by prayer or by showing grief on account of their need, in sympathy and love towards them, as though he were thereby sharing in their misfortune and their need.
he Islamic Center of Morrisville was founded in Ramadan of 2009 in order to serve the Muslim community in Morrisville, West Cary and RTP in North Carolina. By the Grace of Allah, during the past six years the community has grown tremendously.
About Suffah Masjid & Educational Guidance Alhamdulillah, for the past 17 years, our institute has graduated over 175 Huffaz in the Chicagoland area. At our institute, we provide many amenities for our students such as the Hifz program, an Alim course for men and women, and much more. Click here for a list of services. We have intended to expand our school to a larger and more practical facility. With the support of our teachers, students, and most importantly the community, we have bought a former church in Skokie, IL. Only with the grace and mercy of Allah SWT and your generous support can we fulfill the necessity of expanding our institute and serving the community. We wish to enlarge our horizon at the new facility by starting programs for adults, adolescents, and children alike. In the future this institute will be a Masjid and a means of learning for all. Your support is needed for the accomplishment and the betterment of this institute.
Mission The mission of the ISSWW is to provide religious, social, and educational services to enable the Muslim community to fulfill its responsibilities and contribute to the betterment of society by embodying and exemplifying leadership and excellence and fostering peace. History The by-laws of the Islamic Society of Southwest Washington (ISSWW) were signed into being on June 10, 1998. Since 2014 we have had the pleasure of having our own, permanent facility in a quiet part of Vancouver surrounded by the most supportive neighbors imaginable. We are also known as ‘Masjid al-Noor’ which is Arabic for ‘Mosque of Light’. Structure We operate as a 501c3 organization that currently operates with 3 board of trustees and 6 board of directors who are elected periodically from amongst the congregation in a volunteer capacity. Our board is diverse in all aspects including ethnicity, age and gender. Our Works We currently participate in many interfaith activities with local Churches, Synagogues and Temples promoting unity, understanding and support amongst all faith groups we encounter. The ISSWW has been a faithful sponsor of the Peace and Justice fair for over a decade in Vancouver, WA. Our Leadership Team & Contact Information We are always excited to give tours and speak about our facility and faith to anyone interested. Please reach out to us via our contact page. Our board of directors are Ilyas, Yousef, Ahmad, Jamal, Ejaz and Mohsen. You can reach any of them via our contact page.
Establishment of Dawat-e-Islami Dear Islamic brothers! In every era, Allah عَزَّوَجَلَّ sent such holy personalities to the Ummaĥ of His beloved and blessed Prophet صَلَّى اللهُ تَعَالٰى عَلَيْهِ وَاٰلِهٖ وَسَلَّم who excellently fulfilled the responsibility of ‘اَمۡرٌ بِالۡمَعۡرُوۡفِ وَنَھۡیٌ عَنِ الۡمُنۡکَر’, i.e. calling people towards righteousness and preventing them from misdeeds. These righteous saints inculcated in other Muslims the mindset: I must strive to reform myself and the people of the entire world. One of such great personalities is Shaykh-e-Ṭarīqat Amīr-e-Aĥl-e-Sunnat ‘Allāmaĥ Maulānā Abu Bilal Muhammad Ilyas Attar Qadiri Razavi Ziyaee دَامَتْ بَرَكَاتُهُمُ الْعَالِيَهْ who launched the Madanī campaign of Dawat-e-Islami, a global & non-political movement for the preaching of Quran and Sunnaĥ, with the help of some of his companions in Karachi in Żul-Qa’da-tul-Ḥarām
Our Mission Muslims doing allah's work together 1. Doing we aim to be an active community, constantly striving to fulfill both of our religious and civic duities: "and say, 'Do! For Allah will see your work as will His Messenger and the believers'. Then you will be brought back to He, Who knows both what is hidden and what is apparent and He will inform you of what you used to do". Al Quran 9:105 "So, once you have completed the task at hand, stand to perform the next one". Al-Quran 94:7 2. Allah’s work we are committed to ensure that the work we do is prescribed by Allah and pleasing to Him: "....So, let he who longs for the (pleasant outcome of) the meeting with his lord work righteously (in accordance with the prophetic guidance) and let him avoid associating anyone along with Allah in his efforts to please his Lord". Al-Quran 18:110 3. Together we strive to collectively identify and provide programs and services that promote inclusion, cohesion, and cooperation in the acheievemnt of the common good: "And hold firmly altogether (o believers) to the rope of Allah and be not divided amongst yourselves. And remember the favor of Allah upon you - when you were bitter enemies and He brought your hearts together and you became, by His favor, brothers..." Al-Quran 3:103
Since 1982, Masjid Annur Islamic Center has served the Muslims of the greater Sacramento area as a center place for worship, educational events and social events. Masjid Annur is housed in a 63,850 sq ft building on a 5-acre lot on 65th Street, Sacramento. The masjid building includes a large prayer hall, a multipurpose hall for holding events, such as conferences, lectures, etc. There is also a gym for indoor sports. The building also houses the full-time Al-Arqam Islamic School with more than 500 students. Masjid Annur's activities include regular daily prayers, the Friday prayers (with 2000+ attendees), Eid prayers (with 10000+ attendees), Annur Tutoring Center (with 35 students), Annur Sunday School, needy-family program, food-drive, etc. The masjid also offers marriage contracts, funeral services, religious counseling services, etc. Masjid Annur works closely with other organizations in Sacramento area, for example, Al-Misbaah for food donations, Greater Sacramento Muslim Cemetery for burial/funeral services, etc.
Accredited by Cognia and NCA
Dar Al-Hijrah provides the following services and programs: Educational Programs, Social Services, Counseling, Youth Programs, Weekend Islamic School, Da’wah and Outreach Programs. Educational Programs Daily: Lecture after Salat Al-Isha Daily: Brief talk after Salat Al-Fajr Weekly: Lecture for sisters Weekly: Tajweed class for sisters Quarterly Seminars Monthly Qiyamul Layl Youth Program Daily operation of game room Weekly sports activities Periodic Islamic and Qur’anic Competitions Yearly 6 week indoor camp Social Services Family Assistance Programs including weekly food distributions, community health outreach, health insurance navigation and enrollment and legal assistance Empowerment Programs including job fairs, the Pathway to Empowerment (P2E) Community Programs including personal finance classes, parenting classes and regular blood drives Ramadan Programs including Zakat al-Fitr distribution, food box distribution and Iftar delivery Outreach/Dawah Program Weekly classes on Sunday for new Muslims and people of other faiths. Visitation of Muslim speakers to houses of worship (churches, temples and synagogues). Visitation to schools and universities. Assisting with prison Dawah programs (Mailing program, Friday Khutbahs, Eid Celebrations) Visiting incarcerated Muslims in metropolitan area jails and prisons. Supporting homeless people in the community, Muslims and non-Muslims. Annual distribution of “Back- To-School” supplies for needy families. Eid gifts to hospitalized patients. Weekend School Program Dar Al-Hijrah provides a comprehensive weekend educational system for children. This is divided as follows: Saturday School: Qur’an, Islamic Studies and Arabic Sunday School: Qur’an, Islamic Studies and Arabic Ramadan School: Daily evening program during the holy month of Ramadan Future Aspirations The Muslim Community at Dar Al-Hijrah hopes to achieve the following: Expanding the facility to accommodate the increasing numbers of Muslims and to resolve the severe shortage of parking spaces. Currently overflow parking spaces must be rented from two neighboring churches at a significant cost. The Center is diligently working to buy adjacent properties as they come on the market to make the future expansion possible. Focusing on Islamic education and acquiring a separate building for the school, The Washington Islamic Academy, one that is modern and well equipped and consisting of enough classrooms, labs, fields, and playgrounds to operate an exemplary full-time Islamic school. The new youth center (MAS Youth Center) will provide adequate facilities that will offer the youth a healthy alternative and dynamic activities to develop there minds, bodies and souls. Achieving self-sufficiency for the center by establishing a trust fund and investments capable of funding the center and its needs into the future; create for the center a permanent source of income that can cover its expenses.
In 1981 a group of foreign Muslim students of UGA performed their Friday prayers in a rented room on Rock Spring Road near Clarke Central High School. The students and about a dozen immigrant Muslims from Athens and surrounding counties performed their congressional EID prayers on the Baxter Street extension in front of the old UGA Book Store (now the open space in front of Tate Center). In 1985 a proposal was made to build a permanent mosque in Athens. The students got excited and immediately initiated fund raising activities. Some of the spouses of the students donated their jewelry and many students even skipped their lunch to save money for the project. It was a vitalizing period for the Muslim student community in Athens. The local community were not fond of the idea of having a mosque in Athens. However, with the help of a local influential Attorney, Mr. Bentley, and a sympathetic City Engineer, Mr. Ben Williams, who served as a Peace Corps volunteer in Bangladesh, the group succeeded in obtaining a permit to build a mosque. A local benevolent businessman came forward to advance money for the project. The result was the construction of a mosque and the establishment of Al-Huda Islamic Center, Inc. in 1987. Since 1987 the community has grown more than 3-fold with the influx of Muslim students and faculty at the University and other professionals in the Athens area. From this project the Muslim community should realize that if Allah wills, nothing can stand in the way of any project, big or small, as long as the intention is good and the group is determined.
The Islamic Society of Leesburg was established in 2016. Our address is 826 E. Dixie Ave. Leesburg FL 34748. In our mosque our president is Mr. Noor ud Dhin our Treasure and Secretary is Ms. Ghazla Asghar and our Member at large is Brother Habib.All of our Cabinet member have meetings to discuss our brand new mosque. We all want our community to also be involved so we want to also hold town hall meetings at the masjid. Everybody is invited. It is very important for eveybody to realize that the new mosque can only flourish if everybody is involved. Since the purchase of this new mosque is very recent paying it off is extremely important. So we urge everybody to give donations or you can aslo donate Qurans and other Holy Texts. You can give donations at the mosque itself or you can go to our GoFundMe
WESTMONT, ILLINOIS View fullsize _MG_4239.jpg In an effort to help educate Muslims and Non-Muslims the authentic teachings of Islam while helping Muslims, Young and Old, build a basic foundation needed to properly practice Islam, Madani Foundation was Founded. THE MASJID _MG_4235.jpg The facility, previously a church, was purchased in 2016 which at the time was not functioning and had to be brought up to code. With the help of a hand full of individuals the facility was brought up to code and the building was renovated in order to best accommodate Masjid goers. The building itself has various rooms which will InshAllah be used as classrooms for Islamic classes and a Sunday School. OUR MISSION _MG_4233.jpg Our mission is to teach Muslims and Non-Muslims about the true essence of Islam and to give clarity to those who may be confused and to answer any questions people have regarding Islam. To do this we only use The Holy Qur'an along with examples and teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H.), The Sahaba (Prophet's Companions), and of other Prominent Islamic Figures in hopes of providing people a clearer understanding of Islam. OUR GOALS _MG_4227.jpg We understand that in this society and time people, Muslims and Non-Muslims, have questions and misunderstandings about Islam and its teachings. Not all sources of information are accurate and many people speak about Islam without having any proper education or foundation of knowledge. Our goal is to help Muslims, whether young or old, to obtain the proper knowledge needed to practice Islam in their daily lives and to help build a basic foundation of knowledge and belief so that one may go on to be a leader and example of Islam wherever they may go. Furthermore, we wish to teach Non-Muslims what Islam's true teachings are and to address any questions or confusions one may have about Islam so that we may all work together to build a better community.
The aim of Al Falah Institute and Masjid is to provide a place of prayer and learning for the growing local Muslim community and to be a center for contemplation, preservation and implementation of traditional, sound islamic knowledge.
The aim and purpose of the Islamic Society of South Texas (ISST) is to serve the Cause of Allah (SWT) and to establish Islam and Muslims communities in the Rio Grande Valley. Objectives To promote unity and joint action amongst Muslims. To conduct social, cultural, religious, and other activities in the best tradition of Islam. To arrange and hold congregational prayers and Islamic religious festivals at appropriate times. To promote friendly relations between Muslims and Non-Muslims. To provide information about Islam to the Non-Muslims. Assist communities in nurturing strong and stable Muslim families by promoting youth activities aimed at socializing and training youth about Islam and their future leadership role
was established as a religious institution devoted to the service of the international Muslim community of Savannah GA and the southern United States of America. At the time it is one of a few mosques in the city. Since its establishment, it has served the community at large by promoting goodwill and understanding about Islam and also represents a vibrant community from all walks of life that strives to serve Islam and be a united community that thrives to be better by bringing the teachings of Allah and his prophet (SAW) into their lives. Islamic center of Savannah is centrally located in Chatham County south Savannah. The Masjid is south of downtown and less than a mile away from Georgia Southern University–Armstrong Campus, formerly Armstrong State University. Our mosque’s central location is convenient to all of Savannah. We hope you come by soon, Insha’Allah (God willing)!
ISGH is one of the oldest established Masjids in Central PA with a long tradition of being an important Masjid in the Central Pennsylvania area. It is located just outside Downtown Harrisburg in Steelton township.
Though Islamic Development Center officially opened its doors to the public in 1995 in the city of Moreno Valley, CA, the seedlings for its establishment were planted years earlier in the city of Riverside, CA, first under the leadership of the late Minister Luther X who was instrumental in establishing the first temple of Islam at 4104 Park Ave., Riverside, circa 1969-71. It would be later that Imam Earl Shah would succeed him and expand the presence of Al-Islam throughout Inland Empire exponentially. Earl Shah began his ministry with the establishment of the first Temple of Islam in Pomona, CA, in 1971 under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. He later presided as Resident Imam over Muhammad’s Temple to be later named, Masjid Muhammad-Riverside (the first Mosque) in the Inland Empire from 1973 to 1980. It was there where he initiated the prison volunteer program in Southern California that eventually blossomed into the fulltime paid Professional Muslim Chaplaincy for the entire prison system of the State of California to include California Department of Corrections (CDC) later to be renamed (CDCR), the R representing ‘Rehabilitation’, the Department of Mental Health (DMH), the Department of Juvenile Justice (DJJ), and the Veterans Hospital (VA). It was also there where he afforded opportunities for young adults to develop their leadership skills always keeping a watchful eye out for potential talent and taking a hands-on approach in the training and nurturing of the future leaders of tomorrow. His vision for the future was indeed that of ‘Model Community’ life. He would later be designated the West Coast Regional Prison Coordinator by Imam W.Deen Mohammed. Under his leadership, two (2) food markets and two (2) Shabazz food take outs (one of each) were established in the cities of Riverside and San Bernardino. He and his supporters through their relentless da’wah (propagation) efforts, are responsible and are indeed the pioneers of introducing Al-Islam to the Inland Empire of Southern California while training several to serve as prison volunteers, some who went on to establish careers as State Chaplains. Men and women such as Dr. Alfred Graham, Lanier Garth, Maurice Roberson, Bro. Noland Muhammad, Sis. Amina Mukarram, Floyd Rasool, Imam Azzezud-din Abdul Ali, Na’imah Ali, and Bro. Sidney (Abu Bakr) Pruden and wife Naomi Pruden and many others under his leadership, touched thousands with the life-giving message of Al- Islam. Among those young new converts were Ron El-Amin of San Bernardino, CA and Paul Khalid of Riverside CA, both who came under the personal tutelage and guidance of Imam Shah. Thus, the seeds for the establishment of the Islamic Development Center were planted. 1975 thru 1985 were turbulent and difficult times for Masjid Muhammad. This was the period of the great transition from black Nationalism to Mainstream Islam under the guidance and wise teachings of the new leader of the Nation of Islam (N.O.I.), Imam W. Deen Mohammed. During this period, the Mosque experienced a decline in membership, the businesses were forced to close due to decline in the N.O.I.’s International Fish Imports. It was a time of purging and spiritual evolution needed to advance the community forward into the excellence of the Qur’an. In 1978 Imam Shah retired from the position of Resident Imam but continued to function in the capacity of Prison Coodinator until the late 90’s. His assistant, Imam Azzezuddin-Abdul Ali was unanimously accepted by the congregation as Masjid Muhammad’s new leader’. Imam Azzezud-din was honest, kind, and compassionate toward the Believers. He wanted to see the community grow and he was passionate about continuing Earl Shah’s push toward Model Community life where there would exist culture, business development, education (our own school) etc. In addition, his dream was to one day bring Imam W. Deen Mohammed to the Inland Empire. He was businessman which kept him away in the neighboring state of Arizona for periods of time so after two (2) years and in 1980, he relinquished his position in order to relocate to Pheonix Arizona where he was able to devote his time to his business and where he also dedicated his time resources to supporting Masjid Jawharatul-Islam, of Pheonix up to this very day. In 1980 Ron El-Amin, was elected Resident Imam of Masjid Muhammad. As is the case with small organizations, he struggled from 1980 up to 1987 with the difficult task to keep the community intact and the doors open. As was the case in other parts of the country, Imam W. Deen Mohammed issued a directive to those Mosque who were operating below a certain threshold to shut down and to begin operating and holding their meetings from their homes. At that time, because Masjid Muhammad was renting from its neighbor, Park Avenue Baptist Church, made it was easy for the Imam El-Amin to follow his leader’s directive as the leader did not want his community to be under an unnecessary burden of maintaining a building with a handful of people. So Members began meeting in their homes and at one point secured space from the Church of Scientology of Riverside and for the next two (2) years held meetings there that was much more cost effective in terms overall expense. Eventually Paul Khalid moved to Moreno Valley and Imam El-Amin at the invitation of the Embassy of Saudi Arabia, departed from the U.S. in 1987 to study Arabic at the Institute of Arabic Language on the campus of the University of Imam Muhammad Ibn Saud in Riyadh Saudi Arabia. Upon his returned in 1991, he relocated to Moreno valley to continue what Imam Earl Shah started in Riverside but now much more enhanced with the tools needed to comprehend and teach the Qur’an from its original text. So once again IDC members began meeting in their homes, in the parks, and eventually meeting space was secured on the campus of University of Riverside California (UCR) and in 1995 Imam El-Amin along with his supporters purchased land in Moreno Valley and the doors of Islamic Development Center were officially opened. It was during that period that Imam Earl Shah attended IDC’s open house before his passing to see his work (legacy) continued by his students, it was a poignant and tearful moment. From the very first day of its purchase and its inception, IDC’s vision has been to establish a school and Mosque, the spirit that has ran throughout all its administrations. It would be later in 2002 that both Imam Earl and Imam Azzezud-din would attend a major county wide program sponsored by IDC under the leadership of Imam El-Amin at the Riverside Convention Center in the presence of Imam W. Deen Mohammed to receive awards for their contributions made toward the establishment of Al-Islam throughout the Inland Empire. In 2009, due to health concerns Imam El-Amin stepped down from his post of Resident Imam at IDC and relocated Bakersfield, CA and remained there until 2014. In 2009, IDC selected its fifth (5th) leader, Imam Terry Talib Major. As a young and vibrant worker and as one of the founding members of the Islamic Development Center, Imam Terry Taalib Major began serving the area of the Inland Empire circa 1993 and served under the leadership of Imam Ron El-Amin as his assistant. His personality consisted of three wonderful qualities that characterizes him as person and as a leader. Faith, determination, generosity, and congenial smile. He believed in IDC and he dedicated his life, time, and resources, to its success. He held the line for ten (10) years and worked faithfully up to his departure from this world on February 28, 2018. Without his service, IDC would not be here in that he did not allow the vision of Minister Luther, Imam Earl, Imam Azzezud-din, Imam Ron to die, he kept it alive, and he never stopped pressing forward to keep the community together, to provide services to the broader community despite the challenges and personal difficulties he faced in his own life. He did a marvelous job; may Allah SWT grant him a special rank in the Paradise for his contributions. In 2018, Imam Ron was nominated and voted in once again to serve as Resident Imam at IDC. Under his leadership, the mortgage has been retired (paid in full) two new restrooms were added to the structure, and plans are under way to continue to make upgrades to the structure until eventually we have a school & Mosque from the ground up. In the meantime, IDC will operate the Clara Muhammed Week-end School making tutoring services available to the neighborhood’s children focusing on reading, writing, and math. In addition, plans are being explored to establish a community garden on the property to be managed and maintained by the neighborhood residents. and to make additional internal and external upgrades to the structure as well as the land. IDC shares a common concern with all levels of leadership and government in that we want to see the citizens of Moreno Valley and neighboring towns benefiting from services, opportunities, and a better quality of life. We believe that we have a moral and social obligation to share in serving to help create such opportunities.
The Islamic Foundation North (IFN) is extremely grateful to Almighty Allah (SWT) for the religious liberty He (SWT) has bestowed upon us. We seek His (SWT) blessings for our endeavors to maintain a representative organization, which will provide an opportunity and services for the fullest religious and educational development of an individual and the Muslim community. Feel free to browse the website for the information you are looking for and for a general overview of IFN, download or view the recent annual reports.
Clear Lake Islamic Center started in 1996 as a small “Musalla” in a strip mall across the road from NASA. In 1999, Shaykh Waleed Basyouni joined the Masjid as its Imam and we have been blessed with his direction and efforts ever since. Our masjid has embarked on many dawah and educational programs ever since the beginning of our history. In 2000, we were incorporated as a 501(c)(3) in the state of Texas. Few years after that, Clear Lake Islamic Center purchased a building on a 2.5 acres to transform into their a new Masjid (which we currently occupy). Construction started in June 2008 and it included four phases of construction that have been planned: Phase I: Completion of the women’s prayer area and auxiliary women’s area, hallway, multipurpose room, offices and wudu areas. (completed) Phase II: Completing the west wing of the building into a large community hall that includes a sisters lounge, a brother lounge, an indoor playground for the children, a fitness room, a game room, a classroom and an office. (completed). Phase III: Completing the parking lot. (completed) Phase IV: Completing the Men’s prayer area and the façade’ of the Masjid including the two minarets. (completed) 19030436_370304823366734_2993432195158538282_n.jpg At Clear Lake Islamic Center we are COMMITTED to the following: Clear Lake Islamic Center sees itself as a part of the larger Houston area and aims to improve the well-being of all people in our community. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to providing excellent services to Clear Lake and surrounding areas. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to cooperating with other organizations on positive causes that meet Islamic norms. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to creating a fun, clean, and welcoming atmosphere, by using cutting edge technology and interior design. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to be friendly to the environment. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to developing masjid culture that is friendly to women. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to the empowerment of our youth. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to teamwork while appreciating the uniqueness of every individual. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to providing an environment that is fun, safe and family friendly. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to reviving the authentic teachings of the Quran and Sunnah in the lives of Muslims today. Clear Lake Islamic Center is committed to promoting beneficial knowledge.
We’re on a mission to answer the call of our faith in caring for orphans by improving the lives of all Muslim foster children. We do this by supporting the foster families who care for them, through community education, support networks, and advocacy.
The Islamic Center of Maine is a functioning mosque and community center for Orono & Bangor's vibrant Muslim community. One of our primary goals is to connect with non-Muslims to increase understanding of Islam and to celebrate our connection as neighbors.
The Islamic Shura Council of Southern California represents the consensus of Southern California Muslims, promotes communication and service among member organizations and the society-at-large, advocates on behalf of its members, and advances leadership development.
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The Islamic Center of Manteca, California Established June 7th 2013
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The actual roots of ICN, however go back farther than 1991. In 1970-80 a group of far-sighted Muslims established the Naperville Islamic School as an affiliate of the Muslim Community Center (MCC) in Chicago. The “weekend” school was held on Friday nights to save money. The classes met first at Naperville North High School and then at Woodridge School on Hobson Road in Lisle.
The literal meaning of Islam is peace; surrender of one’s will i.e. losing oneself for the sake of God and surrendering one’s own pleasure for the pleasure of God. The message of Islam was revealed to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) 1, 400 years ago. It was revealed through angel Gabriel (on whom be peace) and was thus preserved in the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran carries a Divine guarantee of safeguard from interpolation and it claims that it combines the best features of the earlier scriptures. The prime message of Islam is the Unity of God, that the Creator of the world is One and He alone is worthy of worship and that Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) is His Messenger and Servant. The follower of this belief is thus a Muslim – a Muslim’s other beliefs are: God’s angels, previously revealed Books of God, all the prophets, from Adam to Jesus (peace be on them both), the Day of Judgement and indeed the Decree of God. A Muslim has five main duties to perform, namely; bearing witness to the Unity of God and Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) as His Messenger, observing the prescribed prayer, payment of Zakat, keeping the fasts of Ramadhan and performing the pilgrimage to Mecca. Islam believes that each person is born pure. The Holy Quran tells us that God has given human beings a choice between good and evil and to seek God’s pleasure through faith, prayer and charity. Islam believes that God created mankind in His image and by imbuing the attributes of God on a human level mankind can attain His nearness. Islam’s main message is to worship God and to treat all God’s creation with kindness and compassion. Rights of parents in old age, orphans and the needy are clearly stated. Women’s rights were safeguarded 1,400 years ago when the rest of the world was in total darkness about emancipation. Islamic teachings encompass every imaginable situation and its rules and principles are truly universal and have stood the test of time. In Islam virtue does not connote forsaking the bounties of nature that are lawful. On the contrary one is encouraged to lead a healthy, active life with the qualities of kindness, chastity, honesty, mercy, courage patience and politeness. In short, Islam has a perfect and complete code for the guidance of individuals and communities alike. As the entire message of Islam is derived from the Holy Quran and indeed the Sunnah and Hadith (the traditions and practices of the Holy Prophet, peace and blessings on him) it is immutable in the face of change in time and place. It may appear rigid to the casual eye, in actual fact it is most certainly an adaptable way of life regardless of human changes. Islam teaches that the path to spiritual development is open to all. Any individual who searches the One Creator can seek nearness to God through sincere and earnest worship; it is central to establishing a relationship with the Almighty. This positive message for humanity fills hearts with hope and courage.
Islamic Center of Fredericksburg (ICF) is a religious/charitable organization, registered in the state of Virginia. ICF’s objective is to establish a multipurpose Islamic center that will address the needs of Muslims of all ages. We also believe that this center will greatly complement existing Islamic facilities and meet the spiritual, social and civic needs of Muslims across Fredericksburg Area and beyond. We aim to tap the Islamic community’s potential in providing services and positively contributing to the well being of Fredericksburg Area residents.
Located in the heart of Kensington, Philadelphia, Al-Aqsa Islamic Society has been established since 1989 to maintain the Islamic Identity and to protect and sustain the Islamic Community in Philadelphia. The task is fulfilled through many services this society offers to the Muslims and Arab Communities in the Greater Philadelphia area. Al-Aqsa Islamic Society and Academy Al-Aqsa’s vibrant mosaic-and-mural exterior is known as “Doorways to Peace.” It is the result of an interfaith, collaborative project between Al-Aqsa members, local artists, local Muslim and non-Muslim schoolchildren, neighbors, churches, and synagogues. Housed in the former Dubin Company furniture warehouse, Al-Aqsa encompasses a mosque and cultural center for the neighborhood’s close-knit Palestinian community and other Arab Muslims in the area. Since its founding in 1989, Al-Aqsa has grown beyond the mosque to include a grocery nd an elementary and high school that provides Islamic studies and Arabic language lessons. After September 11, 2001, the mosque’s leaders and members have sought to raise awareness and tolerance of Philadelphia’s Arab Muslim community to counter the growth of anti-Muslim sentiment. By reaching out to their non-Arab neighbors, Al-Aqsa has become a welcome hub of community activity in this transitional neighborhood. Muslim Americans have made Philadelphia their home for over a century. Lebanese merchants began to settle in South Philadelphia, creating a community around St. Maron’s Church at 10th and Federal Streets. More recent immigration have come from all over the Arab world, with origins as diverse as Palestine, Iraq and Syria. Palestinian immigration began in the 1950s and 1960s, and many Palestinians in Philadelphia (and New Jersey) are part of a large extended family, coming from the same West Bank village of Mukhmas, and settling in this neighborhood around North 2nd Street. In fact Philadelphia’s Palestinians travel back and forth annually to Mukhmas to visit family and to help build village schools. In Philadelphia they maintain close ties with each other by living in the same neighborhood and working together as independent business owners and operators. The “Doorways to Peace” project began in 2003 when Al-Aqsa undertook a community-wide effort to both beautify its facade and build bridges between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities of South Kensington. Al-Aqsa partnered with the Mural Arts Program, the Arts and Spirituality Center (located in West Philadelphia) and artists Joe Brenman, Cathleen Hughes, and Fadwa Kashkash, to enlist neighbors, two nearby public schools, Hancock St. John’s United Methodist Church, and a variety of other individuals and community groups to work collectively to transform the Society’s building and strengthen relationships along the way. The team of artists researched Islamic art for almost a year, and the groups met in Al-Aqsa’s basement and collaborated on everything from choosing the color scheme to making ceramic tiles, painting the mural on a large swath of fabric and mounting it onto the building’s façade. Joe Brenman asked the mixed-faith group of schoolchildren to design tiles that depicted their individual ideas of peace to adorn the exterior walls. Integrating her research with community input, artist Cathleen Hughes designed the overall mural for the building and led the team of community painters to create “Doorways to Peace.” The disparate groups overcame their initial wariness to make the Al-Aqsa Islamic Society building into a living symbol of interfaith community and cooperation, humanizing the Muslim community and forging lasting relationships in the process. Al-Aqsa maintains an ongoing collaboration between the artists and its elementary school, and its annual Walk for Peace had its largest turnout ever in 2006. Among those in the crowd were many who had first come to know Al-Aqsa and each other while working on the “Doorways”
CAIR Action, a 501(c)4 affiliate of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), is dedicated to enhancing the civic engagement, political participation, and impact of the American Muslim community in local, state, and federal government and elections.
Hatfield Jame Masjid (Mosque) is a tax-exempt 501(C) (3) religious organization approved by IRS. It is located at Hatfield in Pennsylvania.
The Islamic Foundation (IF) is located in Villa Park, Illinois. Islamic Foundation was formed in 1974, as a non-profit organization under the laws of the State of Illinois, to serve the Muslim communities in the western suburbs of Chicago. We started our mission in 1975 with a weekend Islamic school in a rented facility with an initial enrollment of 36 students. In 1981, Islamic Foundation got the permit to establish a permanent building facility in Villa Park, Illinois and two years later, Islamic Foundation purchased a former public school building and an adjacent house to setup the facility that is now our Islamic Foundation campus.
We're a humanitarian organization helping children, families, and their communities overcome poverty and injustice.
The Flint Islamic Center, established in 1987 and located in Flint, Michigan. FIC is a non-profit organization and community hub for Muslims in the Greater Flint area. It serves as a place of worship, offering daily prayers, Friday congregational prayers (Jumu'ah), and Islam education classes
Please contact Imam Bilal Ali at 770-900-9010 or at Imambilalali@yahoo.com
AlHilaal Islamic Charitable Foundation & Majsid Darus Salam
By 1983, the group had raised $15,000 for the purpose of acquiring a building for a Masjid but postponed their plans when the Islamic Foundation bought an old school building in Villa Park. In 1984, some members of this group, with the help of other brothers, formed the Qur’anic study Club at Bell Laboratories, a prominent area employer of high quality personnel. (Most Muslims joining Bell Laboratories chose to live in Naperville and its surrounding cities and towns). Regular Jumu’ah prayers in the area were started at Bell Laboratories at this time. At the same time Jumu’ah was being established at Bell Laboratories, some brothers started gathering in their homes for regular Isha’ prayers. Also Salaatul Taraweeh was being held regularly at homes of the community members.
The Grand Mosque, located in the heart of Oklahoma City, is a state of the art mosque managed by the American Muslim Association of Oklahoma (AMA). The AMA has been leading the Muslim community of Oklahoma since the mid-1980s, opening the Grand Mosque facilities in 2003. The Grand Mosque holds prayer service five times daily along with nightly tafseer (Quran study) programs. In addition, we provide religious education classes covering the fundamentals of Islam for both adults and children, with Quran readings for children every weekend. Services and celebrations for Islamic holidays are also held on a regular basis. In addition to the services provided through our mosque, we also have an event center on campus to host funeral services, marriages, and other community gatherings. Our event center is also available for rent to the general public for public and private gatherings of all kinds.
The Ohio University Muslim Students Association engages students of different origins, nationalities, and cultures who are passionate about Islam.
The Greenpoint Islamic Center is the masjid/place of worship for the practicing members of the Greenpoint/ Williamsburg community.
This is the official page for the Islamic Center in Gulfport, MS.
Masjid Hamza is a 501(c) religious organization in Valley Stream - a community of believers adhering to the Qur'an and the life traditions of Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessing Be Upon Him).
Federal Way Masjid serving community of South Puget Sound - we near corner of Military Road and S 272nd.
Dedication to humanity by assisting the most vulnerable communities by responding to crisis, implementing programs to achieve social equity; create development strategies, and facilitate self-sufficient sustainability.
Welcome to The Buffalo Nomads Our main goal and intention is to connect youth to our Lord and Creator. For us to do this , we have tried to implement the true spirit of Islam. Teaching honest truthful prophetic character, empathy and compassion to those needing aid, and resilience coupled with determination to please our Lord.
Islamic Center of Carbondale, ICC is strictly guided by Islamic principles in conformity with the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Mohammed (PBUH), and serve the best interests of Islam and Muslims.
CAIR-Chicago is a 501(c)3 not-for-profit Muslim civil rights organization registered independently in Illinois. CAIR is the nation’s largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy group. CAIR-Chicago functions as an independent organization that sets its own strategy and goals. We work to attain equal opportunity for, and normalize the image of, Muslims in America through defending civil rights, fighting bigotry, and promoting tolerance. Our Civil Rights Department provides pro bono legal services to Muslims who have faced discrimination as a result of their race, religion, or ethnicity. Civil Rights, Advocacy, and Legal Representation – Our cases range from racial profiling, harassment and bullying in schools and workplaces, to citizenship delays, police misconduct, prisoners’ rights, and workplace discrimination. We are committed to upholding equality and combating discrimination of all forms through negotiation, litigation, education and awareness. We also meet regularly with community partners and government agencies & leaders to advocate against hate and discrimination in our workplaces, schools, and communities. Political Empowerment - We help community members understand and utilize the political system to work for them. Projects include voter registration drives, community workshops, “know your rights” educational campaigns, and training of mosques and Muslim centers on how to contact local and national politicians. Media Representation -We bring the voices of mainstream Muslim communities to the airwaves, print media, and editorial rooms, on issues that affect their lives. We monitor the local media closely and flag bias against Muslims. Community Outreach - Community Outreach - We forge mutually beneficial partnerships with local and national institutions whose activities overlap with CAIR-Chicago’s in order to maximize efficiency. We work to empower the Muslim community and to foster an understanding between Chicago’s Muslim and non-Muslim communities via public education, and to serve the needs of the Chicagoland community via public service. VIRTUAL OFFICE TOUR We are not a religious organization in that we don’t issue decrees, nor interpret religious texts for the people. We are a community services organization, rooted in Islamic values of justice and service, and as such we wish to serve with integrity and professionalism any party that sees itself as Muslim. A clear and dominant theme in our work is inclusion. CAIR-Chicago is a different kind of organization. Since we officially launched on January 5th, 2005, our commitment to defending the rights of our communities has never wavered. We are proud of all of our communities and look forward to continuing to build meaningful relationships and advocating against hate and discrimination in all its forms.
The Muslim Community Center of Charlotte shall be, with Allah's help, the first full Islamic Center in the University Area.
MALV represents a multi-ethnic and vibrant community of Muslims residing in Lehigh Valley.
Founded in 2001, the Greater San Diego Muslim Community Center (GSDMCC) initially operated in Rancho Penasquitos, offering prayer services and Islamic School. By 2005, GSDMCC Foundation was established to acquire land, leading to a new center in Santa Luz. Fundraising efforts secured $1.2M for the project, resulting in the opening of a 10,000SF center in 2010. Over the years, expansions included sports facilities and energy-efficient initiatives, with the community’s growth evident in increased attendance and enrollment.
The Islamic Center of Lexington Park was first established in July 2001 by 3 Muslims who moved to the area for work. These founding 3 traveled 45 minutes to Prince Frederick, the location of the closest Masjid, to perform Jumu’ah prayers. In 2003, the community slowly grew to 5 members. These 5 organized for a room in the Chapel in the Patuxent River Naval Air Station where most worked. The 5 men performed the Jumu’ah in the Chapel for the next two years.
Islamic Center Bowling Green KY, is non profit organization.
After years of intense research, giving dawah (calling to Islam), providing social services, and humanitarian work overseas; we found it necessary to establish a full-time dedicated Islamic Center that provides our community with Islamic studies, social services, and after-school tutoring.
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The American Islamic Center of Florida is devoted to promoting Islamic belief and practice. Also, showing its way of life through education, outreach, and religious activities.
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The small house on the property was altered for the Quranic instructions and spiritual needs of children and adults. The first Jumma (Friday Congregational Prayer) had three adults and the weekend school had 15 to 20 children. The first expansion of the center was started in 1989 and completed in 1991. This expansion added a prayer hall for men and women, instructional classrooms, library and offices, an area of 10,000 square feet with a cost of two million dollars, Alhamdulillah. The services that ICLI was providing are tailored to the spiritual needs of all age groups. Some of the community programs at ICLI are; A vibrant and busy Weekend School with about 400 students from New Moon to 12 grade, IC kids 3 to 5 years old, sisters Halaqa, Adult Quranic education, Hifz Program, girls scouts, boys and girls basketball leagues, Salaam group for recent reverts to Islam, Interfaith seminars, Matrimonial counseling and services, and funeral arrangements for Islamic Burial. Through its interfaith initiatives, ICLI has been a steady force of resistance against Islamophobia and dispelling stereotypes against Islam and Muslims. The Islamic Center of Long Island has a proud history of interfaith work and initiatives to a level of distinction, which delivers the message of universalism brought by all the Prophets and Messengers of God. In October 2015, Dr. Faroque Khan, a founding member and an interfaith maverick at ICLI established the Interfaith Institute of Islamic Center of Long Island.
The Islamic Society of Colorado Springs is a religious organization which shall engage in religious and charitable non-profit activities with the purposes of providing Islamic religious and social services to the Muslims of Colorado Springs and El Paso County and providing a forum for understanding and communicating the message of Islam. Objective : The overall objective of ISCS is to strive to encourage the practice of Islam in the spirit of Islam amongst the Muslims in Colorado Springs and El Paso County regardless of their national origins, color, gender or race. In order to achieve the above mentioned objective, the organization shall, Provide a bridge between the Muslim community and the community at large. Support activities that would increase practice and understanding of Islam among the Muslims and introduce Islam to non-Muslims. Continue to improve the study circles, Quran reading and Islamic and Arabic teaching lessons for the children and adults in an organized fashion. Establish and maintain a Community Center for the Muslims of Colorado Springs and El Paso County, which might include a masjid, library, meeting rooms, children’s school and other facilities. Participate in charitable activities and provide social services. Establish a forum for communicating the message of Islam and providing information about Islam.
INVITATION TO SUBMIT PROPOSALS. By this Request for Proposals (RFP), AWH Architects, on behalf of the local non-profit the Islamic Center of Winona (hereby referred to as ‘Owner’), is requesting proposals from a selected list of Construction firms for the award of the Construction for the project. The Construction firm will provide preconstruction and construction services necessary to construct the project scope. The awarded General Contractor/Contractor(s) will enter into an AIA A105 Standard Form of Agreement between Owner and Contractor, or similar, where the basis of the payment is the Cost of the Work Plus a Fee with a Guaranteed Maximum Price.
Alhamdulillah, now we have a house of Allah in Blaine on the border. Insha'Allah, this Islamic center will caters to the needs of Muslims as well as new Muslims to help discover Islam and help facilitate their integration into local communities.
Islamic Center of Old Bridge (“ICOB”) is a New Jersey Non-Profit Corporation registered with the State of New Jersey on May 11, 1998. The U.S. Internal Revenue Service has determined that ICOB is a tax-exempt organization under section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code. Therefore donations made to ICOB are tax-deductible.
Accredited by Western Association of Schools & Colleges WASC Histories rarely give justice to the brilliant cultural contribution brought forth by Islamic educational development. Islam not only contributed to the corpus of knowledge in medicine, astronomy, & philosophy, but it also enhanced mathematics, music, architecture, and geometry significantly. Our goal at Meraj Academy is to carry on this tradition of deeply rooted educational excellence by developing a student body that is not only at its intellectual forefront but also embedded with culture & class.
Burbank Islamic Center is about advancing the Muslim ummah through the youth. We follow the Quran and Sunnah of our beloved prophet (peace be upon him). Through his example and the teachings of Islam, we believe that “Everyone is Welcomed”, regardless of any worldly label. We believe in developing an ummah that wants to take good and forbid evil. As such, we have invested in our youth. We believe that providing an environment conducive to learning and interacting with the community positively is beneficial and essential. We consider the future of our ummah and we keep that in mind when creating our programs.
Provide a place of worship, educational, and social services for the local community. Programs include Sunday school, Friday Jummah, food and clothe drives, international aid, and youth sessions. For more info, visit our website.
Our organization is dedicated to providing hope and support to those who need it the most. We believe that everyone deserves a chance to live a fulfilling life, and that through our efforts, we can make a real difference in the world. Join us in our mission to change lives and make a lasting impact on the world.
Thank you for visiting our new Internet site. This website is an effort to keep you updated regarding the society's activities. ISSC was established as a Non-profit organization and its primary purpose is to practice the Islamic principles and culture and to organize religious, charitable and educational events. If you are not familiar with the society, and this is your first contact with us is online: We would be pleased to hear from you! Please let us know what your needs and questions are, we will be more than happy to assist.
MCGP is a diverse & vibrant Muslim community in Central New Jersey. Our values are driven by the Islamic faith and our center offers both religious and social programs. Feel free to stop by, be prepared to stay!
"O mankind! We created you from a single pair of a male and a female, and made you into nations and tribes that you might get to know one another. Surely the noblest of you in the sight of Allah is he who is the most righteous. Allah is All Knowledgeable, All-Aware
Online classes are available and you can reach out to Imam Younes at 515-421-3102 or Brother Ghazi Almishal at 515-300-5025 for details. Thank you.
Our vision is to be the leading mosque in the United States in providing Islamic guidance and services to the community. MISSION STATEMENT The Mosque Foundation serves the spiritual, religious and communal needs of area Muslims by means of nurturing their faith, upholding their values, and fostering the well-being of the surrounding community through worship, charity, education, outreach, and civic engagement.
About Us Hamid AhmedThe Fox Valley Muslim Community Center started in the home of Hamid and Mazher Ahmed, in 1977, on South Jefferson St. Batavia, Il. Here local Muslims could perform their Friday congregational prayers, moving the furniture out of the way each week. As the number of members quickly increased it became obvious another location needed to be found. In 1981, with the help of Frank Olson with whom the Hamid Ahmed worked, the group was able to relocate to the Boy Scout cabin at the corner of Houston and VanNortwick streets. This proved to be inadequate as more and more Muslims came to Batavia to hold their Friday prayer sessions. In the spring of 1983, Hamid approached Jim Hanson, whom he knew from working together on updating school district maps, to inquire if Jim knew of any schools, which might have space available. No school space was available, but Jim knew his church had unused space in the basement of its education building. He asked Fr. Drury Green if Calvary Episcopal Church would consider sharing space with the Muslims for a compensation. On May 31st, 1983 the Vestry approved an agreement sharing the basement of their school building to the Muslims. By the early 1990's another move was needed as the membership of the Fox Valley Muslim Community Center continue to increase. Ahmeds started thinking of building a mosque and started fund raising. A physician member of the congregation, donated three parcels of land, without a major access to them, hence the city of Aurora denied the request to build the mosque. Hamid Ahmed resolved the problem, with the help of the Mayor David Pierce of Aurora and the builder of Kensington Lakes, the subdivision next to the land. Equal land was swapped with access on major road and a Mosque was erected in the mid 1990's. Fox valley M.C.C. now had its own place to hold its prayer services! Mazher AhmedA small group wished to remain in Batavia due to the convenience of the Location. Ahmeds were happy to continue, they adopted the name Batavia Islamic Center and have continued to hold Friday prayer services in the basement at Calvary Episcopal Church. The center also conducts Traveeh prayers in Ramadan, summer school, and lectures by scholars, host International visitors of State Department. The center also runs weekend school for children on Saturdays. There has been a very friendly relationship between the Muslims and the Episcopalians. Both have invited the other to celebrations and have opportunities to learn and understand more about the other. In an interview of Beacon News in 2005, about this relationship Fr. Michael Rasicci of Calvary, said, "We are showing that we can respect each other, not just with our differences but finding the commonality that comes from God creating us as human beings." At the same time Mazher Ahmed remarked, "Ours is an example you won't find in many places. It is not just a marriage of convenience. We are there for each other. As GOD says in the Holy Quran " We have created you from a single pair; a man and a woman and made you into Nations and Tribes so that you may know each other (not that you despise each other." And we are the living example of this verse." In 2008 Calvary Episcopal Church and the Batavia Islamic Center will Celebrate 25 years of their relationship. It is an example that Demonstrates that religions can co-exist in spite of their differences.
Official page of The Islamic Center of Tacoma
Established in December 2013 to serve Muslims of Nashua to provide a place to perform Salat. ISGN is a registered non-profit organization with a Tax ID. Our mission is to offer Islāmic services to our community in Nashua, including but not limited to, a masjid for prayers, education for children and adults, Islāmic guidance including shahada ceremonies, interfaith services, marriage services, burial services, counseling, guidance and more.
Hillside Islamic Center is an Islamic Center having daily prayers, Jumua prayers, Janaza prayers, academic programs for both young and adults, community activities and much more. Please visit our website,Facebook, Instagram and HICNY App for information.
Islamic Society of Central Delaware (ISOCDE) is a non-profit organization catering to the needs of muslim families in Greater Dover Area - Delaware
UWMS was established in 1997 serving Muslims living in upper Westchester County, NY
In August 1996, the Institute started its academic program in a rented place in the city of Lawrenceville, Georgia. Presently, the Institute campus comprises of a large Masjid, about 22,000 square feet school building, sisters hall, few residential houses, and a library/office building spread over about 13 acres of land in the heart of Lawrenceville, center of the Gwinnett County in Atlanta, Georgia. The Institute has also, by the Grace of Almighty Allah, succeeded in establishing an independent Muslim Cemetery on a 5 acre piece of land close to the main campus. The institute complex to provide a Masjid and separate academic, educational and recreational facilities for both male and female Muslim students, regardless of their color, race, national origin or ethnic background. Boarding and lodging facilities are provided to all students at a very low cost and on the premises of the GIIRS. This allows students to have a healthy environment favorable to their faith and their spiritual, moral, intellectual and academic growth and development. Currently students have an opportunity to continue their formal education via various home schooling programs.
CIOGC is the unifying federation of Islamic organizations of greater Chicagoland, the leading advocate of Muslim community interests, and a catalyst for enriching American society. The views and opinions expressed on this page are those of the authors.
The Islamic Center of Omaha (ICO) is an independent non-profit Islamic organization.
Dear Brothers and sister, Alsalam alikom wa rahmatoallah; Masjid Al-Eiman was opened 2002, with the purpose of serving the Muslim families in Buffalo’s inner communities. However, over the years our Masjid became the main Islamic center, and support system for all incoming refugees from all over the world, first from Somalia, t
Masjid AlNoor (Islamic Association of Greater Memphis)
The Islamic Center of Emporia, Kansas (ICEK) will help Muslim communities in Emporia, Kansas and the surrounding areas in presenting an excellent image of Islam through understanding and practice of the Islamic teachings, as described by the Qur’an and the Sunnah. The mission of ICEK will be exclusively religious, educational, and charitable within the meaning as defined in Section 501 (c) (3) of the Internal Revenue Code of the United States of America.
During the early part of 80s, a Cham community from Cambodia relocated here and designated 2-acres of land in the heart of the community as the Islamic Center. A house like Masjid was built to serve the community of that time. During the past few years, the community has attracted many Muslims from over twenty five different ethnicities plus growing number of reverts. Our rapidly growing community now has an urgent need for a larger and more permanent facility. Insha Allah with your support, we will complete the new Masjid.
The Islamic Society of Chester County was found in 1978, to provide facilities and an environment where Muslims of Chester County and surrounding areas, could perform congregational prayers. These services were initially performed at individuals’ homes, followed by rental venues. In 1985, we purchased a church in Kennett Square, Pennsylvania, and leveraged the facility as an Islamic Center. By the Grace of Allah (SWT) with a total membership of 25 families, we purchased a small home and converted it into our place of worship in 1994. In 1996, we purchased an additional house behind our masjid to start Sunday School Program. The Muslim population has been growing steadily in Chester County. Alhamdulillah, we are no longer a small community of 25 families. We have grown to a diverse Islamic Community, consisting of over 100 families, in which we provide the various services.
The Waltham Islamic Society would like to welcome you to its New Website. The center is located in Waltham, Massachusetts, approximately 20 minutes from Boston. With the help of Allah this Masjid has been and continues to be an active and energetic one. Brothers and sisters congregate for their five daily prayers, offer salat al-jum'ah, learn in darasas and much more. The center offers a variety of activities to brothers and sisters of all ages, stressing Islam as a way of life in the light of the Quran and Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him). WIS is a multi-cultural, community service, and religious organization that was established in 1999 with the goal of providing Islamic services to the community. What began as a community-wide effort to establish congregational prayers in parks, homes, and hotels, has today traveled a long way towards achieving its goals. As the Muslim community in the Waltham surroundings grew, so did the demand for a bigger place of worship. In 2005, by the grace of Allah, WIS was able to respond to this growing demand by renting a home , located in waltham which has served as WIS Masjid and community center until 2015. In 2015, by the grace of Allah, the property located at 313 Moody Street and which used to be a bar/restaurant was purchased for 515k. This new Masjid is approximately 5000 square feet and by code can accommodate up to 500 people. Masjid was inaugrated during Ramadan of 2015. WIS is a Non-Profit Tax Exempt Religious Organization.
The W.D. Mohammed Islamic Center of Greensboro, NC
Accredited by NEAC
WisconsinGreenMuslims(Horizontal Logo) Wisconsin Green Muslims (formerly known as the Islamic Environmental Group of Wisconsin), a grassroots environmental justice group formed in 2005, intends to educate the Muslim community and the general public about the Islamic environmental justice teachings, to apply these teachings in daily life and to contribute to collaborations and coalitions working toward a just, healthy, peaceful and sustainable future. ** Celebrating 19 Years … Connecting Faith, Environmental Justice, Sustainability & Healing through Education and Service ** Contact information: info@WisconsinGreenMuslims.org Huda Alkaff, Founder and Director
Tarbiya Institute is an Islamic organization that focuses it’s efforts on restoring the authentic image of Islam, and the empowerment of the Muslim individual through perpetual personal progress
The Muslim Center of Conway Association was founded in 1996 by international students of the local University of Central Arkansas, to provide the facilities and environment to Muslims to perform congregational prayers. In 1997, by the Grace of Allah Subhanahu Watala with a membership of few students, we purchased that small house built in 1933 and converted it into our place of worship. The Muslim population has grown steadily over the pasted years and we have Alhamdullah established many programs, such as: ü Five times daily Salat ü Regular Jumma Salat ü Tarawi Salat and Iftar during the month of Ramadan Over the past few years, we have seen a steady growth in our community. We are no longer a small group of international students.
Located in Washington, D.C., and dating back to the mid 1930s, Masjid Muhammad is a nonprofit 501(c)3 religious organization. It's representative of the oldest Muslim community in the Nation’s Capitol. Creating community life & productive citizenship.
Tracy Islamic Center (T.I.C.) a 501(c)(3) non-profit religious organization serving as a Regional Islamic Center providing religious, educational and social services to the Muslim communities of Tracy, Mountain House, Lathrop and surrounding areas in San Joaquin County, California, USA.
In January 2018, a group of dedicated Muslims from the community made a commitment to establish a Masjid and community center for all people in the Western Nassau County area. In a few short months, a 1.4 acre property was secured in Roslyn, NY. This building was previously used to practice another faith. Situated in an ideal location, the center will serve the religious and communal needs of many residents of the area. The facility has undergone a complete renovation and has turned the 8,000 sq ft building into a beautiful and functional masjid for the community. After 1.5 years of construction and permit process, the building was opened a few days before Ramadan on April 9th 2021. We are focused on serving the community the best we can by the grace of Allah SWT.
The Islamic Center of Southlake (ICS, aka Southlake Masjid) is a faith based, non-profit, 501c(3) tax exempt organization (Tax-ID: 46-5582022) serving religious, educational and social needs of the Muslim community and is committed to the well-being of individuals of all faiths. ICS offerings are in accordance with Islam, the Holy Qur'an and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon him). The diverse ICS membership subscribes to the ICS constitution, by-laws, and policies, following the Islamic calendar, for daily and weekly prayers, issued by ICNA for Sunni (Hanafi) jurisprudence.
The Islamic Center of St. Joseph (ICSJ) is an Islamic center serving as a masjid and a gathering place for the Muslim community in St. Joseph. This is the first purpose-built mosque in Northwest Missouri – a nearly 100-mile expanse of smaller-sized communities that runs between Kansas City North and the Nebraska border.
İslam dini ile ilgili inanç, ibadet, eğitim ve kültürel faaliyetlerde bulunmak. Genelde tüm milletlerden müslümanlara, özelde ise Türklere hizmet sunmak.
NNMC, a religious and social nonprofit organization, provides a safe and interactive environment conducive to learning, worshipping, and making Islam known to non-Muslims.
The Islamic Society of Greater Houston (ISGH) was established in 1969 in the heart of the City of Houston. Our start was humble, organic and purposeful. In the late 1960s a group of Muslim students from the University of Houston as well as other young professionals and their families used to meet and pray at each others' houses. It was a small community then and the first Eid was prayed in the house of one of the founders of the society.
During the 1990s, Gwinnett County experienced a significant boom in development, leading to increased job and business opportunities. This growth catalyzed the expansion of the Muslim community in the region, highlighting the need for a new place of worship to serve this burgeoning population. The genesis of GIC dates back to December 2004, when approximately 15 community members gathered in the Comfort Inn Banquet Hall to initiate a fundraising campaign for a new Musallah. GIC was officially established as a non-profit organization in the state of Georgia in January 2005. By October of the same year, GIC had signed its first lease for a modest suite in a strip mall in Suwanee, owned by Peachtree Properties. The community's rapid growth necessitated the leasing of two additional suites within just four years, underscoring the essential role of the GIC in accommodating the needs of its expanding congregation.
Islamic Center of Baton Rouge is a non profit organization. Established in 1978.
Islamic Center of Tri-Cities (ICTC) was established in 1979. We are in Southeast part of Washington state, located at 2900 Bombing Range Road, West Richland, WA. In 1986, a small residential house was purchased which served the need of 15 muslim families. Our community with 100 families outgrew this place. We bought 2.5 acres land and built the present mosque in 1996. We currently have more than 500 families and almost 1500 muslims living in the Tri-Cities.
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful... Welcome to our growing Islamic community nestled within the mountains of Asheville. It is here in this sanctuary that you can find peace, tranquility, and a sense of belonging in the house of Allah and among a diverse community of Muslims. You are invited to join us to learn more about Islam, the Quran, and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him).
The Islamic Association of Indianapolis was founded in 2001 by a group of African families, predominantly from West African countries such as the Republic of Benin, Nigeria, and Guinea. Borne out of the need for a place to worship, these Muslim brothers and sisters together with their families, decided to meet weekly for the cause of Allah. They engaged in worship together in the form of dhikr, (remembrance of Allah), Quran recitation and Islamic education. Initially, the group meetings were rotated among the houses of members, but as the community grew, that was no longer feasible. In 2006, the group became a registered organization under the banner “Islamic Association of Indianapolis”. There was also the temporary measure of seeking permission for the use of nearby mosques (such as Al-Fajr) for our activities but this often conflicted with the schedule of programs held at these mosques. In 2009, the group acquired a small property at 3320 North Arlington Road, Indianapolis. By 2014, we had expanded tremendously, such that the membership soon outstripped the available space. That same year, we embraced the name “Sabeel-ul Faoz” meaning “Path to Success”. Ultimately, in August 2016, we were able to purchase a larger property at 9033 Crawfordsville Road, Indianapolis. Presently, the organization has over 500 members. We also run a Weekend Arabic School on the premises, which operates both on Saturdays as well as Sundays. Vision To become a full-time masjid, which will be open for the 5 daily prayers and Jumah prayers. To hold religious activities such as workshops that will further educate members about the religion. To create a forum for the youth. To promote Islamic values in the neighborhood by embarking in charitable ventures such as food drives and also social events that will promote Interfaith relationships. To enhance the lives of members by addressing their needs as much as possible. Mission To promote the beauty of Islam.
The Islamic Center of Vallejo promotes the gathering of the local Muslim community and aims to create a space of education and growth.
Islamic Society of South Atlanta (Stockbridge Mosque)
The Islamic Center of Yorba Linda (ICYL) community first started gathering for Ramadan in 1996 and was formally established in 2006 with a vision to help people fall in love with Allah (God). Today, ICYL serves nearly 2,000 congregants through a set of programs which merge both practical and spiritual knowledge.
With the hereafter as the focal point of life and pleasing God as the ultimate goal, MCK strives to raise and establish a Prophetic Community that can help every American, in Knoxville or elsewhere, become an excellent servant of God and a great productive citizen.
HHRD is a global humanitarian relief and development organization responding to human sufferings in emergency and disaster situations around the world. In addition to our emergency relief efforts in natural or man-made disasters, we also work on long term relief and development programs.
ICBR was founded in 2015 by a group of dedicated Muslims for the specific purpose of practicing, preserving Islam, and Islamic heritage, and to serve the needs of the Muslim families in Big Rapids and its vicinity.
The Islamic Center of East Madison is a place for worship (masjid), Islamic learning, religious events and gathering for the community which includes the daily prayers (Salah), Friday Sermon and Prayers (Jum’ah Khutbah and Salah), Taraweeh Prayers in Ramadan, and weekend classes. The goal of the organization is to understand and apply the peaceful religion ‘Islam’ in our daily life, on the basis of the Qur’an (the holy book) and Sunnah, the life of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him) and also share the knowledge of Islam to the growing community. Islam is a growing religion in the world, and we are here to help the community (Muslims, new Muslims, or non-Muslims) in every possible way to understand Islam. It is a religion which has a solution for every aspect of life, for any individual or family. We have different classes, for all ages, to learn about Islam, literature available in the masjid and resources on our website, and 1-and-1 counseling. We also conduct Islamic workshops and have been invited to church groups, business groups, schools, community gatherings, state offices, prisons, and more to share the knowledge of Islam. ICEM is involved in various community charity events like food drive, fundraising during the times of natural calamities, and other humanitarian causes in and around Madison area and aboard.
The Islamic Center of Muncie is a non-profit religious organization founded for the purpose of fostering and facilitating religious, cultural, and community activities of Muslims in Muncie and the surrounding area. Everyone is welcome
To function as a center for community development, facilitate access to authentic Islamic knowledge in a family-friendly environment while empowering the youth to positively impact society.
Who We Are Rohingya Muslim Relief is created to serve the underprivi
A center for Islamic Education and youth mentorship
The Islamic Society of Greater Chattanooga (ISGC) Center is a spiritual oasis for Muslim Americans who are seeking a life of worship, learning, service, and community building. It is a welcoming place for all backgrounds seeking an understanding of Islam and Muslims. ISGC Center offers place for prayers, religious lessons (Halaqat), community events, sports, Sunday School, and Full-time Islamic School (Annoor Academy).
Asalamu Alaikum! Welcome to our community. The Islamic Association of Mesquite was established in 2000 in Mesquite, TX. When the association first developed our goal was to bring together the Muslim community through education, prayer, and social activities. After 20 years, it is proudly said that the Islamic Association of Mesquite offers a unique experience for the Muslim community in the DFW area, by providing the best community service and education. Our community has grown and developed an amazing family over the years and brought together Muslims of all ages.
ISCV serves Virginia's heart, fostering unity,spirituality&education for its vibrant Muslim community
Respect Graduate School offers a Masters degree and certification classes designed to develop expertise in every area of the Islamic Sciences. Learn more at www.respectgs.us
Nueces Mosque is located in the heart of Austin, Texas and serves the diverse population of downtown Austin, including collegiate students from the University of Texas, St. Edwards, Austin Community College and downtown residents. It is often referred to as the Downtown Mosque or the University Mosque.
Yaseen Hajj & Umrah was established in 2005 with a primary objective, serving Muslim Umma perform the important Islamic pilgrimage, Hajj & Umrah.
Welcome to NoorCenter.org, the website of Noor Center. Noor Center is an Islamic non-profit organization serving in the greater Sacramento (CA) area. Our activities range from regular Qur’an study sessions and celebrating Islamic occasions to seasonal picnics and family, marriage, conversion and burial services. If you are interested in joining us or knowing more about our activities, email us. Donations are welcome at all time.
Our children desperately need a place to learn the Quran, and to grow holistically – mind, body, and soul. As a result, Quba Academy decided to take up the challenge to deliver the next level of education to our students. Our students memorize the Quran and pursue academics, following state-standards. At the same time, they develop their character, leadership skills, and they work towards successful careers. After graduating from Quba Academy, they excel in AP classes, particularly Math and Science. Just ask our alumni! We began with a single student in one classroom. Today, Alhamdulillah, we have modern classrooms, technology for our students, and a large number of dedicated staff members. Our alumni return to us from across the country with love and respect. What better praise than that?
This is the official page of Pullman Islamic Center operated by the elected board of trustees and executive committee of Pullman Islamic Center.
Petersburg Muslim Center is a Muslim (Islamic) organization located in Petersburg, VA. This center serves the local communities of Petersburg, Colonial Heights, Fort Lee, Prince George & Hopewell (Virginia).
Assalam-u-Aalaikum السَّلَامُ عَلَيْكُمْ (May peace be upon you)! Welcome to Da'awatul Islamia of Somerset. We are a non-profit, non sectarian, non political religious organization based in Somerset, NJ, USA. The organization was founded in 1992 to serve the communities of Somerset and Middlesex counties to promote and propagate Islamic education by setting up Madrasas, adult education programs, organizing shows, seminars, fund raisers and exchange programs within and outside of the USA. Also to encourage and foster unity, understanding and cooperation among its members and other Jamaats within the USA. We are a community of believers adhering to the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of prophet Mohammad (Peace and blessings be upon him).
AIS mission is to endeavor to produce the finest graduates, who strike a balance between academic achievement and Islamic values and morals. They must definitely make a big difference in their future education and careers as Muslim role models Insha’Allah. AIS main goal is to always add more to the school’s accomplishments. We are planning for more school expansion, providing more services to students, strengthening Islamic education, and always ensuring an Islamic environment.
Assalamu Alaykum Peace be upon you! (501c3 Non-For-Profit). 3319 Nebraska Ave. Toledo Ohio 43607
MAS-Social Services Foundation is a non-profit that aims to aid families at large and the Muslim community in particular with their social services needs.
To provide a facility for prayers, education, youth foundation and community services for the Muslim community of the greater Richmond area.
Dar Al-Taqwa was formed in August, 1992, by the local Muslim leadership as a community-based nonprofit – 501(c)(3) organization. The institution serves the local Muslim and non-Muslim community in Howard County, Maryland and society at large through the promotion of goodwill, unity and understanding. We are a religious, educational, non-profit, non-political organization.
Masyarakat Muslim Indonesia di Los Angeles menyambut gembira kehadiran Masjid At Thohir. Ketua Indonesia Muslim Foundation Dwirana Satyavat mengatakan, masjid tersebut menjadi pusat pertemuan dan kreativitas masyarakat Muslim Indonesia di Los Angeles, “Setelah melalui berbagai proses perombakan, bangunan kuno di pusat downtown Los Angeles kini berubah menjadi masjid megah,” kata dia.
The Islamic Center of Eastlake (I.C.E.) was founded in the summer of 2012, by a group of Muslim families from the Eastlake community recognizing the persistent need for an Islamic community center in East Chula Vista. The community center was established as an affiliate branch of the Muslim American Society of San Diego (MAS-SD) . The Muslim community is continuously growing in the South Bay; the Islamic Center of Eastlake aims to support the needs of Muslim individuals and families, as well as offer a positive resource for those of diverse religious and ethnic backgrounds. It is a great place to meet other Muslim families living in East Chula Vista and gives children an opportunity to create new friendships as well as an awareness of our responsibility to our community.
Mission Statement To worship God through serving people in all their spiritual, educational and social needs by developing and empowering our community on the values of faith, justice and equality. Vision Statement To be the center of Islamic enrichment and guidance for a prosperous and virtuous society.
In 1981, the Islamic Center of America was founded as Masjid Rawdatullah-The Islamic Center of East Orange, for the sole purpose of providing the Muslims with a place to worship Allah. In 1983, The Muslim community purchased a 5,000 square foot building to accommodate Islaam’s growth in East Orange, New Jersey
Ta'leem-UL-Haq Foundation was founded in 2008 after an influx of Muslim families migrating to the suburbs unveiled a need for an Islamic Center in the Romeoville/surrounding area. Shortly after, we were able to establish a full-time Hifz class, part-time evening Nazirah classes at different houses in the community, and an extensive 6-week Islamic summer school program building the essential foundation for the faith of the young generation. However, after enrollment grew, we could no longer continue our programs at local houses and needed to purchase a property to hold our programs and offer a wider array of services to the community. Through Allah's mercy and the immense effort of the community members, we were able to close on our current property, located at 14455 S. Budler Rd. Plainfield IL 60544, on September 8th, 2014 through donations and Qardh-E-Hasanah. After completing minor rehab work to the property, we were able to hold Taraweeh, 5 times daily prayers, and our other programs at the location for a short period of time. Unfortunately, due to the lack of funds we were not able to meet the county's building code requirement and the location was no longer qualified for use. Aims & Objectives Our continuous goal has been to preserve the Islamic faith and religion through educating the coming generations and meeting their Islamic educational needs. >p>InshaAllah we plan to establish a modern educational institution which imparts secular education in an Islamic environment. Achievements Through hard work, Alhamdulillah, we were able to meet the county's requirements and complete the necessary modifications to the property, allowing the continuation of our services. Departments & Programs By the grace and blessings of Allah (swt) Ta'leem-UL-Haq Foundation's following departments are currently operational: Hifz Program For the past decade, Ta'leem-UL-Haq Foundation has successfully operated its Hifz program at various locations, and Alhumdulillah has prepared 6 exceptional Huffaz who have recited the entire Qur'an in one sitting. After School Nazira Program Alhumdulillah, in our Nazirah program students are taught how to read the Holy Qur'an correctly following all rules. The classes are held daily at our location after school hours and have produced over 50 qualified reciters. Department of Public Relations & Outreach This department engages in the proper dissemination of Islamic teachings through regular Dars-e-Qur'an and Dars-e-Hadith sessions. It also facilitates in addressing and resolving societal and family related issues in the light of the Holy Qur'an and hadith. Needs By the grace and blessings of Allah (SWT) and the growing number of migrating families, we have outgrown our current facility and are in need producing a master plan to construct a new facility where we can grow and improve our services. Appeal We earnestly request generous souls like you to wholeheartedly participate as we embark on this endeavor to meet the growing needs of this community and establish an Islamic Center. May Allah (swt) grant you the best in this world and in the hereafter. Ameen.
Much like its surroundings, the space that houses Northwest Indiana Islamic Center was once a vast expanse of corn fields. In 1991 the space caught the eye of some 10 Muslim families some of whom had been living in the area since the 1980’s. They decided to buy the property for $36,000 for the 10 acres to build a prayer of worship and religious education. These families had been commuting for 45 to 60 minutes to the existing mosques in Chicago, Gary or Michigan city for Friday prayers. In addition the same families would rent a room in the Lake County Library for Sunday school for their children. The founders had a vision that even though the property and the project at the time seemed to be greater than their immediate needs, the coming years would see an accumulation of congregants and use of the land would be justified. Construction started in October 1992 and the first Friday prayer, attended by 9 individuals, occurred some 6 months later. By 1999, the existing structure had become too small for the needs of the community and a new prayer hall and a multipurpose gymnasium / community center was built. This was followed by the establishment of full time schools in addition to the Sunday school and the three day per week school. Twenty-five years later the center is the spiritual home to some 100 families and Friday prayers are attended by some 300 individuals. The center is involved in many interfaith activities and is part of Children of Abraham, an interfaith organization that ships free medical supplies to third world countries.
We, the members of Muslim Community of Middletown, Connecticut aspiring to be a community “enjoining what is right, forbidding what is wrong, and believing in Allah” (The Qur’an, 3:110), conscious of the injunctions to “Hold fast, all together, to the bond with Allah and be not divided” (The Qur’an, 3:103) and “Help one another to virtue and God-consciousness and do not help one another to sin and transgression” (The Qur’an, 5:2).
The Islamic Center of Perris was established in 2000 with the goal of serving both the Muslim and non-Muslim communities in the greater Perris area. Currently we are pleased to offer the following services: * Jumu'a (Friday) prayer services * Daily congregational Fajr and Isha prayers * Weekly class designed for the women * Weekly class for the general public * Quran classes: memorization and tajweed (pronunciation) * Lectures with guest speaker * Weekly youth group meetings held every Friday * Explanation of Hadiths every Saturday * Multipurpose room available by reservation * Library
About Sound Vision Sound Vision Foundation Inc. is a pioneering Muslim media and communication organization, with a three-decade legacy of flagship programs. Headquartered in Chicago, IL, Sound Vision is a tax-exempt organization under section 501(c) 3 of the Internal Revenue Service Code. Our US Federal Tax ID number is 36-4100396. Our Mission Sound Vision’s mission is to cultivate harmony among Muslims and their neighbors through art, media, strategic communication, and education. Our Impact >> 2020 Sound Vision Annual Impact Report >> 2019 Sound Vision Annual Impact Report Our History Established in 1988, Sound Vision began by producing award-winning documentaries, which have been shown in 28 countries, including 68 channels in the United States and Canada. Another early project was the groundbreaking children’s series Adam’s World, which has been described as “the Muslim Sesame Street”. Sound Vision has established itself as a premier source of Muslim-focused content. It not only presents the Muslim perspective on current issues, but also builds bridges of understanding between neighbors by explaining Islam and Muslim issues to the larger community. One example of this is Sound Vision’s “Talking and Thinking Points” newsletters, which are issued in response to crises and current events. Another example is the 5,000-plus pages of articles on Sound Vision’s website (www.soundvision.com) developed over more than two decades, which offer practical, tips-oriented ideas and inspiration for Muslims in the United States, Canada, and abroad on how to live their faith in the context of today’s challenges. As well, Sound Vision ran a daily talk show, Radio Islam, on WCEV 1450 AM Chicago, for almost 20 years. This was the only daily Muslim radio program in the United States at the time. Most of its audience was not Muslim, thereby serving as a catalyst for understanding and bridgebuilding with neighbors. Sound Vision’s focus on art is reflected in its commitment to highlighting the work of Muslim artists in various fields. It has introduced singer-songwriter Dawud Wharnsby Ali and comedian Azhar Usman to the world of Muslim entertainment. Since 2004, in collaboration with DawaNet, it has organized MuslimFest, an arts and entertainment festival in seven cities across North America, which features the contributions of Muslim artists across various fields. The event has been recognized by Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau, who has issued a welcome message to MuslimFest for the last few years. Sound Vision has used its skill in strategic communication to expand its work into the area of human rights. Its first campaign was with its establishment of the Bosnia Task Force, which raised awareness of the atrocities during the war in Bosnia in the early 1990s. Through this work, Sound Vision was also successful, in partnership with the National Organization of Women, in working to declare rape a war crime. This human rights focus of Sound Vision’s work eventually developed into Justice for All, an organization which focuses exclusively on campaigns for human rights in different parts of the world. Sound Vision services available today for you and your community 5,000 pages of free, tips-oriented, articles about living Islam in Western countries MuslimFest Muslim Network TV Creative Youth Engagement Manual Weekend School Teachers’ Training Institute Media Engagement Training Master list of Muslim Spokespersons The Prophet Exhibit: A full-color, 20-panel exhibit about the peace movement of the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him Adam’s World Live Show (about bullying) Adam’s World App Adam’s World Club (for children ages 4 to 7) Colors of Islam Club (for children ages 8 and up) Crisis Text Line: Text SALAM to 741741 to reach a Crisis Counselor Sound Vision's Board BOARD OF DIRECTORS The operations of the Sound Vision Foundation are overseen by our Board of Directors. Currently, our board includes the following individuals. TAUFIQ AHMAD, Director HANNA EL-AMIN, Director ALTAF KAISERUDDIN, MD, Treasurer KHURSHEED MALLICK, MD, Director PROF. AMINAH MCCLOUD, PhD, Director ABDUL MALIK MUJAHID, Chair AMIN NADEEM, MD, Director MUHAMMAD KHALID RIAZ, MD, Secretary MIRIAM TISDALE, Director TAUFIQ AHMAD is a Director. He is currently a Software Development Manager at Motorola in the area of GSM/GPRS/UMTS Software Development, supervising 27 software engineers. He is an expert in the area of Global Standards for Mobile Communications (GSM), telecommunication call processing and protocols. He has led thinking retreats of Islamic weekend school teachers. HANNAH EL-AMIN, RD, CDE, is a director. She is a Registered Dietitian, as well as a Licensed Nutritionist Certified Diabetes Educator. She joined Sound Vision as an intern, and later became a staff member, moving on to being one of Sound Vision’s most successful managers. She has been serving on the Sound Vision board now for the last eight years while taking care of her four young children. She tweets at @hanbanana80 ALTAF KAISERUDDIN, MD, has been involved in community service since childhood. He has spent his medical career serving marginalized communities both as a Primary Care Physician in the inner city of Chicago and an ER Physician in rural areas of Illinois and Wisconsin. He was appointed as a Clinical Instructor and then Assistant Clinical Professor at the Department of Family Medicine at the University of Chicago. He served as the first Medical Director at the IMAN Health Clinic. During his time there, the clinic grew from a small free clinic to a sustainable, charitable, full spectrum primary healthcare center, which has since been granted Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) status. For over a decade he has been a Social Entrepreneur focused on improving the socioeconomics in the inner city and is involved in several non-profit endeavors aimed at helping the most vulnerable among us. He and his wife are also foster parents. DR. AMINAH MCCLOUD is a director and a host of Muslim Network TV. She recently retired as a professor of religious studies and director of the Islamic World Studies program at DePaul University in Chicago. Her academic work illuminates the intersection between the African-American community, women, and Islam in the 20th and 21st centuries. A Fulbright Scholar, McCloud is the author of African American Islam, A Question of Faith for Muslim Inmates, Silk: The Textures of American Muslim Women’s Lives, Transnational Muslims in American Society. She is currently working on Owning Islam: African American Islam in the 21st Century. Dr. McCloud is also a board member of Radio Islam, the Institute for Social and Policy Understanding, and the Feminist Sexual Ethics Project. IMAM ABDUL MALIK MUJAHID is chair of the board. He is an Imam and an award-winning author and producer. He is the founder of Sound Vision, as well as Chair-Emeritus of the Council for a Parliament of World Religion. He is the former Chairperson of the Council of Islamic Organizations of Greater Chicago. He has also served at the Faith Advisory Council of the Democratic National Committee, as well as on the Credentials Committee of the DNC in 2008. As the national coordinator of Bosnia Task Force, USA in the 1990s, he successfully led efforts in collaboration of National Organization of Women (NOW) to declare rape as a war crime. Imam Mujahid was selected eight times as one of the 500 most influential Muslims. More information about Imam Mujahid can be found here. His Twitter handle is @MalikMujahid DR. MUHAMMAD KHALID RIAZ is a Director and secretary of the Sound Vision Foundation Inc. Dr. Khalid Riaz is listed among the 500 most influential Muslim personalities all over the world for his contribution in the development sector to alleviate poverty in Pakistan. A practicing cardiologist in Illinois, he is a Fellow of the American College of Cardiology and a Fellow of the American College of Chest Physicians. Dr. Riaz has served as President Medical Staff, Sherman Hospital, Elgin, 1993. He was a member of the board of director of Sherman Hospital, Elgin 1990—1993. The board oversees the organizational and financial management of this 350-bed hospital. Dr. Riaz has served as treasurer, secretary, and president of the Association of Pakistani Physicians of North America (APPNA) 1989-1992. Dr. Riaz is the founding president of the Human Development Foundation (HDF) 1997-present. MIRIAM TISDALE is a director, as well as a volunteer producer for Sound Vision’s Muslim Network TV. She began working for Sound Vision as a volunteer, helping to organize one of our programs in South Carolina. She also participated in one of our training camps. She is a senior in college.
We are forever indebted to the members of the community, volunteers, board members, and school teachers for their commitment and dedication for helping the community and presenting a positive role model for Muslim behaviors and attitudes.
Like so many Muslim communities across North America, NAMCC-Masjid Aisha started with just a few worshipers in 1990. Today we have 1000+ Friday prayer attendees, programs for all ages & genders. This ideal location is easily accessible to all travelers.
Mission To be an exemplary community based upon the Prophetic model, reflected in the American context, that seeks to enhance inward excellence and outward service to the community. Vision To help change the direction of our lives as a community from looking and working for the fleeting to looking and working towards the Eternal. To help each and every person seeking the path laid down by God and illuminated by the Prophet and handed down to us by the practice of our rightly guided predecessors. We desire to be the most beloved of communities to our Lord, and we seek His grace through education, service, building strong families, youth development, and community outreach.
The Muslim Community of Palm Beach County Inc. (MCPBC) is the largest organization of Muslims in the Greater Palm Beach and surrounding area, with an estimated population of approximately 5000 people. MCPBC was established during the year 1985 and for the last 3 decades our mosque has grown several fold.
Sacred Learning focuses on spiritual development in a manner consistent with the sunnah (example) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We encourage a routine of worship and learning to grow the soul, coupled with istighfar (repentance) to cleanse the heart from the effects of shortcomings. Our personalized approach takes into account individual strengths and weaknesses so that students can achieve their highest potential in worship, personal relationships, and professional endeavors.
Sachse Muslim Society (SMS) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that was established in 2014. We are dedicated to religious education and community service. SMS serves Sachse, Wylie, Rowlett, North Garland, Rockwall, and Murphy communities.
New Braunfels Islamic Center (NBIC) is a Non-profit Islamic organization founded in 2012. NBIC serves as Masjid, Community Center and Islamic education center to the city of New Braunfels and surrounding cities inc. Schertz, Selma, Seguin and Canyon Lake. Vision NBIC vison is to raise the Islamic awareness in the New Braunfels and surrounding Community. At NBIC we make efforts to create the future Muslim ummah (Men and Women) and to utilize all venue of Dawaa to spread the message of Islam. Values Unity – We remain united upon the creed of Islam as a Multi-ethnic, Sunni Muslims (Ahlul Sunnah wa’l Jammah) Respect- We respect people of all faiths, backgrounds, and social backgrounds Welcoming – We strive to create a warm and welcoming environment for all
About Us Masjid Al-Momineen was established in 1989 in a rented 4 bedroom house on Church Street in Clarkston - by Divine Providence and generous donations from a group of 100 Afghan immigrants residing mostly in and around the city of Clarkston. Soon other Muslims from Pakistan and the Indian subcontinent joined the community followed by refugees from war stricken Iraq, Kurdistan, Somalia, Ethiopia, Bosnia, and Kosovo. At that time, there were fewer than 7 other mosques in the greater Atlanta metropolitan area. Over time, Muslims from many other countries of the world including Myanmar and Syria came in to make Clarkston the biggest international Muslim community in Atlanta. The community had very early on outgrown the rental property and purchased a piece of property in its current location by 1992. Over time, adjacent other properties were purchaed bringing the total land area under management of Masjid Al-Momineen to almost 6.5 acres. This property consisted of 3 buildings until fall of 2019 - two served as prayer halls for men and women, while the third was used as a rental to defray a portion of the monthly expenses. The original building, a 100 year old building, served as the men's Musallah for 27 years. It was finally demolished in early fall of 2019 at the ripe age of 127 and replaced by the new 26,000sf Masjid. Currently, Masjid Al-Momineen possesses three buildings, the new Masjid and two others that are used as needed as housing for Imams, resident scholars. and guests - or as extra educational or community facilities.
WELCOME TO ISONET MASJID DAARUSALAM Masjid Daarusalam, which translates to “house of peace mosque” was established as a place of worship for the New Tampa Muslims community. The mosque hosts communal prayers for the five daily prayers and the Friday sermons. It also features a community hall that is utilized for various programs. The mosque exists to bring the community together. It serves as a learning center for people of all faiths to foster a better understanding of Islam. Our doors are always open for all to visit and get to know their Muslim neighbors. Masjid Daarusalam is conveniently located on Morris Bridge Road, just north of the intersection at Cross Creek Boulevard. It is surrounded by a number of large housing communities and nearly adjacent to a shopping plaza that features a Publix grocery store. While the mosque is primarily a Muslim place of worship, we invite all those who are interested in learning about Islam firsthand to visit our mosque and get to know the Muslims of New Tampa.
The inception of the Islamic Center of Vernon was driven by a fundamental purpose – to provide a dedicated space for Muslims within the local community to engage in worship and spiritual pursuits. Beyond the realms of prayer, our mission transcends to cultivate a sincere and profound understanding of the Islamic faith among the broader community. Anchored in the teachings of the Holy Quran and authentic Hadith, our aim is to shed light on the principles and values that form the core of Islam. Our overarching objective is to establish an inclusive and inviting environment that not only addresses the spiritual needs of the Muslim community but also acts as a conduit for understanding and dialogue with our neighbors. We firmly believe in the significance of dispelling misconceptions and fostering a nuanced comprehension of Islam, thereby contributing to a harmonious coexistence within our diverse community.
MJL organizes for ALL communities whose rights are impacted by surveillance and policing in the US.
The Muslim Resource Center (MRC) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization that provides training, technical assistance, counseling, and various other community-based services to Muslims as well as Non-Muslims in Illinois and across the country. MRC also empowers other nonprofits to fulfill their missions by building a coalition with them, and utilizing their expertise in providing already existing services. The ultimate goal of MRC is to present a centralized body of resources and social services for the residents of Illinois, and across the country.
An open, inclusive, multicultural, and pluralistic religious organization for self-identifying American Muslims.
The source of MUC’s goals and way of life are derived from the holy book Al-Qur’an and the authentic traditions of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Revered sources of enlightenment and inspirations may come from authentic sources as well, from the family of the Prophet (Ahlul-Bayt) and/or The Rightly Guided Khaleefah’s (Abu Bakr, Omar, Uthman and Ali). Cultural, ethnic and nationalistic traditions are personal practices and are neither sources of Islam nor promoted by MUC. Islam is the divinely guided way of life from the Almighty God. Muslims identify themselves primarily as a community of faith and not as an ethnic group, race, color, or tribe. MUC does not promote activities with ethnic focus or overtones. Arabic is language of the holy book Al-Qur’aan, however the language of communication and conducting activities of MUC is mostly English. MUC does not promote a sect or school of thought; both are personal preferences and not a community policy. The affairs of Muslims should be handled through consultation, discipline and organization. MUC is committed to projecting and promoting Islam in an egalitarian and enlightened manner. Men and women are equally responsible to put forth the effort, develop and implement the policies and activities of MUC. MUC does not believe that segregation of the sexes is a guarantee of righteousness. MUC emphasizes modesty, purity of heart, clarity of conscience and adherence to the teachings of Almighty God and his Prophet (PBUH), as the key steps on the path to righteousness. MUC advocates the ethics and codes of Islamic behavior, while affirming kindness, compassion and respect for all fellow humans as cherished core values. There is no compulsion in religion as stated in the holy book Al-Qur’an. The role of MUC is to remind people to the message of Almighty God, not to compel. MUC does not judge people or classify Muslims. MUC aims to be an inclusive and inviting haven and a beacon of light guiding all of mankind. Islam is a way of life; all actions should serve the interest of Islam, Muslims in the U.S. and humanity at large. Preoccupation with political activities abroad is divisive and is inconsistent with the mission of MUC. MUC honors the constitution of the United States as the guiding legal principle of the nation and shall abide by all the applicable laws of the land.
The Islamic Center of Mill Valley is a space for collective, congregational worship for Muslims. The masjid opened in 1989 as a modest masjid in Mill Valley and quickly took onto its role to integrate the Muslim community. Besides functioning as a masjid for Friday and daily prayers, the Mill Valley Masjid is currently providing quality programs in youth education. The Mill Valley Masjid hosts regular Islamic Sunday School for boys and girls, and tajweed, fiqh, and history learning initiatives for men and women. The Mill Valley Masjid is also well respected by the neighboring non-Muslim institutions due to its collaboration in social services and interfaith activities.
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Islam is monotheistic religion teaching that there is only one incomparable God – Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of God. It is the world’s second-largest religion and the fastest-growing major religion in the world. Islam teaches that God is merciful, all-powerful and unique. The Mission and Vision of the organization shall be: To promote the Islamic teachings based on Quran and Sunnah. To arrange activities within the sanctions of Quran and Sunnah that benefit the Muslim community as well as the non Muslims. To strengthen fraternal bond among Muslims living in the greater Mid-Hudson Valley of New York state and adjoining areas. To make Islam better understood by non-Muslims. This includes collaboration with non- Muslim religious groups and/or organizations solely to assist in better understanding of Islam.
Welcome to the Islamic Center of Greater Miami The Muslim Communities Association of South Florida, Inc. (MCA) is a member of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). It was founded in 1971 and registered with the State of Florida as a religious, educational, non-political and non-profit organization. It is solely devoted to the cause of Allah (Subhnahu Wa Ta Aala) and plays a vital role in the Muslim communities of South Florida. accordance with the teachings of the Al Qur’an Al Kareem and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammed (Peace be upon him). The MCA maintains Islamic Center / Masjid at 4305 N.W. 183rd St and Miami Mosque at 7350 N.W 3 St. The title of these properties are held by the North American Islamic Trust. MCA strives to aid the Muslim community to propagate the religion of Islam and help them to maintain all practices in MCA Board Members is comprised of 13 Members who direct the affairs of the Association
Muhammadi Masjid is a Non-For-Profit institution established for minority religious congregation. Our religious organization is located at 681 Elmont Road, Elmont, NY 11003 is Certified Tax Exempt under Certificate # 2133212 by the Department of Taxation and Finance, Tax ID number is 11-323-7224 this makes easy and comfortable for all brothers and sisters in Islam to donate generously. Muhammadi Masjid are also approved and certified Non-For-Profit organization under case # 116044026 by the Department of the Treasury in the Section 501 C (3) since March 11th, 1996.
The United Islamic Association is a non-profit organization (501c3) incorporated in the state of Pennsylvania in 1988. In the year 1998, in the month of June, the organization began operating the first Masjid (Mosque) and Community Center for Muslims in Lancaster County at 739 West Vine St. The building was named the “Islamic Center” and has operated continuously since the OUR MISSION By charter, the United Islamic Association is devoted to providing education to both Muslims and non-Muslim, charity, and other social services for the betterment of the Muslim community within Lancaster County as well as non-Muslim residents of the same. More information about the specific programs and services offered can be gotten by navigating this website.
M.E.C.C.A. is a non-profit dedicated to providing traditional Islamic education and support services,
The Islamic Center of Eastside (ICOE), also known as the Bellevue Masjid, is the first permanent mosque established in the eastside of Seattle. ICOE has been serving the community since 1993. ICOE conducts the five daily prayers and the weekly Juma`ah prayers. There are variety of educational and other programs for the benefit of the members of community. In addition, ICOE performs outreach activities by organizing open house events and welcoming visitors to the Mosque.
A masjid and community center established over 30 years ago to serve Detroit families.
The Mecca Center is an organization that believes in a comprehensive and inclusive understanding of Islam based on the noble principles outlined in the Quran and exemplified in the Sunnah. It seeks to establish, guide and serve the Muslim community as an integral part of society at large. It will design programs to develop the spirit, mind and a sense of civic responsibility. Objectives & Goals To establish an environment for the Muslim community to practice Islam and worship Allah (Almighty God) as outlined in the Quran and exemplified in the Sunnah. To guide young Muslims towards building a model Muslim character in the community. To educate Muslims with the teachings of Islam, provide an Islamic perspective to the challenges of our society, and strengthen ties among community members. To present Islam to the society, and build bridges of understanding with other cultures and faiths. To strengthen ties with other local and national Muslim organizations. To establish institutions, educational centers, and organizing activities to achieve the foregoing objectives.
History Memphis Islamic Center (MIC) was established in 2008 as a 501 (c)3 corporation with the IRS and registered in the State of Tennessee with the aim of establishing a multipurpose Islamic Center to serve the needs of Muslims in the suburban Memphis area and beyond. Since that time MIC has developed into the face of Islam in the greater Memphis metropolitan area. Currently we have a beautiful, sprawling 55 acre campus with our first building, an expansion of the first building, over 350+ parking spaces, a park area with a pond, several outdoor shelters, a bridge, large children’s playground, and many more attractive features that already make MIC a Family Life Center. Now that we’ve finalized our architectural design, our next steps include starting construction on the main building that will include the masjid/mosque, multi-purpose hall, offices, education facilities, exercise and recreation areas, and much more! As of August 2013, we have enough funds to begin construction and continue our popular programs. We are both grateful and proud to say that all of our funds have been raised from our Memphis community. Our number one priority is to create a vibrant American Muslim community, not just beautiful buildings. To that end, in 2010 we took the step of hiring nationally renowned scholar, Dr. Yasir Qadhi, who still serves as our Resident Scholar. Additionally, in 2013 we hired both a full time Education & Youth Director and a full time Imam as well. By investing in human resources, providing quality, innovative and relevant programming for the entire family, while leading extensive interfaith work throughout the region, MIC continues to lead by example. Our center has been nationally, and internationally recognized for its interfaith and outreach efforts. In 2010 our relationship with our generous neighbors, Heartsong Church, was showcased around the world via national and international media channels. We’ve continued working with many other faith partners on dialogues, helping the needy, building bridges, and reaching out to help others understand authentic Islamic teachings. Please join and support the MIC family. Our “open door” policy welcomes anyone of any faith to participate in our activities, visit our campus and build lifelong friendships. We hope to see you soon!
Masjid Omar strives to implement the teachings of Islam as per the guidance of the Qur’an and as p
The Muslim Community Center (MCC) is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and a multi-purpose complex that serves the social, educational, and recreational needs of the Capital District. We aim to promote unity through the development and implementation of programs and activities to inspire the wellbeing of the greater community that we are located in. The MCC is guided by the principles and values of Islam and democracy, and we welcome all members within and outside the community regardless of their faith and background.
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McKinney Islamic Association (MIA) was established in 1997, and offers a number of services including 5 daily prayers, 3 Jumu’ah Khutbah times, Regular Khatiras, Sunday School, Summer Qur’an Camp, potlucks, community gatherings, and much more bi’ithnillah. We have recently acquired 5.57 acres of land at Virginia Pkwy/Crutcher Crossing in McKinney, to establish a much larger Masjid to accommodate our growing community insha Allah.
stablished in 2006, MAS Katy Center is a thriving mosque and a community center frequented by the Muslims residing in the Katy and Houston areas. Our mission is to cater to the needs of the Muslim community in the area by providing a well-maintained facility for prayers and other religious and social community activities.
Our Mission Our mission is to enhance the understanding of Islam, protect civil rights, promote justice, and empower Muslims residing in Washington. Who We Are CAIR Washington is a grassroots advocacy and civil rights organization based in Seattle that serves the Muslim community across Washington state. Our purpose is to defend the civil liberties of Muslim Washingtonians no matter where they live or their level of income. We do this by 1) providing free legal services to Muslims who’ve been discriminated against because they are Muslim, 2) working to combat Islamophobia and bigotry through education and storytelling, and 3) empowering our community to be politically and socially engaged while shaping laws and policies that impact us. CAIR Washington is an independent 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, and a chapter of the Council on American-Islamic Relations (CAIR), a grassroots civil rights and advocacy group. CAIR is America’s largest Muslim civil liberties group, with regional offices nationwide and in Canada.
CHAGRIN VALLEY ISLAMIC CENTER HAS A MISSION TO STRIVE TOWARDS THESE OBJECTIVES: A. Maintain an Islamic Center to serve as a place of Islamic Prayers and religious activities. B. Promote goodwill, understanding, fellowship, and tolerance among Muslims. C. Strengthen the fraternal bonds among Muslims of Chagrin Valley and surrounding areas. D. Provide Muslims with religious guidance based on the teachings of Islam. E. Disseminate information on Islam, its teachings, history, culture, and philosophy, among Muslims and non-Muslims. F. Organize courses of study in Quran, Sunnah, and Islamic history and culture, designed to meet the needs of Muslims as well as non-Muslims. G. Promote understanding and act as a channel of communication between Muslims and non- Muslims in the surrounding community.
In The Name of Allah, The Most Merciful, The Most Kind. Masjid Manhattan is committed to the Islamic way of life based on the Qur'an and the life examples of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh). We serve as a center of religious development, social, educational, economical, and cultural enrichment. We believe in the Oneness of God and the oneness of humanity. We are committed to promoting excellence in community life and human dignity throughout our neighborhoods, cities, and country. We strive to provide charitable and humanitarian help to the entire community as well as to reach out and present the Islam through our educational Da'wah Program and cultural activities, which are consistent with the teachings and the principles of Islam. We contribute to strengthen the bonds between Muslims and Non-Muslims alike by establishing an united community through effective interfaith partnerships, tolerance, and respect to all the people.
Masjid Quba'a was founded in 2013 in Carteret New Jersey, an area where no masjid existed previously. Alhamdulilah with the Help of Allah (SWT).
The Islamic Community Center of Gainesville is a non-profit tax-exempt organization (501(C) (3)) with Tax-ID 68-0501424 that has been formed exclusively for educational, religious, and social purposes.
MadinatulUloom is dedicated to serving the academic needs of the community by disseminating authentic and reliable knowledge as well as challenge students to excel in the general sciences. The numerous levels of educations spectrum span from a beginner’s level to most advanced post graduate academics. MadinatulUloom is dedicated to serving the needs of the community by offering services for resolving marital disputes, writing wills, and giving food and charity to needy families.
In the 1970s, several professional Muslims migrated from different parts of the world to the U.S.A. Some of them chose Westchester County as their home. Over the years, these new immigrants became naturalized citizens and were identified as Muslim Americans. As these professionals struggled to settle in their new home, they needed a place where they would be able to come together to establish prayer. In 1978, the first site for such a gathering was established at the Unitarian Church in Yonkers. In the 1980s, as this community grew in size, the group started meeting at the Unitarian Church in White Plains, and then in the Methodist Church in Hartsdale. By the mid 80s, most of these Muslim Americans were well settled in their professions and businesses. At this point, they desired a permanent place of worship and the property at 22 Brookfield Road in Mount Vernon was purchased and named the Westchester Muslim Center. The Westchester Muslim Center was formed to run the daily operations. The Muslim Americans continued to increase in number and were represented at various levels of excellence throughout Westchester County. Currently, WMC serves more than 2000 Muslim families and operates a weekend school with an enrollment of 300 students. In 2003, we started a full time school on the grounds which has an enrollment of 80 students to date. Inshallah we will continue to grow and put our hands together to realize our goals and strive to please Allah (s.w.t.).
The Islamic Center of Greensboro is an active and thriving part of the Islamic community, offering e
Masjid Uthman envisions a dynamic masjid institution like the masjid of the Prophet (S). A masjid that grows a diverse and vibrant community which retains the universal Islamic tradition and carries it forward for the benefit of everyone in our environment.
Nur Academy is an independent, nonprofit, private Islamic school located in Sarasota, Florida. We serve students in grades K-5 in Sarasota and Manatee Counties. Nur Academy offers one of the finest Islamic & academic programs in the nation. Nur Academy is a Sunni institution and follows the teachings and tenets of Ahl-us-Sunnah wa-l-Jamaa’ah. Our educational philosophy is based on the understanding that all children are individuals with their own strengths, needs, likes, and learning styles. Our classrooms are filled with specially designed materials and a prepared environment promoting hands-on learning. Instruction is differentiated according to the ability and learning style of each child. Our mission is to provide quality academic and Islamic education that prepares students to become strong, ethically, and morally responsible leaders and members of the community.
Masjid Omar bin Abdul Aziz (“Masjid Omar”) is located in the beautiful city of Lilburn in Gwinnett County. Masjid Omar is a unit of Al-Farooq Masjid (AFM) which is headquartered in Atlanta, GA (alfarooqmasjid.org). AFM has been around since the 1980s serving the growing Muslim community in Atlanta and surrounding areas. AFM is a nonprofit, non-political, religious organization which is incorporated and registered with appropriate government agencies. Since inception, Masjid Omar has been diligent in adhering to the correct understanding of Islam (Ahl al-Sunnah wal Jama’ah) according to the Qur’an (the Book of Allah) and Sunnah (the authentic teachings of the Prophet Muhammad sallallahu ‘Alaihi was sallam) as understood by the rightly guided predecessors and scholars. Masjid Omar serves a growing diverse community that includes people from various cultures and ethnicities. Beyond the five daily prayer services and two Jumu’ah prayer services, it offers Hifz classes for children, adult Quran and Islamic studies classes, fully functional Sunday School, and other community programs. Please check our ‘Services’ section for more details about our programs. Masjid Omar’s strives to increase awareness of the essence and beauty of Islam upon its correct principles to cultivate and educate ourselves, as well as the community in general.
United Muslim Masjid is an organization dedicated to the full implementation of the Qur’an and the Sunnah (tradition) of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Our vision is to establish an enlightened Muslim community which can effectively respond to the social, economic, political, educational and religious needs facing Muslims in Philadelphia.
The West Valley Muslim Association serves offers religious services and community events to the Muslim communities in Saratoga, Sunnyvale, Campbell, and Cupertino.
Alhamdulillah ( All praise is due to Allah ) Islamic Congress Inc. – Masjid Al-Ikhlas was founded in the late 70’s by a local group of people who saw a need for a Masjid in this Community. As of today, Masjid Al-Ikhlas welcomes people from 17 different nationalities, who can come and take part of the various programs and activities that the Masjid has to offers.
Masjid Badr is a community-focused masjid that is committed to creating a welcoming and inclusive environment for all. Our mission is to provide a safe and peaceful place for Muslims to pray, learn, and socialize. We offer a variety of programs and services, including Quran classes, youth activities, and community events. Our goal is to serve the needs of our community and promote the values of Islam.
Masjid Muad Bin Jabal Islamic Center serves as a place of worship and community for followers of the Islamic faith. It holds significant importance in Islamic culture and fulfills several key purposes: Prayer: The primary purpose of masjid muad is to provide a dedicated space for Muslims to gather and engage in communal prayer. It serves as a central location for congregational prayers, especially the Friday prayer (Jumu’ah) Worship and Spiritual Connection: Masjid muad provides a serene and sacred environment where Muslims can connect with Allah (God) through acts of worship, including daily prayers, recitation of the Quran, supplication, and remembrance of Allah. Education: One of our main goal is to serve as a center of Islamic education. We offer classes, lectures, and programs to educate community members about Islamic principles, teachings, and practices. Mosques often have dedicated programs for Quranic studies, Islamic lectures, and educational activities for children. Community Gathering: Masjid muad is the community hub where Muslims come together to socialize, bond, and foster a sense of unity. We host various events and activities such as religious festivals (Eid celebrations), religious ceremonies (weddings, funerals), community outreach programs, and cultural events.
Masjid Muhajireen, a non-profit organization established in 1992, has been unwavering in its commitment to serving the Bay Area community for over three decades. Our mission is dedicated to providing a nurturing environment for Islamic education, fostering a deep understanding of Islam, offering spiritual guidance, and engaging in acts of public service. We firmly believe in the Islamic principles of coexistence and peace with individuals from diverse backgrounds. As the Prophet wisely stated, "The believer is one from whom others are protected from harm, whether through his words or actions." We aim to embody these noble teachings and serve as a beacon of unity and goodwill for all.
Welcome to Muslim Community Services, a member of the Islamic Shura Council of Southern California.
Zakaria Islamic Academy’s mission is to provide all the necessary religious services that help a diverse community of believers in Allah (The Most High) and followers of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) to flourish and thrive in the society we live. These services include but are not limited to communal worship, education, spiritual development, charity & service to others and the propagation of the Islamic way of life. Started in 2004, Zakaria Islamic Academy is not-for profit 501(c) (3) organization based in Chantilly VA, serving the needs of the community. Federal Tax ID Number: 80-0274363. Zakaria Islamic Academy operates 2 full time locations (Zakaria Masjid & Zakaria Islamic Academy Musallah), 2 Jumaa salaats , and 2 Taraweeh in the month of Ramadaan. On a weekly basis Zakaria Islamic Academy organizes visitations in the community to encourage Muslims to populate the masaajids and also visit the sick. Quran classes for children and adults are conducted every evening, with future plans of starting full time Quran Hifz program. Zakaria Islamic Academy holds its annual BBQ during the months of September-October depending upon the weather. Children, women and men are all welcome at Zakaria Islamic Academy. We shall strive to provide appropriate and separate accommodation for men and women. Our Vision “EDUCATE, PRACTICE, PROPAGATE” (i.e. ILM, AMAAL, DAWAH) Zakaria Islamic Academy’s vision is to be a community of active Muslims who seek the pleasure of Allah (The Most High) by following the Sunnah of the Prophet (Peace Be Upon Him) and fulfilling our responsibility to learn, implement, and spread the Islamic way of life
Masjid As-Salaamah Inc is an Islamic house of worship serving the Muslim community in Columbus and the surrounding communities of Central Ohio. The mission of Masjid As-Salaamah Inc. is to establish a masjid that follows the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), according to the understanding of the Salafu-Saalih (Righteous Predecessors). Masjid-As-Salaamah Inc. was formed and incorporated on February 16, 2010. The building was purchased on July 23, 2010. The masjid as a functioning house of worship was inaugurated on August 19, 2010, corresponding with the night of Ramadan 10, 1431. We currently serve more than 300 families in Columbus and its suburbs.
Muslim began settling in Lexington, Kentucky, just over 40 years ago with a small group becoming organized in 1975. Before that time, there was no masjid for Jumu'ah prayer or any collective expression of Islam in Lexington. In 1978, after having rented and been displaced from several facilities, this small group of Muslims was blessed with a permanent location at 572 Georgetown Street. This became the first masjid in Lexington, and was later named Masjid Bilal Ibn Rabah. After renting at the location for over two decades, Masjid Bilal took ownership of the Georgetown property in 2001. In time, this small facility became a focal point for many Muslims in Lexington. As the Lexington Muslim community continued to grow, Masjid Bilal become overcrowded in its Georgetown location. In March 2004, the community purchased property at its current location, 1545 Russell Cave Road. Before moving to the Russell Cave address in 2005, the existing two-story house on the property was renovated to serve as a masjid. The solidly constructed building underwent several renewal projects to significantly expand the prayer capacity, as well as to improve the roofing, heating and air conditioning systems, and electrical systems. New Islamic carpeting was also installed. Not only did the new location have more room for worship, but the 2.4 acre property also provided considerably more parking space and room for future expansion. While using this building for approximately 10 years, the community had a large parking lot and considerable outdoor recreational space for events such as the annual Eid carnival. In January 2014, after months of rigorous fundraising, the community began the construction of a new masjid at the Russell Cave location in front of existing masjid. It was completed in the fall of 2015 and the community took occupancy in October of that year. In this spacious new building, the community is thriving and growing as Muslim families continue to expand, additional Muslims move into the welcoming Lexington area and more accept the Islamic faith. The original masjid on the Russell Cave property now houses weekly Sunday school classes. It also serves as a venue for da'wah in the surrounding neighborhoods and greater Lexington. The facility can be rented for events such as nikahs, aqiqahs and other special celebrations. The first Masjid Bilal property at 572 Georgetown Street now serves the Lexington community as a Muslim sponsored outreach center. Known as the SHARE (Services for Human Advancement and Resource Enhancement) Center, it opened its doors in 2010. It houses an employment services center, food and clothing banks, a computer lab, and a health clinic staffed mostly by Muslim doctors and medical students. The SHARE Center exists to serve everyone in the Lexington community.
The vision/mission of Masjid An Nur is to serve the interest of Al-Islam in the Greater Atlanta area in general and the Lithonia area in particular. Through teaching of the Holy Qur’an, Sahih Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad(s), the Classical Arabic Language and Islamic Studies Education. The establishment of Youth, Dawah, Health and Social programs in the Islamic and broader communities.
Our Islamic Center takes pride in its heritage of diversity, open-mindedness, civic engagement and community building. Get to know what makes us tick — our approach to Islam and our definition of the American Muslim identity, all of which shape the character of our community.
Religious and community center for Muslims of bethpage Long Island and surrounding areas.
History Many Muslims have been in and around the Melbourne area for over twenty years. Prior to the establishment of the Masjed, the Muslims used to get together to pray in various locations in the City of Melbourne, such as the houses or apartments of certain local Brothers. With the constant growth of the Muslim community, it was decided to build a Masjed, a place where prayers could be held every day, at the five prayer times commanded by our LORD. The Brothers began searching for suitable locations for a Masjed. Alhamdulillah, in 1988, some land was purchased in the most suitable area found, on the eastern part of Melbourne City, and plans were drawn up to build the Masjed. Construction actually began in 1990 and was completed approximately 3 years later. We ask Allah to Bless and provide His Favor upon the many Muslims who got involved and worked especially hard to physically help with the construction by doing such actions as laying the foundation and placing the bricks of the building with their own hands, Subhana Allah! (How Perfect is Allah!). An “Open House” was held at the Masjed in 1994. Since then, our Masjed has been a place of great peace and security for the many Muslims who have come here over the years and still continue to come. As a reminder, our Lord has promised great rewards for those who come to the Masjed for prayer: Mission Statement We are driven by a vision to: establish an exemplar masjid, through which we will act as a force for the common good of all people. give Muslims hope for the future – raising aspirations and sense of purpose work with our brothers and sisters in humanity for the wellbeing of all the community re-establish the mosque as a community hub – open and accessible to all
To deliver the balanced message of Islam through innovative methods of Dawah and reach out to people of faith at the local, national, and international level.
Founded and established in 1978, as the ISGW has been focal point of Islamic activities for the Muslim community. The Islamic Society of Greater Worcester (ISGW), an independent non-profit organization that is located in central Massachusetts in the city of Worcester. The ISGW is dedicated to satisfying spiritual, education and social needs of the Muslims including New Muslims.
An organization of islamic workers, it had three main priority projects, Whyislam, Islamic learning foundation and ICNA relief. Be a part of great work. Our mission is to provide a secure and comfortable facility where Believers may gather for the worship of the one and only God ALLAH regardless of race, nationality, ethnicity, gender or age and to serve and to interact with the Muslim and Non-Muslim communities-at-large in accordance with the teachings of the Holy Quran and with the Sunna (way of life) of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
Maryam Center is a non-profit religious organization serving the need of Muslim Community in Fredericksburg and surrounding area. Alhumdulilah we have daily 5 time prayers, weekday classes for children and Friday & Saturday evening halaqas. We also host monthly guest lectures for our community
Maryum Islamic Center is a faith-based congregational organization focused on educational, spiritual, and interfaith activities for the community. Maryum Islamic Center strives to nurture the spiritual health and quality of life for Muslims and to contribute to the wider tapestry of the interfaith community.
It was narrated from Jabir bin ‘Abdullah that the Messenger of Allah, Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings be upon him) said: "Whoever builds a masjid for the sake of Allah, like a sparrow’s nest or even smaller, Allah will build for him a house in Paradise" (Al-Bukhari)
In the name of Allah, the Most Gracious, the Most Merciful. The Islamic Faith Society in New York City – United States – is a nonprofit charitable organization. Since its establishment, it has been an active society adhering to the methodology of the righteous predecessors in belief and practice. The society engages in numerous educational and social activities, uniting many members of the Muslim community. It corrects their understanding, guides them away from deviation, helps them improve their conduct, and assists in raising their children and nurturing them to safeguard them from doctrinal and moral deviations. The society also works to preserve the Islamic and Arab identity of its children. Furthermore, the society is involved in conducting marriage and divorce proceedings and mediates disputes within the Muslim community. From this perspective, the Islamic Faith Society of New York, from its inception, has undertaken the responsibility of establishing Islamic centers represented by its various mosques. It has also established different schools to protect the essence of Islam, elevate Muslims’ dignity, and rescue their children from the abyss of profound loss that could lead to the abandonment of religion and identity.
Our Mission is to educate the Muslims about Islam from the Real Sources i.e. Quran and the Sunnah of
History & Organization Islamic Center of Rochester was established in 1975. The Muslim population in the Greater Rochester area has grown from a few in the late 1960’s to many thousands today. The Islamic Center membership consists of Muslims born in the United States and those who have accepted Islam and the immigrants who come from most of the Muslim countries of the world. The present active membership of the Islamic Center exceeds 500 families. The new building of the Islamic Center of Rochester was completed in 1985. It is located on 4 acres of prime land within 10 minutes of downtown Rochester and the major area universities and colleges. It has over 8.000 square feet of floor space, which includes prayer and multipurpose halls, offices, library and kitchen. There is a picnic shed adjacent to a pond for summer recreation. The property is fully paid for.
Madison International Academy DBA Madison Masjid and North AL Islamic Society Mission Statement: To Provide Academic and cultural education and Training to the Community for empowerment of all.
We are growing Muslim community with great ambitions and love. We adhere to our core faith Islamic values and propagate a message of love, peace, tolerance and community service. We invite you to visit us and learn about us and our faith, Islam.
Makki Masjid Inc is a registered 501©(3) non-profit organization registered in the state of Illinois. Makki Masjid Inc is parent organization which operates Makki Masjid, Madrasah Falah-E-Darain and Makki Educational Academy(MEA) Full-time Islamic school
Masjid ‘Eesa ibn Maryam, also known as the Jesus, Son of Mary Mosque, is a vibrant house of worship located in Hollis, NY that focuses on community service, development, and worship. The Masjid provides daily prayers, weekly khutbah, Children’s Quran Memorization Program, Saturday Children’s Program, Summer Fun and Learning Program, and free community programs including Quran and Tajweed classes, Gardens of the Righteous, and Monday Night Boost.
Masjid Ash-Shaheed (Mosque of The Witness), is an Islamic Community built on piety. "This is a Masjid whose foundation was laid from the first day of piety. It is more worthy of thy standing forth therein. In it are people who love to be purified and Allah loveth those who make themselves pure" (Holy Qur´an, Chapter 9, Verse 108). Masjid Ash-Shaheed (Mosque of The Witness) is in affiliation with those Mosques and Islamic Centers who support the leadership, vision and commentary of Imam W. Deen Mohammed, leader of the largest group of indigenous Muslims. The establishment of Masjid Ash-Shaheed is a result of cumulative efforts over several years. Many of the pioneering believers involved in this historic effort met in indexments, parks and homes to discuss topics on the Qur´an, Seerah (History) of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H.) and Hadith. During this time, there was no officially elected Imam (leader). Group participation, led by designated believers, was the method used to facilitate meetings, m the early spring of 1989, the group formally organized under the name of Charlotte Masjid of Al-Islam and began holding meetings (Ta’aleem) every Sunday. Initially, the meetings were held on a rotating basis in the homes of three families until the group leased the gymnasium of the Hidden Valley Elementary School. Meetings continued to be held there until we moved to our previous location on Tuckaseegee Road. Imam Khalil A. Akbar was selected as the Resident Imam and under his leadership, the community has realized steady growth. In June of 1993, after the passing of one of the pioneering founders of Charlotte Masjid, Brother Mahdi Shaheed, it was unanimously agreed to rename the Charlotte Masjid as Masjid Ash-Shaheed in his honor. Brother Mahdi´s dedication and sincerity was an essential element in the development of the Masjid. Without his untiring faith, belief, and service to Allah, the Muslim Community of Charlotte would have missed a great asset. Ash-Shaheed Islamic Center recently fulfilled a huge dream by moving into our new Masjid/School complex and Community Center at 400 W. Sugar Creek Road, on September 15, 2006. In keeping with the direction of Imam W. Deen Mohammed, we have reinstated our name Masjid Ash-Shaheed. The believers of Masjid Ash-Shaheed are striving to follow the eternal guidance of the Holy Qur´an and the life example of Prophet Muhammad (P.B.U.H.).
the Islamic Institute of Minnesota (IIM) is an organization devoted to the service of Muslims in Minnesota and surrounding areas. IIM is committed to uphold the Qu'ran and the way (Sunna) of the Prophet. IIM is open to all Muslims without regard to their color, race, or ethnic background. The organization's main purpose it to provide religious, educational, and social activities. Furthermore, since Muslims constitute an integral part of the fabric of the United States, being of service to the Muslim community in America is the most needed.
Masjidal solutions are intended to nurture our connection to our Maker, loyalty to our local mosques while building ties of kinship through shared activities and attendees’ consistent presence. The Al-Iqamah app, a cloud-based, digital bulletin board for Masjids, can be remotely managed and refreshed at will. A customizable tool, it can be used to convey salah and iqamah times to attendees within the Masjid. It automatically adjusts for daily prayers like maghrib, and even daylight savings times. It can be remotely loaded with custom content to promote mosque events, giving the community multiple reasons to visit, engendering loyalty.
MAPS was established to bring Muslim Community values to life in the Pacific Northwest. The Muslim Association of Puget Sound (MAPS) started in 2006 with the intent of fostering a thriving community based on Muslim values like spirituality, service, humility, modesty, knowledge, family, unity, harmony, justice, and creating a better society. Since then, we have grown to become the largest Islamic center in the State of Washington, with a diverse community of more than 5,000 families from over 50 countries. As a mosque, we provide year-round religious services and educational/spiritual programming for Muslims (and those seeking to learn about Islam), as well as addressing the religious needs of the community from birth to celebrating weddings to honoring final rites. We also provide a social hub to build relationships between Muslim individuals, families, and organizations.
Khair Masjid and Community Center strives to serve the Greater Philadelphia area Muslims to promote unity, self-development through education, and social activities to strengthen our community.
The Islamic Society of Greater Lansing is a non-profit association that represents the Muslims in the Greater Lansing area. The association practices and conducts religious, social, cultural, and educational activities at the Islamic Center of East Lansing, located at 920 S. Harrison Road, East Lansing, Michigan. One of the goals of the Society is to promote unity among Muslims and deepen their feeling of brotherhood. Towards that goal, the Islamic Center holds congregational prayers, teaching circles, educational programs, and social activities. The Islamic Center provides Muslims and non-Muslims with advice and information about Islam. The Islamic Society of Greater Lansing is open to all and does not make any distinction based on denomination or sects. The Islamic Society conducts its practices based on the Quran and the sayings and traditions of Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon Him, as recorded by his companions, all of whom we respect. We welcome everyone, no questions asked, and if anyone has felt otherwise for any reason, we will be more than glad to talk to you and make you feel welcome again.
The man said, “O Muhammad, tell me about Islam.” The Prophet said, “Islam is to testify there is no God but Allah and Muhammad is the Messenger of Allah, to establish prayer, to give charity, to fast the month of Ramadan, and to perform pilgrimage to the House if a way is possible.” The man said, “You have spoken truthfully. We were surprised that he asked him and said he was truthful.”
AS-SALAAMU 'ALAYKUM! Welcome to Masjid Al-Islam! We're located at 2604 S. Harwood, just south of Downtown Dallas. Jumu'ah prayer is @ 1:45 on Friday. Everyone is welcome. See you soon!
ISF has a variety of services to aid our Muslim population as well as our non-Muslim neighbors. We strive to bring a greater understanding of Islam and Muslims to our own community and to those around us using the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAAW) as our guides. The Islamic Society of Frederick (ISF) is located in the heart of Frederick, Maryland. The community has grown considerably from a few families when it was incorporated in the early 1990’s to a few hundred families today.
OUR VISION With the rising misinformation that our non-Muslim neighbors are hearing from the media, it has become imperative that we reach out and communicate with the other 99% inhabitants of this beautiful state. Our vision is to bridge the gap by opening our doors wide open for the public to come and learn about us through the Islamic Center being built. WHAT WE DO In addition to providing Muslims around the state a sheltered area to pray, we also host a number of events throughout the year meant for both Muslims and non-Muslims alike. As our new center's construction comes to an end, a plethora of fresh activities ranging from sports to debates will become available for all! OUR COMMUNITY Our identity is not one, all the while, we are united by the belief in one God. Members of the ISNH come from many parts of the world- from Egypt to Bosnia, Morocco to Bangladesh, Canada to Palestine and everything in between! All new members find a suitable set of friends with similar spoken languages within their first visit! Of course English is our common language that unites us all.
We strive for the betterment of the Muslim community and society at large.
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The Islamic Da`wah Center is a historical landmark in the heart of Houston, one of America’s greatest cities. The Islamic Da`wah Center was founded to serve an unfulfilled need of the Houston community to explore the rich history and cultures of Islam.
Our mission is to cultivate generations of world class doers and thinkers who lead from an Islamic paradigm while engaging contemporary challenges and opportunities.
The Islamic Society of CNY, known as ISCNY aims to enhance understanding and dispel the many misconceptions about Islam.
Jafaria Islamic Society is a non-profit organization for social, educational and religious purposes, having members from Pakistan, Afghanistan and India.
The Jam-e-Masjid Islamic Center Inc., was established in May, 1988 as a non-profit religious educational organization to serve the Muslim community.
Islamic Society of East Bay (ISEB) is a nonprofit organization which holds the tenets of Islam as in the Holy Quran, and the practices of Prophet Mohammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). ISEB dedicates itself to organize religious, educational and social activities for Muslims and communities at large.
Welcome to the website of the Dar El-Eman Islamic Center (DEIC)! DEIC is located in the heart of the beautiful city of Arlington. Our mission is to serve the religious needs of the Muslim community of Arlington. DEIC offers services related to but not limited to five daily prayers, Friday prayer, and educational sessions through talks and seminars. DEIC, in collaboration with other Islamic institutions in the DFW area, is involved in providing various social services like food collection and distribution to those who need it the most.
Lighthouse for Humanity is a non-profit Islamic organization committed to serve all people who seek
Loudoun Islamic Center (LIC) is a faith-based 501(c)(3) tax-exempt non-profit entity. LIC is a diverse, non-sectarian, multi-ethnic, broad-minded community, non-discriminatory policies and practices that encourage equal active participation from all. All members of LIC endorse its rules, regulations, and procedures, by virtue of their membership and cooperation with LIC initiatives. Mission Our mission is to please our Creator (Allah swt) by providing religious, social, and educational services to the greater Loudoun County while maintaining the highest level of transparency, integrity and professionalism (TIP). Vision To be a model American Muslim Community in the greater Loudoun County guided by the Quranic principles and teachings of the Prophet Mohammed (The most glorified).
History Birmingham Islamic Society (“BIS”) was formed in 1990 as an unincorporated association under the laws of the state of Alabama, as successor to the University of Alabama at Birmingham’s chapter of the Muslim Students’ Association, which was formed in the early 1980s. BIS is governed by a constitution that calls for regular elections of board members, currently consisting of seven members. Officers of BIS consist of an elected president and treasurer/secretary. Four additional members are also elected by the general body of BIS. Since its inception, BIS operated a 3000 square foot Masjid located in the proximity of the University of Birmingham (“UAB”). This facility served as the main Masjid and a home for the At-Tawheed school formed in 1994 until the purchase of the Homewood Masjid in 1996. Our Vision To become the unifying platform for nurturing and sustaining a vibrant Muslim community in the Greater Birmingham area, and to help improve the quality of life for society at large. Our Mission The mission is to enhance the quality of Iman (faith) and the application of Islam in the Greater Birmingham area. To this end, Birmingham Islamic Society is committed to: help the Muslims embrace Islamic values, and fulfill their responsibilities; engage, educate and mentor Muslim youths, and develop potential generations of leaders; involve and unite the Muslim community at large, and to build bridges with outside communities; provide and maintain comprehensive services to the Muslims; promote a better understanding of Islam among non Muslims, and participate in local and national politics and community In 1996, BIS purchased a three acre facility located in Homewood, Alabama with approximately 40,000 square feet under roof. This facility also housed the Islamic Academy of Alabama (“IAA”), successor to At-Tawheed school. This facility served as the BIS main center until 2007 and now is called Homewood Masjid. BIS recognized the need to expand its facilities. The principle criterion, as defined by the BIS new community center search committee was the geographic proximity to the majority of Muslims in Birmingham. Hoover (10 miles south of Birmingham) was identified as the ideal area to locate a community center. In 2003, a Musallah was started in a rental facility. This musallah was a successful testing ground and gauged the community interest. In 2006, a significant majority of the community in an open forum voted to purchase an existing church. After a one year of struggle with the zoning and construction issues, this facility was renovated as an Islamic Center with the first Jummah prayer held on December 28, 2007. The community participated in a “Name the Masjid” contest and the name suggested by a young member of the Muslim community was chosen, Hoover Crescent Islamic Center. In 2004, BIS satisfied the needs of the Muslim community and started our local cemetery, the Muslim Garden. In 2010, BIS started Westside Masjid in Fairfield, Alabama to serve the spiritual and social needs of the community residing and working in the west side of the greater Birmingham area. In 2011, BIS partnered with the Association of Physicians of Pakistani-descent in North America Alabama Chapter (“APPNA-AL”) and started a free clinic, Red Crescent Clinic of Alabama (“RCCA”).
Offers services & resources about Islam and humanity. Supports INTRAfaith relations and MCE
Established in 1986, THE ISLAMIC SOCIETY OF MONMOUTH COUNTY (ISMC) is a non-profit organization with the objective of strengthening the bond of humanity. We are dedicated to creating an atmosphere for better citizenship and improving the well being of our community at large.
The Islamic Institute of America, Founded in 2015, is located in Dearborn Heights, Michigan, USA. Founded by Imam Sayed Hassan Qazwini and funded by community donations, the institute is made up of over 1000 families with diverse ethnicities. The IIA is a not-for- profit 501(c)3 charitable organization with tax exemption status. Centered around education, the Institute promotes the teachings of Islam following the traditions of the Ahlulbayt. The IIA is comprised of a board of trustees, board of directors, and board of education. The leadership is made up of individuals with various professional, personal, business, and educational backgrounds including businessmen, public officials, educators, doctors, lawyers, and parents. The IIA also has an active interfaith office that works within the local and national community as it represents Islam in churches, synagogues, mosques, colleges, and other faith organizations. Events catering to both English-speaking and Arabic-speaking audiences include Friday prayer, Youth programs, Sunday breakfast, Quranic Tafsir classes, Ramadan programs, Ashura programs, and Islamic retreats, among many more. Over the years, the IIA has empowered leaders dedicated to servitude and community engagement to provide these programs to audiences of all ages.
This project was part of our University of California, Berkeley course taught by Dr. Hatem Bazian called Asians in America 128AC: Muslims in America. We divided into groups and went out into the Bay Area Muslim communities to interview and collect their community stories.
The Islamic Center of Union County(ICUC) is non-profit organization that provide the Muslim community of union county with religious, educational, and social service. ICUC has been serving the Muslim community of Union county since 2010
To establish an active Masjid, adhering to Islamic principles, with a welcoming environment, high-quality services, a platform for community engagement, and ideas to flourish that bring benefits to Muslims and our wider communities.
We are a team of change-makers who believe that every helping hand can raise a child and create a better future for them
ICWL was established to advance the cause of Islam and nurture the religious, educational, and social needs of the community. The center also aimed at fostering the outreach and relations with the greater community around it. The guidelines governing the activities of the center are based on the Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
The core ideals that enshrined ICWS from its infancy are of Islamic awareness and outreach. Over the years, ICWS has achieved this by hosting a series of programs on Quran (Tafsir i.e. Interpretation and Explanation of the Quran) and Seerah.
Established in the late 70's, our masjid and community has grown tremendously. We have many programs and events to match all generations. Programs are conducted in English & Bengali, to cater the older crowds.
The Islamic Society of Baltimore aspires to be the anchor of a growing Muslim community with diverse backgrounds, democratically governed, relating to one another with inclusiveness and tolerance, and interacting with neighbors in an Islamic exemplary manner. Maryland’s largest Islamic community with full-time K-8 school, Sunday School, Quran Academy, Community Health Clinic, Nursery, and more. ISB engages in regular interfaith, government relations, social services, and much more!
ISBA is an outreach institution that provides education about Islam and promotes interfaith dialogue
Islamic Relief USA provides relief and development in a dignified manner regardless of gender, race,
“One person can change the world, but it takes an entire community to raise that person.” We envision the future leaders of the Muslim ummah – both men and women – to be brought up and fostered in MCMC. We take care of their needs from birth to adulthood, by giving them and their parents the tools and support they need to thrive as great Muslims.
IFSF is one of, if not the largest Islamic Center in South Florida, established in 1989, providing a vibrant Fulltime and Weekend School, a spacious temporary Masjid (part of the school complex), a Food Bank for area Masjids, to assist needy families.
IFSWS is a non-profit organization in Plainfield, IL. As a central community center in the Plainfield area, IFSWS works to help create a welcoming environment for members of all ages, especially the youth. As the influx of more Muslim families into Plainfield area continues and increases the diversity of our community, the Islamic Foundation of Southwest Suburbs is on a constant path of improvement and progress. We are committed in continuing this trend of progress and improvement through all current projects and upcoming programs. The community’s contribution is essential in this time of tremendous growth for your Islamic Society. Come and join the effort as we all grow together.
A Masjid (place of worship) for the remembrance of Allah (God) SWT providing Islamic knowledge to the public and promoting Islam as a peaceful, tolerant and inspirational religion for future generations.
The Islamic Center of Orlando (ICO) is an independent organization. Its function is to practice and propagate Islam in the United States by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for members of the public at large. ICO is located in Orlando, Florida. It is located central to Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios and serves as both a Masjid and a Community Center catering to all Muslims of Orlando and the local Orlando community as a whole. Our community is as diverse as the United States itself, with individuals from all continents and all walks of life. It has grown to encompass thousands of community members from converts to multi-generational families. Our center is open every day of the year and serves as a place of worship, a place of gathering, a hub for community events, interfaith dialogue, and a cultural resource. We welcome visitors of all faiths and are open to anyone who wants to learn about our religion and our ever-growing community. Alhamdullilah, ICO is very pleased to announce the opening of the Windermere Musallah in Winter Garden.
Islamic Center Nur is located at 1073 Lawrenceville Hwy, Lawrenceville GA 30045. We serve local Muslims and our general community. Our purpose is to be a center where people can learn about the true beauty of Islam and practice our beautiful religion. We serve a growing population in Gwinnett with programs that aim to instill knowledge, confidence and love within our community. We have seen great growth in our numbers as people are becoming more aware of our center. IC Nur has a welcoming environment for a diverse group of people from all over the world as well as all age groups
Islamic Center Of Richmond (ICR) is a registered 501c(3) non-profit religious organization in Glen Allen, VA. ICR has been serving the Muslim community since 2007 and caters to the needs of hundreds of families in the greater Richmond area.
The Islamic Center of Hunterdon County is a religious and educational non-profit organization where all activities are guided by and do not contradict the teachings of Islam.
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Islam is not a new religion, but the same truth that God revealed through all His prophets to every people. For a fifth of the world's population, Islam is both a religion and a complete way of life. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy, and forgiveness, and the majority has nothing to do with the extremely grave events, which have come to be associated with their faith.
The mission of the Islamic Center of Wheaton (ICW) is to fulfill the Islamic obligation of Muslims
Established 1979, the Islamic Society of Lawrence seeks to serve the needs of the Muslim community as a non-profit religious organization in Lawrence, KS.
The mission of the Islamic Center of North Marin (ICNM) to serve as a source of guidance, knowledge, and service for the Muslims and broader community of North Marin, and to convey the beauty and wisdom of the Islamic tradition to our members, children, and neighbors. Our community services include all five daily prayers (salah), weekly congregational prayers (jummu’ah), weekly study gatherings (halaqah), youth Qur’an studies (maktab), classes and programs of various types, including ones specifically for women, and interfaith and community engagement programs.
During the early 1980’s international students from countries like Morocco and Indonesia first began arriving at KSU. As the number of Muslims started growing in Manhattan the need for a masjid where the Muslim community could perform their five daily prayers as well as other Islamic activities were increasing. By the grace of Allah the Muslim community took an active role in helping establish the first masjid ever built in Manhattan. On July 2, 1982 the Muslim community was able to acquire a two-story house at the corner of Sunset and Anderson, which they renovated and converted into a Masjid.
This is the official Facebook page for the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix.
We aim to share knowledge, events, community service opportunities and social gatherings that take pl
Welcome to the Islamic Center of Greater Cincinnati
The Islamic Center of Daytona Beach has a rich and diverse history that spans well over 30 years. As the first Masjid to accommodate a central location for Muslim activities in Volusia County, the ICDB flowered from the hearts of Muslims from various backgrounds including Arab, Asian, African-American, and so many others. The original Masjid, received funding in the mid-1980s to be built at the 347 South Keech Street location in Daytona Beach, FL. It was officially founded in 1986 with the help of Allah (subhanahu wa taala) and the local community and students. This original location was built from the intention to create not just as a place of worship but a space where bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood would be formed, diversity is celebrated and kindness prevailed.
This is the official page of The Islamic Center of Fort Collins - ICFC
Since its opening in 2001, the Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno has worked to promote an un-distorted, sincere and peaceful image of Islam and the American Muslim community. They have worked to do so by building community and relationships with religious organizations and centers, schools and districts, civic leaders and offices, and more. ICCF is also a strong proponent of both inter and intra faith relationship building. As an interfaith leader, ICCF and its members are actively involved in just about every interfaith event and project in our community. As an intra-faith leader, ICCF actively leads the way in engaging all centers and organizations within the Muslim community to foster peace and to develop a greater sense of the Muslim American identity and what that means in the Central Valley.
The Islamic Center of Johnson County is a 501(c)(3) non-profit religious organization dedicated to providing religious, educational and social services to the Muslim community of Johnson County, Kansas, USA.
Established on August 1st 1988. Previous legal name: Islamic Society of Masjid Al-Islam. On May 21st 1992 the name of organization was changed to the Islamic Center of Charlotte ( ICC )
Dar al Islam is dedicated to cultivating greater understanding of Islam in order to celebrate our commonalities and build stronger relationships.
The Islamic Center of Boston (ICB) was established in 1979 (1400 AH) as a nonprofit, nonsectarian religious, educational and cultural organization. Services provided by the ICB include congregational prayers, Ramadan iftaars and taraveeh, a Sunday school, eid programs, educational lectures, and interfaith activities. The center services the Muslim community west and north of Boston although people travel to get to this center from as far away as New Hampshire and Falmouth. Center's membership includes many ethnic groups and represents Muslims from all over the world.
Greater Houston is home to many Muslims, including Indonesian Muslims who are in the need to establish a community centre for a place to get together for religious, social, cultural and positive moral guidance. IAMC is a religious non-profit institution in charge of managing and operating Masjid Istiqlal-Houston. We are established in 2012 in the state of Texas. In 2016 our status is exempt from the Federal Income tax under section 510(c)(3) of Internal Revenue code
The Islamic Center of Blacksburg is as a NON-PROFIT 501(c)(3) organzation dedicated solely to religious, educational, and charitable purposes and headquartered in Blacksburg, Virginia
The center is located in Burlington, Massachusetts, approximately 20 minutes from Boston. With the help of Allah, this Masjid has been and continues to be an active and energetic one. Brothers and sisters congregate for their five daily prayers, offer salat al-jum’ah, learn in halaqas, send their children to an Islamic school and much more. The center offers a variety of activities to brothers and sisters of all ages, stressing Islam as a way of life in the light of the Quran and Sunnah of the Prophet (peace be upon him).
Islamic Center of East Brunswick (ICEB) has been established by the members of the Muslim community of East Brunswick and neighboring areas so that individually and collectively they all can practice their Islamic faith, uphold ethical and moral values, indulge and support religious, educational pursuits, upgrade our character, and thus by these acts glorify Allah (Exalted He Is). ICEB also has this mission to serve the social, cultural and religious needs of central Jersey in general, and East Brunswick Community in particular. The services that ICEB provides are not limited to one specific religion or ethnic group, but it covers residents from diverse backgrounds, religions, and cultures.
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The Islamic Community Center of Atlanta (ICCA) is a central meeting place for Muslims living in the Fayetteville area, a southeast suburb of Atlanta. The ICCA is an active organization, offering many educational programs related to the study of Islam for all age groups as well as providing a community center for social events.
The Diyanet Center of America’s mission is to enlighten society about religion with factual and updated knowledge based on essential Islamic sources.
The King Fahad Mosque The mosque is significant within the Muslim community and is the principle public building in Islam. As a gift to the Muslim community of Southern California from Saudi Arabia, Prince Abdulaziz Bin Fahad Bin Abdulaziz Al-Saud, Minister of State and Cabinet. Member, provided funding for the land, (1993) and King Fahad pledged funds for the construction of the building (1995). It will serve as both a religious and educational center for Muslims and non-Muslims, worldwide. Inside the Mosque the Qiblah (direction of prayer) was built facing towards the Ka’ba (mosque) in the city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia. This is the direction that all Muslims face when they pray. Following Islamic tradition there is: marble facade, hand made tiles from Turkey, and a 72 foot high minaret topped with a gold leaf crescent. The Minaret is an architectural-symbol of Islam. Covering 63,000 square feet it is comprised of a central prayer area, an auditorium, conference rooms, and modern amenities for wudu (a-self-purification process performed prior to prayers). This Mosque Does NOT Receive Any Funds From Overseas And All Expenses Are Paid By The Congregants Who Come To Pray Every Day As Donations. The King Fahad Mosque is located at 10980 Washington – Boulevard in Culver City, California. It is open daily for all five prayers. Check the schedules at our calender and other pages on this website for special and continuing programs. Owned and operated by The Islamic Foundation of Shaikh Ibn Taimmiyyah the entire. project was guided by Director General, “Dr. Khalil Al Khalil. The Islamic Foundation of Shaikh Ibn Taimmiyyah is located across the street from The King Fahad Mosque at 11004 Washington Boulevard. Sheikh Al – Islam Ibn Taymiyah Foundation Ibn Taymiyah Foundation has supervised the project of King Fahd mosque in Los Angeles since its commencement. It is responsible for management and future activities. The establishment of this foundation dates back to 1400H (1980). Its activities began in the “Muslim Student House” in the city’s western part. The idea developed further and a house was purchased in the same area for prayers, lectures and Dawa activities. The foundation is an Islamic charity organization legally recognized by the official US. authorities. it is exempted from taxes, entitled to own property and practice religious, educational, informational and intellectual activities throughout the United States. The foundation’s established objectives are: – Propagation of Islam in the light of the Glorious Quran and Traditions of Prophet Muhammad in keeping with the method of the righteous predecessors. – Preserving of the Islamic Faith, unifying Muslim ranks to regain their rights and be proud of their religion and civilization. – Construction of mosques, schools and colleges, organization of conferences and publication of books. – Linking Muslims in America with their Muslim brothers and Sisters everywhere. – Enhancing cordial and humanitarian relations with various foundations, engaging into a mutual dialogue based on justice and pride. The foundation supervises one other mosque: – Masjid al Salam in central Los Angeles.
First hijrah is non profit, non political, humanitarian Islamic organization established by Ethiopian Muslims in northern America.
Bridgeport Islamic Community Center (BICC) is a tax-exempt, non-profit religious organization.
AMJA was established in response to the growing need of an Islamic jurisprudence specific to Muslims in the West. Its main goal is to uphold authentic ...
Established in 1993 the Muslim American Society (MAS) is a dynamic charitable, religious, social, cu
Masjid Al-Islam Carteret Islamic Center was established as a non profit organization to provide educational, social and spiritual environment to Muslims with a special emphasis on Muslim Youth to prepare them for the challenges of education and maintaining firm commitment towards Islamic values and ideologies.
CAIR is America's largest Muslim civil rights and advocacy organization.
Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Siddiq is an Islamic center serving as a masjid and a gathering place for the Muslim community in Hayward and the larger Bay Area. The Islamic Center consists of a 11,000 sq. foot building providing a main musullah (prayer hall) and a private sisters’ musallah, a multipurpose meeting area, nearly 4,000 sq. feet of second-floor classrooms, office space, a library, and a warming kitchen. Our major educational services are weekend classes for children and adults. These classes teach the Qur’an and Arabic, religious studies, as well as reading and writing lessons in Pashto and Farsi, which are the languages spoken in Afghanistan. Social services include zakaat and sadaqa (alms and charity) distribution as well as funeral services including on-site washing and shrouding the body prior to the Janazah prayer and burial.
The Islamic Academy of Delaware is the official school of the Islamic Society of Delaware located at 28 Salem Church Rd, Newark, DE 19713
Welcome to the Islamic Society of Corona Norco ISCN CREED The centerpiece of our creed is the Oneness and Uniqueness of Allah (SWT), Who is the One and Only, the Merciful and Compassionate Creator, and that Muhammad (may Allah’s peace and blessings be upon him) is His Final Prophet and Messenger. ISCN MISSION ISCN is an independent, non-profit, religious organization. Its mission is to assist Muslims in America to preserve their religious heritage and customs and to create a sense of community amongst the followers of Islam. ISCN members shall contribute peacefully and democratically to the diversity and pluralism of American society.
Accredited by South Carolina Independent School Association; SCISA is a lead partner for independent education with Cognia As-Sabeel Academy is a full-time elementary and middle school, currently serving boys and girls from the Preschool level through the Eighth Grade. The school was founded in 2008 to offer a quality educational experience in an Islamic environment for the greater Greenville, SC. As an Islamic school, As-Sabeel Academy is the most effective and vital vehicle for assisting parents in their efforts to preserve the Islamic identity of Muslim children growing up in America. Our aim is to increase the love of learning and the love of Islam in our students, so that they grow up into well-balanced citizens who will make positive contributions to society.
Located at 2725 Benton Dr., the Islamic Center of Waco was established in 1987 and stands as the first Islamic Center/Mosque in the greater Waco Community.
We (Islamic Society of Fargo Moorhead) provide the following services in Fargo-Moorhead and the neighboring community. Some of these services are offered for free, while others require fees to cover associated costs. Please contact us for details if you wish to receive any of the following services.
Darul Arqum Islamic Center is a non-profit organization that was founded in 2002 by a group of Muslims who wanted to create a place where they could come together to pray, learn about Islam, and socialize. The Islamic center is a vibrant and welcoming community where Muslims of all ages and backgrounds can come together to practice their faith and learn about Islam. The center is committed to providing its members with the resources and support they need to live their lives according to Islamic principles.
The Islamic Center of Davis is a non-profit religious organization whose fundamental purpose is to encourage and enable Muslims with the basic knowledge and competence in Islam to contribute individually and collectively toward meeting human needs in conformity with Islamic doctrines and belief. The aim of the Islamic Center is to serve the best interest of Islam and Muslims in Davis through the following means:
Our courageous teams and partners across the globe often have to operate in the world’s most difficult and dangerous places. They dedicate their lives to fulfill our mission to support the world’s most vulnerable people.
Accredited by Cognia Our Mission is to cultivate civic-minded, professionally successful, God-conscious Muslim leaders. Our Vision is to become the premier academic institution by simultaneously instilling Islamic Character while ranking in the top decile in STEM and the Arts.
Our mission is to create a welcoming and inclusive environment anchored in the rich traditions of the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet (ﷺ).
In 1983, a small group of families in Herndon and Reston, Virginia established the All Dulles Area Muslim Society (ADAMS) Center to serve the local Muslim population. Over the past three decades, the ADAMS Center has grown into one of the largest Muslim communities in the Washington, D.C. area. Today, we serve the areas of Sterling, Ashburn, Centerville, Chantilly, Gainesville, Great Falls Herndon, Leesburg, McLean, and Reston, in northern Virginia. Our community continues to grow each year as more families join us.
The Islamic Center of Maine is a functioning mosque and community center for Orono & Bangor's vibrant Muslim community. One of our primary goals is to connect with non-Muslims to increase unders
Masjid Al-Huda was established in August 2008 under the auspices of Guidance, Inc and is located at 5075 S 43rd St. Greenfield, WI 53220. With the goal of “Seeking the pleasure of Allah (swt) by building character according to the teachings of the Holy Qur’an and the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him)”, Masjid Al-Huda seeks to serve the community by offering enriching programs for adults, youths and children. With the first project of arranging a food drive for the needy, Masjid Al-Huda has come a long way and currently offers five daily prayers, two Friday prayer services, full-time Qur’an memorization, evening youth classes, sisters programs, children’s crafts amongs many more programs. In addition, Masjid Al-Huda also founded Milwaukee Muslim Funeral Home, the first in the state of Wisconsin established to offer funeral services according to Islamic teachings. The project runs on donations from the community members.
At Al-Amin Amin Center of Florida, we are more than just a place of worship – we are a vibrant community dedicated to fostering spiritual growth, education, and service. Founded on the principles of compassion, inclusivity, and excellence, our center serves as a beacon of faith and unity for Muslims in Boynton Beach and beyond. Community-Centered Approach Education and Empowerment Service to Humanity
South Metro Islamic Center (SMIC) is a vision brought to light to serve the needs and dreams of Muslim Families in Eagan, Apple Valley, Rosemount, Lakeville, Farmington, and surrounding communities. SMIC is a joint project of MAS MN and MET Council.
Rolla is a city located in central Missouri, and home to Missouri University of Science and Technology (commonly known as Missouri S&T and formerly known as the University of Missouri–Rolla). We serve more than 350 Muslims living in Phelps County and surrounding area. The center is always open from Fajr till Isha prayer and offers a place to pray, study, school, qur’anic and arabic classes for non-Arabic speakers, tajweed sessions, seminars/workshops, dining Area, grocery store, parking, …etc.
Islamic Foundation of New York is a non-profit organization started its noble journey since 2007. In the surrounding neighborhood of Douglaston, Little Neck, Oakland Garden, Bayside, Bellerose, Hollis Hill and Queens Village, in New York City area, has been started a mission to serve the community and the children for their education and practice of Islam, helping the needy and providing humanitarian support. By the grace of Allah (SWT), the mission has been started the construction of an Islamic center in 2017 at the heart of Queens on its own property. In this long journey - Alhamdulillah!, we accomplished 90% of the job and rest of the jobs are in progress. We need your generous support to complete this center and open the door for the Children education and Community services. Certainly your donations will be Sadaqa-e Jariya. Allah (SWT) has promised the best reward for this good deed, in this Dunya and in the Akhira.
As the oldest Islamic Center in Contra Costa County, ICCC is a non-profit organization that offers a broad range of religious, educational, cultural, social and charitable activities to the Muslim Community based around the cities of Concord.
The Islamic Center of New England founded in 1964, is an institution dedicated to the betterment of both Muslims and society at large and draws its strength and guidance from the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS), may the peace and blessings of Allah be bestowed upon him. It has masajid (mosques) at two sites, one in Quincy, MA and the second in Sharon, MA.
Teaching and reading of the holy Quran, daily and Friday congregations, Islamic Education for Children and perform marriages and funeral services.
At the GBIC, we strive to implement mainstream Islamic traditions that are welcoming to all. Our mission is to become a holistic center for our community.
We seek to foster a Muslim community based on the Islamic principles of equality, solidarity, tolerance and generosity. Our goal is also to promote interfaith dialogue and provide information about the Islamic faith at different levels of inquiry.
The Gracious Center of Learning and Enrichment Activities (GCLEA), a registered 501(c)3 non-profit organization, officially began operations in 2010 with the intention of providing the Muslim Community of Southern New Jersey with a variety of services and programs which would see to their spiritual, educational, and social needs. Since its opening, GCLEA has been welcomed to the area with open arms and has seen exponential growth due to the nature of its services and programs. GCLEA has become an integral part of the Southern New Jersey Community and hopes to continue to serve the area and set a new standard of excellence by which Islamic centers across the country are run. Our VISION is to create an environment that respects tradition and values, and that promotes kindness, knowledge and civic engagement. Our MISSION is to provide spiritual, cultural, social and educational programs for individuals in the Southern Jersey area that encourage the cultivation and enrichment of Muslim identity while fostering community connectedness and engagement. Our VALUES, which drive program development and operation, include: Honoring the cultural traditions of community members. Treating all individuals with respect. Building and strengthening community. Promoting emotional, spiritual and physical well-being. Responding to community member needs. Maintaining excellence in service and program provision. Ensuring fiscal responsibility and ethical behavior.
Muslim Association of Northwest (MANW) is a Washington State registered (1995) 501(c)3 non-profit organization. The majority of its activities are conducted from Masjid Umar Al-Farooq location since 1994. The organization's mission is to service the North King County and South Snohomish County communities by providing Islamic education, social services and promoting the teachings of Islam among Muslims and inquiring non-Muslims. MANW strives to build harmony among Muslims and non-Muslims alike, providing religious services, and helping the needy.
The Easton Phillipsburg Muslim Association (EPMA) is a non profit 501c(3) organization, serving religious, educational and social needs of the Muslim community in Easton, Phillipsburg and surrounding areas.
Mission We provide a full spectrum of valued resources and services to our diverse community. We aim to provide a safe place for people of all ages and backgrounds to connect, pray, learn and grow in accordance with Quran and Sunnah. With love and compassion, we hope to inspire and build the future generation of American Muslim leaders. We strive to work in harmony with other Muslim and non-Muslim groups and civic organizations to meaning fully contribute to charitable causes and enhance our collective future. We provide our services in a transparent and effective way, leveraging a team of dedicated and volunteer resources.
About the First Muslim Mosque of Pittsburgh Al-Masjid al-Awwal is located in the historic Hill District of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and was the first masjid established in the state of Pennsylvania. We ascribe to the understanding of Islam upon the pristine way of the Prophet Muhammad (may Allah raise his rank and grant him peace) and his noble Companions (may Allah be pleased with them all), as understood and implemented by the early righteous imams of the first three generations of goodness (may Allah have Mercy on them). Believing and practicing as the Companions did is true guidance according to the Book of Allah, and all other ways lead to disunity and argumentation
Fiji Jamat Ul-Islam serves to promote a better understanding of Islam. It is an institution that stan
The Auburn Islamic Center is located in Auburn, Alabama, USA.
ACA is an Islamic private school, founded in 1996 by parents and community members with a vision and need for an alternative to public school. We strive to provide excellence in academic, religious, and character education and comprehensive and balanced program to enhance our students’ potential and skills. We embody a cohesive governing board of volunteers that possess strong organizational leadership and solid infrastructure. We serve Muslim children and their families from all nations locally and internationally. We provide instruction in the following subjects: Language Arts, Math, Science, Social Studies, Arabic Language, Quran, Islamic Studies, Computer, Fine Arts and Physical Education.
Islamic Mission and Mosque Incorporated, DBA Baitul Ilm Academy is a not for profit 501C (3) Charitable Organization with both Federal and State Tax exemption. Baitul Ilm Community is made up of over 200 Shia Muslim Families who originally migrated to US from South East Asia, East Africa, Middle East and local Americans who have embraced Islam. Baitul Ilm began its activities in 2003 conducting services in rental facilities in Western and NW Suburbs of greater Chicago. Within two years the community galvanized to purchase a 13,800 SF facility situated on a 4 acre parcel of land. This facility, built 14 years ago, served as a professional funeral home. REGULAR ACTIVITIES AT BAITUL ILM A vibrant family Sunday School for children and adults Daily morning and evening prayers in congregation Weekly special services on Thursday and Friday Forums for Inter and Intra Faith dialogue Educational Seminars during summer, winter and spring school breaks Annual blood drive Annual food drive Hosting important family services including Weddings, Aqiqah and Family Counseling Funeral and Memorial services. FUTURE PLANNED ACTIVITIES Ahl al-Bait seminary: fulltime higher Islamic education for Howza studies After school Programs including coaching, assisting children with their homework and Qur’an learning classes on a daily basis Full time regular school Translation of important Islamic literature and educational materials NEW MULTIPURPOSE BUILDING The existing building was of course not designed according to our needs. We felt a need to build a purpose built building for worshipping, educational, social and cultural activities. The new building has many features which makes it multipurpose and extremely useful for diverse needs of the entire community in the area. Some features are as follows: A formal Masjid Full time school Library and computer lab Multipurpose hall for banquet and conferences Offices and meeting rooms Gift shop and book store To view pictures of the building, click here Baitul Ilm is a prestigious and graceful representation of followers of Ahlul-bait (A.S) in this part of the country. Your generous support will further enhance and advance the cause of our community to new heights insha’Allah and in result you will have a successful partner for your local institution by the name of Baitul Ilm in Chicago.
kees-kortmulder-119965-unsplash.jpg Our aim is to harvest a strong Muslim Ummah while cultivating individuals on the right path. We strive to create a vibrant unified society within a diverse population. We aggregate the individuals under the light of Quran and Sunnah. We try to preserve the Islamic essence making ourselves a prominent, respectable, and an honorable community. The community center focuses on upholding and abiding by the Islamic banner and its values in any instance while guiding the lives of people according to Islamic principles. DISTINCT INITIATIVE We concentrate on modeling our actions and intentions to create our positive impression in the salad bowl society because these are the basic building blocks of Islam which needs to strengthen in order to achieve our goal of forming a well interwoven structure that the Muslim Ummah lacks today. MISSION STATEMENT We have taken the responsibility to prepare a field by sowing the seed of Islam in the generation of tomorrow, direct the life of a Muslim as defined by the Quran and Sunnah and spread the word of Islam; so that Allah doesn’t hold us answerable as we lacked our duties towards our faith.
The first Muslims arrived in Boise, Idaho around 1955. We started small with 15-20 people attending congregational prayers. Through the years, we have transitioned from our grassroots origins to a fully operational nonprofit center. We pride ourselves in our diversity, community engagement and building common alliances. As a group, we are very diverse. We speak different languages, come from various social and cultural backgrounds. Yet, we are united in our common faith and belief in the principles of Islam
AMS is a non-profit association representing Muslims in Coldwater, Michigan, and surrounding areas.
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Located in the heart of El Centro, our mosque is where many muslims go to pray, dua, attend Friday Prayer and events; such as potlucks, programs, and open house events. Our events include a diverse group of people not just from our religion, but also people of other religions and ethnicities. So, feel free and don't hesitate to come our events and meet our amazing and distinctive community!
AMCC is an Islamic organization founded in 2012 with the intent of serving the Muslims of Central Florida. Its mission is to provide Islamic educational, social and cultural services to the Muslim community in Central Florida and to promote the teachings of Islam to the inquiring people of other faith traditions. AMCC strives to build links between Muslim families, businesses and organizations, provides year-round activities and religious services and is committed to helping the needy. AMCC MISSION & VISION MISSION Our mission is to foster a vibrant, inclusive community that meets the diverse needs of all members. From religious and educational programs to social and cultural events, we offer comprehensive services. We promote friendly relations with people of other faiths and provide a safe space for youth to thrive in an Islamic environment, while also honoring our elders. Join us in celebrating faith, culture, and unity! VISION AMCC mission is to serve Allah (swt) through service to humanity by providing religious education and social services in the best Islamic manner as commanded in the Quran and demonstrated in the Sunnah. AMCC believes that, service to humankind is an important part of devotion to Allah (swt) and that all Muslims are enjoined to be good citizens and neighbors.
Ahlul Bait Center’s community consists of more than 150 families most of which are under the age of 40. They are mostly new Iraqi immigrant of the early 1990s. In addition to the Iraqis, there are several other Arab nationalities such as Lebanese, Moroccans, Algerians, Palestinians, and a large number of students from Saudi Arabia (more than 20 families) who came to study in the Chicago area. More than 90% of the youth are under the age of 12
ACTON-BOXBOROUGH REGIONAL ISLAMIC COMMUNITY CENTER is a non-profit organization established in 2017 serving the community of Acton-Boxborough (MA).
Masjid Adam Islamic Education Center serves its own Sugarland community, as well as its guests from all over Houston. Masjid Adam provides prayer services for the 5 daily prayers and the Friday prayer. Masjid Adam serves its educational purpose as well, with its Weekend Islamic School, along with the Weekday Quran Class and Nazra class. Masjid Adam also holds various halaqas and programs for the community (please refer to Weekly Activities for details). We provide religious advising and counseling at Masjid. A self-sustaining Islamic center established on the premise of building a strong community by empowering individuals spiritually, educationally, and socially based on the methodology of the Prophet(pbuh).
American Islamic Institute is affiliated with Masjid of AV Islamic cemetery and Mortuary of AV
BIS is committed to preparing American Muslim religious leaders for compassionate service to society
All praise and thanks belong to Allah (S.W.T.), with Whose blessing all good and righteous deeds happen, and all success is from Him. May prayers and peace be upon our dear Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ)anduponhis family and his companions. You plan and I plan but Allah is the Best Planner. Al Falah Center was established in November 2010 by a group of community members to serve the needs of the growing Muslim community in Bridgewater and to play a positive role in the wider faith community. In 2011, Al Falah made an application to the Township to build a mosque and community center at the site of a former Redwood Inn located in a residential area. The application conformed to all existing laws and zoning codes in Bridgewater, where houses of worship were permitted in residential areas. Al Falah completed all the necessary traffic studies and our engineers met with the Township’s Engineer, Traffic Consultant, and Fire Official to review the application.
Abubakr Islamic Center of WA is the center of religious, educational and social activities for the Muslim community in Washington State, located in the beautiful Pacific Northwest. Also, Abubakr Islamic Center offers a diverse range of classes and lectures conducted by local scholars on a weekly basis. These educational gatherings provide a platform for individuals to learn about and engage with various aspects of Islamic teachings and practices. These classes cover a wide array of topics, catering to different levels of understanding and interests. Whether it’s an introductory course on the fundamentals of Islam, an in-depth study of the Quran, or a discussion on Islamic jurisprudence, attendees can find classes suited to their needs. The shaykhs leading these classes are knowledgeable and experienced, ensuring a comprehensive and enriching learning experience. Overall, the series of classes and lectures offered by Abubakr Islamic Center provide a valuable platform for local shuyookhs and teachers to share their knowledge, foster a sense of community, and empower individuals to better comprehend and practice their faith.
ICQC is an organization of Muslims providing facilities and personnel for regular and special prayer
The Masjid Al-Karam Foundation is a masjid located at 1724 Woodlawn Dr Suit 38, Woodlawn, MD 21207. With a goal of continuously making efforts to grow our community and bring people to Islam and guide them along the way. As well as our main goal to establish a new center, a new Masjid Al-Karam spreading Islam in the lands.
We are a unique Muslim community center located in Aurora, CO striving to serve the needs of our growing and diverse Muslim community here in the greater Denver metro area. Our center offers prayer halls and classroom spaces that allow CMCC to host many programs that serve men, women, children, adolescents, and families. Our blend of spaces allows us to support our Islamic way of life trough providing a place where our families can come to learn, play, and pray all in the same building. Explore our site to find out about our Community Programs, Classes, Rental spaces available for special events, ask questions, and more. We look forward to serving you.
Islamic Center of Northern New York is a non-profit, non-political, religious and educational institute.The purpose of the masjid is to advance the teachings of Islam according to the Holy Qur’an and the sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and to serve the Muslim community in upstate New York. We also hope to serve as a bridge between the Muslim and non-Muslim communities here in the tri-city area to promote mutual learning and understanding.With the objectives of (a) providing services to the Muslim community and (b) bringing together the Muslim and non-Muslim communities in the area.
The HASKAY Center is located in Woodbridge, VA, and is a non-profit organization focused on serving the needs of the Muslim communities in the Washington Metropolitan Area. The mission of this Center is to make a place of worship accessible to all and spread the authentic sunnah of the prophet to both Muslims and non-Muslims. The center provides numerous activities for the community such as: Holding the daily Salah’s (Jummah/Jama’h) Holding Eid Prayers Taraweeh Salah in Ramadan Accepting and delivering Zakah (zakat al -mal, zakat al-Fitr, Sadaqat). Helping the orphans and needy families based on budget. Adult Quran revision on Saturday after Fajr to perfect their Quran recitation and holding Halaqa every Sunday after Fajr which is open to both brothers and sisters. Quran and Islamic classes for kid 5 and above. Youth development classes on first Friday of every month. The center is funded through the donations of the congregation.
Gwinnett Masjid is a non profitable, religious, educational and cultural center. The Masjid is located around northeast Atlanta area to serve the locals.
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A believer to another believer is like a building whose different parts support each other.” The Prophet then clasped his hands with the fingers interlaced while saying that.” (Bukhari) He also said: “The believers in their mutual kindness, compassion and sympathy are just like one body. When one of the limbs suffers, the whole body responds to it with wakefulness and fever.” (Bukhari and Muslim) Community is such an integral aspect of Muslim life and culture. Through Hadiths and Quranic verses, Islam continuously points to the need for human connection and how valuable it is for our mental and emotional wellness. The simple fact that our salah is recommended to be performed in congregation serves to prove the ultimate pillar of community.
The Islamic Society of Central Louisiana is an Islamic center.The Muslim community in Alexandria is estimated to have reached over 3000 members. It is a diverse community with people from different cultures, backgrounds, and ethnicities
At the Southeast Islamic Community Center (SEICC), we believe that differences among us exist so that we may become acquainted with and understand each other better: “O men! Behold, We have created you all out of a male and a female, and have made you into nations and tribes, so that you might come to know one another.” (The Qur’an: 49/13) As the people of 21st century, we live in a very complex world. Concepts and phenomena like technology, globalization, communication, economy, Internet are heavily influencing our daily lives. In contrast to the past, we accomplish so many things in an easier and faster way, yet despite our amazing achievements, we still have not been able to eradicate tensions, wars and social unease among humanity. It seems that our souls are still in search of serenity. The Southeast Islamic Community Center (SEICC), as another component of this complex world, seeks to lighten the burdens of our lives by providing understanding among people. In this mission, we primarily hope to provide understanding between Turkish people and American society as well as Muslims and non-Muslims. In order to accomplish this mission, we’ll engage in interfaith dialogue, produce educational resources and opportunities, organize humanitarian activities and utilize the universal tongue of art.
The International Institute of Islamic Thought (IIIT) is the premier international organization focusing on providing a platform for the unique perspective of Muslim thinkers, scholars and practitioners in the humanities and social sciences. For 40 years, IIIT has been a voice for moderation, diversity and modernity in Islamic thought, with an emphasis on concepts such as co-existence and building the capacity of communities to address their common global and local challenges. Today, IIIT is the voice of the Muslim intellectual tradition in the west, and a champion for scholarship, knowledge and learning in Muslim societies across the world. IIIT was established in 1981 as a U.S. non-profit 501(c)(3) non-denominational organization. Its headquarters are in Herndon, Virginia, in the suburbs of Washington, D.C.
The Islamic Foundation of Peoria (IFP) was established on April 28th, 2000. It's primary mission is to serve the religious needs of the growing Muslim community in the Peoria and surrounding areas.
The Masjid DarusSalam and Academy project aspires to continue the legacy of providing a sanctuary for connecting with Allah (SWT) as well as a fountainhead where the seekers of traditional knowledge may quench their thirst in the company of scholars. We hope to make this institution the beating heart of the thriving community that surrounds it.
Islamic Center of Goldsboro is the largest mosque in Goldsboro NC. It was established in 2012 with the grace of All-mighty God and generous donations from Goldsboro Muslim community. The mosque has about 1000 square ft of praying area, a large picnic area, a football ground on a beautiful wooded land of 17 acres.
The Louisville Islamic Center was constructed in 1980 on River Road in Louisville, Kentucky. Although the Mosque has gone through some changes and different names, it is still providing Islamic services to the Greater Louisville community. The structure, facing the grand Ohio River, has architecture that is quite utilitarian, painted in a white representing simplicity and purity, with traditional influences highlighted in green(a color chosen more as a harkening to tradition rather than rooted in faith). Prior to the establishment of the Mosque, Muslims used to gather in local homes or commute to other areas for Friday prayers. Now, the Louisville Islamic Center is one of over 12 different Mosques in our city.
Al Qur’an Foundation, Inc began in 1992 as a religious, educational and charitable organization based in Milwaukee, WI. Dr Mohammad Shafi, MD was the founder and first President. Masjid Al Qur’an officially opened on September 5, 1997 at a community wide dedication ceremony led by Dr Ahmad Sakr. The initial facility included a Masjid, wudu facilities, office and lower level Community Center along with seven rental apartments. Later the building was expanded and added five additional apartments, a sister’s prayer hall, a larger masjid and expanded Community Center. Masjid Al-Qur'an is also now a chapter of the world-renowned Madina Institute, which means that we are blessed you can benefit from: - Islamic Studies foundational seminary program for adults (1-Year Program/Weekends) - Community enrichment programs in the core Islamic subjects from highly qualified 'ulema - Several special events such as our annual mawlid with guest scholars & qaris from around the globe
Our Vision "A Guiding Light...that Restores the Purpose of Life" Our Mission “We are dedicated to the advancement of the individual, family, and the community at large through faith, education, and service.” Our Values Tawheed (Monotheism) Succession Justice and Moderation Responsibility Shura (Consultation) All successful organizations have clear vision, mission statement, and well-defined goals and objectives. However, the core values that shape the vision are of utmost importance. The core values are the fundamental ethical, moral, and professional beliefs that guide our decisions and the foundation on which we build our internal and external relationships. They are also the measure by which we determine the “rightness” of our vision and direction. Tawheed (Monotheism) in Islam is the basic principal in our vision because it’s the natural and universal answer to the spiritual dimension of the human being in understanding himself in this life and the hereafter. It is also the ceiling of the human logic in understanding the dimensions of life and existence and what is beyond. Realizing tawheed gives the human humbleness so that he can take his life and his succession role in this life seriously to achieve what he was created for and rest assured about the hereafter. Succession: The principal of succession, simply put, we are here to make the world a better place for everyone. “And, when your Lord said to the angels, Indeed, I will make upon the earth a successive authority,” is not a Quranic mandate that does not have a basis in the human nature but it’s an expression of the human nature and what Allah has given the human being qualities and abilities that made him enjoys awareness and perception more than any other creature in his world. Everything in this universe was created and subjected for us so that we realize the reason we were created for, to build a better world. Justice and Moderation: Justice, in all aspects of human behavior, is the foundation of the proper human interaction, morally, physically, socially, politically, and economically. Without justice, and thus moderation, all dimensions of the human existence and its role become empty of its content. “Indeed, Allah orders justice and good conduct and giving to relatives and forbids immorality and bad conduct and oppression. He admonishes you that perhaps you will be reminded.” Responsibility: The human being, with his sound instinct, cognitive abilities, and free will, is responsible for all his actions and decisions. “On the Day when Allah will resurrect them all together and inform them of what they did. Allah has kept account of it, while they have forgotten it. And Allah is Witness over all things.” Shura (Consultation): The role of Shura is foundational for both, the individual and the group; it is not subject to desires and interests of individuals in leadership position but to protect the rights of both the individual and the group. “And those who have responded to their Lord and established prayer and whose affair is (conducted by) consultation among themselves...”
Living in the Diaspora presents a monumental challenge: the creation of an Islamic living environment capable of nurturing a thriving and productive Muslim community deeply rooted in the core values of Islam. Among the myriad teachings of Islam, one that played a pivotal role in the establishment of EMAS (Ethiopian Muslim Association of Seattle) is the precise guidance on burial ceremonies. In 1989, the passing of a brother named Ibrahim in the Puget Sound Area stirred the consciousness of local Muslim residents. It became evident that everyone had a duty to participate in the mourning and burial rituals. However, there was no well-organized Muslim community to turn to for support or information regarding burial grounds and preparation locations. In response to this pressing need, EMAS was founded. A passionate call went out to all Ethiopian Muslims residing in Washington State to convene and discuss the necessity of forming an organization. In 1989, those who answered this urgent call came together and unanimously approved the establishment of the Ethiopian Muslim Association of Seattle (EMAS). This marked the humble beginning of a remarkable journey towards building a vibrant and supportive Muslim community in the Pacific Northwest. One of the primary challenges in this initial phase was defining the organizational structure. Great care was taken to ensure that the nascent organization would meet the criteria for classification as a tax-exempt entity under section 501C3 of the IRS code. Alhamdulillah, in 1994, EMAS received official recognition as a non-profit organization in the State of Washington. In its early days, EMAS operated from a modest office in the basement of the Islamic School of Seattle, bringing together a small group of members for weekend activities. With only 10 to 15 families in its fold in 1994, the need for a larger space was not pressing. However, this was just the beginning. Between 1998 and 2002, EMAS experienced significant growth in membership, with the number of families swelling to 40. The need for a more expansive facility became imperative, leading EMAS to rent a two-story building with spacious rooms, ideally located for most of its members at that time. As membership increased, the organization solidified its structure and expanded its offerings to include various Islamic programs and activities for youth and children. Through the grace of Almighty Allah and the dedication of its members, EMAS was able to purchase this building entirely free from interest (Riba) payments through three installments. In recent years, EMAS has continued to attract new members steadily, serving as a cornerstone of support and guidance for the growing Ethiopian Muslim community in Seattle. Once again, the organization finds itself in need of a more extensive space that can comfortably accommodate all its members and weekend programs. EMAS provides its adult members with Quran recitation and interpretation, Fiqh, Hadith, and more, fostering a strong sense of faith and knowledge. Special emphasis is placed on nurturing the Islamic upbringing and comprehensive Islamic knowledge of our children, ensuring they grow up grounded in their faith and values. Quran classes for children are divided into three levels: Elementary, Intermediate, and Advanced, tailoring education to the specific needs of each age group. Lastly, EMAS proudly sponsored the 2009 BADR annual conference, a testament to its commitment to fostering community engagement and strengthening the bonds of brotherhood and sisterhood among Ethiopian Muslims in the region. We want all attendees to know that this year’s conference is exceptionally well-organized and special. Preparations for the conference began early, drawing on the valuable experiences gained when EMAS hosted the conference in 2002. We eagerly anticipate your participation in the conference and look forward to another successful and memorable gathering as we continue our journey to create a thriving, vibrant, and united Ethiopian Muslim community in Seattle. Your support and dedication remain the driving force behind EMAS’s continued growth and success. EMAS, a shining example of unity and faith, proudly serves a vibrant community of over 500 Ethiopians, Eritreans, and embraces hundreds of Muslim Americans welcoming from diverse corners of the world. This remarkable growth stands as a testament to the firm dedication and tireless efforts of its members and leaders in fostering a flourishing and all-inclusive community. As EMAS continues to evolve, it expands its services and programs to provide to the diverse needs and backgrounds of its ever-growing membership. Its dynamic progress goes beyond sheer numbers; it mirrors the organization’s remarkable ability to adapt to changing demographics and the evolving requirements of its community. EMAS has expanded its range of services to provide a diverse and comprehensive array of offerings. These include crucial social support, guidance through Nikah (marriage) ceremonies, assistance during Funeral rites, facilitation of Marriage and Wedding celebrations, dedicated Family Counseling, and memorable Graduation services. While fulfilling these essential community needs, EMAS continues to prioritize and uphold a steadfast commitment to Islamic studies, fostering spiritual growth, knowledge, and a deep understanding of the faith among its members. This blend of practical support and spiritual nourishment underscores EMAS’s dedication to the holistic well-being of its community members. It endeavors to create a profound sense of belonging for newcomers while nurturing the rich tapestry of spiritual and cultural heritage cherished by all its members. This multifaceted approach underscores EMAS’s unwavering commitment to holistic community development. In the spirit of inclusivity, EMAS has blossomed into a vibrant center for cultural exchange, where members from Ethiopia, Eritrea, and a myriad of other nations unite to celebrate their shared faith while joyfully embracing the diverse mosaic of their backgrounds. The organization’s annual events, including Eid celebrations and cultural festivals, have evolved into cherished milestones in the lives of its members, reinforcing a profound sense of belonging and unity that transcends geographical boundaries. Moreover, EMAS remains deeply committed to supporting and sponsoring conferences and seminars that not only educate its members but also actively engage with the wider community. These initiatives promote interfaith dialogue and cooperation, enabling EMAS to construct bridges of understanding while dispelling misconceptions about Islam and nurturing an atmosphere of tolerance and acceptance. As EMAS continues its forward journey, its vision remains steadfast: to provide a nurturing, supportive environment where Muslims from all walks of life can thrive spiritually, culturally, and socially. Its inspiring journey is a testament to the strength of community, the power of faith, and the boundless potential that emerges when diverse individuals unite with a shared purpose. In conclusion, EMAS’s inspiring growth, from its humble beginnings to its present status as a thriving community organization, stands as a testament to the dedication of its members and the resonance of its mission. With its doors wide open to all, it continues to play an indispensable role in the lives of its members while contributing to the rich tapestry of the American Muslim experience. EMAS’s future shines brightly, and its profound impact on the community is poised to grow even stronger in the years to come.
American Muslim Leadership Center aml-centerOur Mission: American Muslim Leadership Center (Aml Council Center) is a Non-profit Organization. Our mission is to build character and develop leadership qualities in the American Muslim community. AML Council provides physical, educational, and spiritual programs and activities. It promotes positive interfaith and intercultural relationships in our society. Most importantly, it helps nurture youth to be good citizens who care for their health, behavior, social life, family, community, environment, faith, and the future. The leadership of this project will be mainly from young brothers and sisters who were raised in this country. Our Vision: Our involvement in this project poses a responsibility for all community members, and ethical responsibility towards our youth. Our vision is to promote the unity among our community members and organizations, keep our hands extended, hearts and minds open to all our brothers and sisters in all the Islamic institutions, to work with them hand-in-hand to please Allah (saw) , And to serve our community in general. We want to always involve the community members in the planning and decision-making process, develop programs to build Islamic character in our youth, provide on-site and off-site community service. We also want to promote interface, intercultural relations, and education. Also while doing all of this we want to take a pause through all our work and effort, to purify our hearts and our intentions for the sake of Allah , And to be sincere to our community.
Masjid Fresno Islamic Center (MFIC) was first established in 1979. Through donations from muslims all over the world, the existing building was completed in 1989. This two-story complex offers an open, comforting environment to the community. MFIC is running a very successful Outreach (Daawa) Program. Many people have reverted to Islam at MFIC and thousands of people call in and visit to learn about Islam every day through an established hotline and website. Weekly classes on Arabic and Islamic studies are held by the Imam of MFIC, Dr. El Sayed Ramadan, in addition to Qur’an classes and many other programs. If you have any questions or need further information, please feel free to contact us here.
The first and largest mosque established in Lake County, The Islamic Center of South Lake County is the epicenter of knowledge in Lake County. Our organization provides many services to our members as well as non-members through our interfaith activities. OUR VISION The Islamic Center of South Lake County exists to bring the community together. It serves as a learning center for Lake County and people of all faiths to foster a better understanding of Islam. Our doors are always open for all to visit and to get to know their Muslim neighbors. We welcome everyone to visit us, support us, and continually offer constructive ideas to better realize our united vision. Let us not forget that we are all members of the same human fraternity; our diversity should become our strength if we wholeheartedly commit ourselves to get to know each other because, as Allah has made clear, we are all descendants of one man and one woman.
The American Albanian Islamic Center of Wisconsin is a non-profit association that represents the Muslims in the Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee along with other neighboring cities. It was established in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1979 with 25 members who immigrated from Europe to meet the needs of our growing Albanian Islamic community Alhamdulillah we have grown tremendously since then and continue to see an increase in our congregation. The association practices and conducts religious, social, cultural, and educational activities at the American Albanian Islamic Center of Wisconsin, to serve the people of the Islamic faith throughout Southeastern Wisconsin. The mission was and still is to preserve and promote Albanian culture, traditions, and history through various initiatives and social events in Wisconsin. AAICW welcomes all Muslims from all ethnic backgrounds. One of the goals of the Society is to promote unity among Muslims and deepen their feeling of brotherhood. Towards that goal, the Islamic Center holds congregational prayers, teaching circles, educational programs, and social activities. The Islamic Center provides Muslims and non-Muslims with advice and information about Islam. The American Albanian Islamic Center of Wisconsin is open to all and does not make any The American Albanian Islamic Center of Wisconsin is a non-profit association that represents the Muslims in the Kenosha, Racine and Milwaukee along with other neighboring cities. It was established in Kenosha, Wisconsin in 1979 with 25 members who immigrated from Europe to meet the needs of our growing Albanian Islamic community Alhamdulillah we have grown tremendously since then and continue to see an increase in our congregation.
Albuquerque Islamic Center (AIC) was founded in 2014 under the New Mexico Nonprofit Act Ch.53, Art. 8, NMSA 1978, as a Federal 501c(3) nonprofit organization. The primary focus of AIC is to provide religious, educational, and social services, based on the teachings and civics of Islam throughout the Islamic center (Mosque). The foundation realizes that some of its members may face a multitude of barriers preventing their integration into society; most notably cultural, language, and/or skillset ones. As such, AIC aims not only to provide religious guidance throughout the Islamic center (Mosque), but also to overcome such life barriers by providing counseling services, job training, and skill redirection and rehabilitation classes with the goal of enabling a faster and smoother integrate into society. AIC also realizes that its sustainability lies in building a united community and raising a strongly dedicated youth generation, capable of leading and securing the future of the establishment. As such, the Foundation pledges a large portion of its efforts towards achieving that goal. AIC has therefore adopted the slogan “Building a Community, Raising Leaders”.
The Masjid was established in 1980 as The Atlanta Mosque, a nonprofit, non-political, religious organization. Later due to a name conflict with another organization, its name was changed to Al-Farooq Masjid of Atlanta. In 1990 the Masjid decided to expand the scope of its service activities by establishing an academic religious-parochial school (Dar-un-Noor School). This school now has 200 students in grades pre-K through 8 learning all academic subjects such as math, science, social studies, in addition to Islamic Studies and Arabic. The growing population of Muslims prompted the Masjid to address the need for a formal Quranic teaching/hifz (memorizing/learning the Holy Quran) facility. This necessitated the establishment of The Atlanta Dar-ul-Uloom (in 1994) with a hostel facility for full-time resident students. This institution now has 27 students, two qualified full-time instructors, and a dorm warden. Realizing the importance of Muslim burial facilities in a predominantly non-Muslim country, the Masjid Board in 1982 acquired 5 acres of land to establish a Muslim cemetery. This facility (burial capacity of 2,000) is one of the very few Muslim cemeteries available in this country. To date, approximately 300 Muslims from various parts of the country have been buried in this cemetery. In the mid nineties, the Muslim population not only increased to an unprecedented level but it also spread extensively to the suburbs of Atlanta. To meet the worship and educational needs of Muslims and their children, Al-Farooq Masjid was prompted to establish Masjid Omar Bin ‘Abdul-’Aziz in the Norcross area of Atlanta. This neighborhood community mosque not only attracts a large number of Muslims for daily five-time Salahs but also over 400 Muslims for Friday Salah. Also, over 100 Muslim children attend daily afternoon Quranic and Islamic classes. Alhamdu-lillah, the Al-Farooq Organization has made tremendous strides toward establishing a number of important Islamic institutions. All the past achievements are the results of Allah’s grace exhibited through active participation and monetary help of local Muslims.
The mission of our Al-Haqq Islamic Center is to call all people to the best example of their humanity. We plan to accomplish this by first, becoming living examples of the rewarding way of life that G-d calls all of His servants to. Thereafter, by fostering an understanding of Al-Islam this example would align us with the original pattern of conduct that was established for human excellence by G-d and exemplified by all of God's Prophets, and then to establish a model community, for other communities to follow, based on the guidance of G-d and the example exemplified by Muhammad the Prophet (pbuh) who had also established the first model community in Medina, Arabia over 1,400 years ago. At Al-Haqq Islamic Center, we believe that faith has the power to transform lives, heal hearts, and bring hope to the world. Whether you are seeking guidance, inspiration, or simply a sense of belonging. Join our community of believers and discover the beauty and power of faith for yourself!Propagate the teaching of the religion of Al-Islam to all people and educate people to the message of Al-Islam as contained in the Holy Quran and established in the life of Prophet Muhammad ibn Abdullah (PBUH); Establish an educational system in accord with Islamic practice, state and federal educational requirements, and pursuant to state parochial school guidelines; Arrange and hold congregational prayers and Islamic religious festivals and conduct social, cultural, religious and other community activities that promote human development in the best traditions of Al-Islam.
The American Muslim Community Organization (AMCO) is a not for profit organization which aims to enable the religious, educational, social, and cultural aspirations of the Muslims in McHenry County and its surrounding areas with excellence and professionalism. AMCO was born out of a need for a strong Muslim presence and support of Muslims in the area. While efforts were already underway to establish a vibrant Muslim community in the area, AMCO was formed to unify these efforts into one common and more productive effort. The result of working together has been profound. The community AMCO serves today is upwards of 800 households. Its has been organizing Juma prayers, daily prayers, Sunday School for children, Taraweeh and Eid prayers, Tafseer classes and other community programs.
Al-Noor society was established in 1987 in Houston, Texas out of the need for a Islamic Center where the Ahle-Sunnah wal-Jama'at community can commemorate Islamic historic events, maintain the identity of Ahle-Sunnah wal-Jama'at in America, and pass on true Islamic beliefs and traditions to our next generations. By the grace of Allah, in Houston, Al-Noor was the only establishment provided these services. Now Al-Hamdulillah many other organizations in Houston observe these festivities. Our Friday congregation is the largest in Texas and may be in other States, as well. The society enjoys the largest participation of the Muslim community in all our year-round programs. Al-Noor enjoys Non-profit Tax exempt status under IRS (501 C). Al- Alhamdulillah in the middle of 1992, the society managed to find a property within the vicinity to fulfill our needs. Current physical location is 6443 Prestwood Dr., Houston, Texas which is centrally located minutes from downtown Houston. The facility is about two blocks from the major freeway U.S. 59/I 69 @ Hillcroft. The present facility accommodates 1100 people. We have separate prayer halls for men and women, a large dining room, class rooms, and a library. Soon after acquiring the facility at 6443 Prestwood in 1992, a second facility at 225 Maxey Road, Houston TX was acquired to establish a branch of the Main mosque. Al-Noor has invited numerous world renowned scholars to address our congregation at special events for last thirty (30) years. In 2012, with the goal to produce Islamic scholars (Ulema) locally, Al-Noor Institute of Islamic Sciences (AIIS) was established. This institute offers three-year fulltime and five-year part time Alim programs. So far, Eight Alims have graduated from Al-Noor Institute.
Mission & Vision The Mission of Alameda Muslim League is: (1) to provide a secure and comfortable facility where Believers may gather for the worship of the one and only God ALLAH regardless of race, nationality, ethnicity, gender or age; and (2) to serve and to interact with the Muslim and Non-Muslim communities-at-large in accordance with the teachings of the Holy Quran and with the Sunna (way of life) of the prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Our Vision is to Define and Convey a clear perception and understanding of the Islamic teachings to Muslims and Non-Muslims. We aim to inspire an appreciation of Islamic values by educating the community about the religion and its principles, and by demonstrating their effectiveness in today’s world. Our spiritual vision is to pursue faith, knowledge, justice, freedom, purpose, and righteousness in a peaceful and caring environment.
The Islamic Center of Leavenworth (ICL) is a mosque and gathering place to a diverse and dynamic community composed of, among others, indigenous Muslims and immigrants to Leavenworth. The masjid consists of a modern, purpose-built 3,000 sq. foot building that provides a 250-person capacity main musullah (prayer hall) and a private sisters’ musallah. Jummah (Friday) prayers are held weekly. The Khutbah (sermon) starts at 1:30 p.m. The Iqama (Friday prayer) is at 2 p.m. The sermon is in English and Arabic. Eid prayers, Taraweeh prayers, Iftaars, and other special Islamic and cultural events/holidays are also held at the Islamic Center of Leavenworth. ICL welcomes visitors at all times in order foster a culture of tolerance and understanding in the area. The prayer times (shown on the frontpage) in particular, are excellent times to visit the center in order to meet local Muslims and observe Muslim's worship.
Our Mission The Islamic Center of Cedar Rapids (ICCR) serves the spiritual, religious, and communal needs of Muslims in Cedar Rapids by nurturing their faith, upholding their values, and fostering the well-being of the community around it through worship, charity, education, outreach, and civic engagement. With a beautiful mosque, an amazing community, and heritage that goes a long way back, we are always looking for ways to serve the Muslim community and give back to the Cedar Rapids community as a whole.
Masjid Al-Rahman, Islamic Society of West Contra Costa County (ISWCCC), was established in 1993.
Masjid al Iman is a unique Masjid that serves the Muslim Community in Altanta GA, By the grace of Allah, Who had blessed us with the deen of al Islam, as a complete way of life which is enriched with the best values and manners for humankind, you will be very impressed to meet Muslims from all over the globe and from all different races, ages, colors, nationalities…., all are coming together in the form of one body as brothers and sisters in Islam with all means of humbleness and receptiveness manifested in their daily life. Therefore, when we read ayah/verse (18), from surah/chapter (Tawba), where Allah says : “He only shall tend Allah’s sanctuaries who believeth in Allah and the Last Day and observed proper worship and payeth the poor-due and feareth none save Allah. For such (only) is it possible that they can be of the rightly guided."
Located in the historic East Atlanta Community, the Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam is the largest and oldest Islamic community in Metro Atlanta. We are a community of believers adhering to the Qur’an and the life traditions of Prophet Muhammad (Peace and Blessing Be Upon Him). We are in association with the leadership and vision of Imam W. Deen Mohammed (1933 – 2008, may Allah be pleased with him). Imam Sulaimaan Hamed is the director and Resident Imam of the Masjid. The Atlanta Masjid is blessed to be supported by four generations of Muslims who are fully engaged residents of Georgia and the United States of America. Our community life is expressed through member activities in areas such as education, entrepreneurship, civic involvement, interfaith, and international relations. Our masjid is open for the five daily prayers, Jumuah, and Sunday taleem. We offer classes in Islamic and Arabic studies for children and adults. The Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam is a 501(c)3 non-profit religious organization. MISSION The Atlanta Masjid of Al-Islam mission to remain committed to the Islamic way of life based on the Qur’an and life example of Prophet Muhammad. We are aimed at serving as a center for religious development, social, educational, economic, and cultural enrichment. We believe in the Oneness of G’d and the oneness of humanity. We are committed to promoting excellence in community life and human dignity throughout our neighborhoods, city, country and global community. VISION Our vision is to create a vibrant faith community that appreciates the inherent worth of every individual. Organized and fully supported by all stakeholders, we operate with the highest level of Shura (consultation). We envision a 21st century Masjid, globally competitive school and a fully-functioning endowment. With the support of our thriving business community, we are positioned for growth and expansion. A state-of-the-art, green and financially solvent community will nurture Islamic culture and business while fulfilling the destiny of a G’d-conscious community.
Meaning & History of NASFAT Atlanta NASFAT stands for; Nasrul Lahi-il Fathi Society. Meaning; There is no help, except from Allah. The quest for Islamic knowledge and brotherly association led to the forum where Muslims faithful’s came together to rub minds with learned Islamic scholars to know more about the religion favored by Almighty Allah – ISLAM. We gather together often to worship and develop a better understanding of Islam; to share same values with NASFAT worldwide; to build Masjids; Islamic Education Centers; Hospitals, and to develop our communities, among other ideals. The aim is to maximize favorably the leisure time that exists amongst Muslims who laze away Sunday mornings. The need to spend these precious leisure hours judiciously arose amongst a few Muslim elites in Nigeria who rose to the challenge. Consequently, on Sunday, March 5, 1995, the society named Nasrul-Lahi-il Fathi Society with the acronym NASFAT has its inaugural prayer session at the residence of one of its pioneer president in Nigeria. The society through the unflinching support of Almighty Allah (SWT) and hard work on the part of the Executives, the Council of Elders, the Mission Board, coupled with the unrelenting cooperation of devoted members, has been growing from strength to strength. The membership strength of the society, which at inception was less than twenty, has grown into thousands of Muslim faithful’s from multi- various fields of human endeavors in different cities and towns in Nigeria and all over the world. Hence, NASFAT Atlanta was formed in the year 2003 with the efforts of our dear brothers and sisters and also the leadership of Hajj Hakeem Dosumu. May Allah reward all their efforts and grant them Jannah. Now that we know what NASFAT stand for, it is now easy to understand why we are here today. NASFAT Atlanta Mission “To develop an enlightened Muslim society, nurtured by a true understanding of Islam for the spiritual uplift and welfare of mankind” Our mission also implies that we shall strive towards the development of an enlightened Muslim society. Our activities will be aimed at the spiritual development of Muslims and their welfare. We focus on helping the Muslim Ummah to develop a true understanding of Islam according to the Tenets of the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah. Our programs are multi-dimensional and are aimed at the general well-being and development of members and the society at large. The programs can be broadly categorized as spiritual, economic, social and educational.
Located in the heart of the beautiful city of Irving, TX. Our mission is to serve the religious needs of the Muslim community of the Dallas – Fort Worth Area and Beyond. Barkaatul Quran Center offers services related to but not limited to five daily prayers, Friday prayer, and educational sessions through talks and seminars. Barkaatul Quran Center, is a premier Islamic institution in the DFW area with global reach, an honest embodiment of the Sunnah of the beloved Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. BARKAAT-UL-QURAN CENTER IS A BLESSED MASJID AND TOP-CLASS ISLAMIC MADRASAH HELPING PEOPLE AND COMMUNITIES LIVE A BETTER LIFE IN THIS DUNIYA AND PREPARE FOR THE AKHIRAH’ (THE PERMANENT ABODE). The majority of the worshipers at the Barkaat ul Quran Center, follow traditional Sunni Islam, the Hanafi branch of jurisprudence, These teachings advocate and promote peace, justice, and harmony for all regardless of faith, background, culture, or race. Barkaat ul Quraan Center continues to serve the local community in all religious and spiritual matters whilst also endeavoring to be a cohesive force and engaging and connecting with other non-Muslim organizations to build trust and understanding.
Started in the early 1990s, the Muslim Community Center (MCC) of Bloomington began its origins in the homes of many faithful members seeking the pleasure of ALLAH (SWT). The official charter of the community was formalized by a handful of families and formal prayer services were offered at various locations in Richfield, Bloomington, Shakopee and Eden Prairie. The foundation for the New Masjid began in the mid-90s and was officially inaugurated during the Holy Month of Ramadan in 1999. At its time, MCC was the first ever Masjid constructed from the ground up while most in the State of Minnesota were converted spaces. Funds were raised exclusively from the local community to procure real estate and construct the 8,000 sq. ft. Masjid and in 2009, MCC acquired the neighboring property which now serves as a ‘free clinic’ for the needy and uninsured. Al Rahma Clinic serves over 300 patients per month on Saturdays staffed by volunteer physicians and medical professionals. The clinic has become a role model for other Masjids in Minnesota and has been recognized as a success by local and State community leaders. The Al Rahma building is also neighboring the MCC children’s school for Islamic studies. The MCC School serves the community in educating the fundamentals and basics from the early preschooler to the adolescent Muslim. At its launch in 1999, MCC became the largest Muslim community center in South and Southwestern suburbs of Minneapolis, serving more than 300 Muslim families living throughout the area. Today, there are over 700 local Muslim families in the South and Southwestern suburbs of Minneapolis who visit the Masjid throughout the year. With over 150,000 Muslims living in the Greater Minneapolis/St. Paul area, MCC serves as a religious and spiritual center dedicated for all races, ethnicities and beliefs to congregate and learn. The center hosts many events, including fund raisers, interfaith lectures, basic to higher learning of religious subjects, community education, civic schooling and other social programs. Located in Bloomington, Minnesota, MCC is within a short distance from the Mall of America, the Minneapolis/St. Paul Airport (MSP), corporate headquarters of major corporations in Minnesota with variety of hotels nearby. Surrounded by major freeways, getting to the Masjid and Community Center is easy and fast. A typical taxi costs around $20 from a nearby hotel and takes less than 10 minutes. We welcome you to visit and see our many services.
Islamic Center of Bothell (ICOB) was established on August 1st, 2009 and opened its doors to serve Muslims in the Bothell (and surrounding areas) on Aug 22nd, 2009. ICOB has been serving the surrounding community (Bothell, Kenmore, Kirkland, Mill Creek and Woodinville) since then. ICOB’s goal is to enable Muslims to conduct congregational prayers and to celebrate Islamic religious festivals. Moreover, ICOB endeavors to promote unity and cooperation within its congregation. Furthermore, ICOB strives to provide support for spiritual growth and opportunity to enhance the practice of Islam in its congregations’ daily lives through religious, educational, social and other activities in accordance with the best traditions of Islam. ICOB respects diversity, and aims to create an open and welcoming environment to its congregation and their families.
About Muslim Community Center The Brentwood Muslim Community Center was established in 2010. Since then, our membership has grown. We are a second home to over 300 culturally and socioeconomically diverse families yet for some, it feels like their primary home. We do so much here. We have youth groups, religious programs, gatherings, dinners, weekday and weekend school, community outreach events to include the homeless and food for the needy, festivals, counseling and more. This is the hub of everything that happens within our community. It’s the central part in the lives of its members. Our Imam, a psychology and communications major from UC Davis, began leading at age 18, when he got a call from the founding members gently insisting he come to lead our Ramadan prayers when BMCC was first established. He was born and raised in Corvallis, Oregon, and lives in Brentwood. Our Imam’s focus here is counseling, to reach out to the people. For the past several years, we have held a booth at the Brentwood Farmers’ Market. You can’t miss us; we are right on the corner. We hand out pamphlets and Qurans, as well as give information. Our goal is to show people that we are a part of the community, give them the opportunity to clear up their misconceptions and ask the questions that are on their mind. Our Imam believes the source of misunderstanding is often misinformation and feels the current political climate has had some interesting effects. More than anything, it just changes the atmosphere, but in reality, life goes on as usual. People who were hateful before remain that way and feel a little more empowered, but on the other hand, people have been much more willing to be supportive of us. Within the 300 families at BMCC, jobs range from Google and Apple employees to minimum wage earners. Our nationalities are equally as varied, but their message is unified. The only thing that brings us all together is God, the creator of the universe. Our doors are open to everyone, and we encourage questions too. Currently the Masjid and Community Center has facilities for performing all prayers in congregation, weekend Islamic school, charity distribution, dawa programs, weekly halaqa, daily hafiz programs, Friday family nights, daily children and adult Quranic studies, weekend school, and a full time private Islamic school.
The Montgomery County Muslim Foundation (MCMF) is a charitable organization that was started in 2009 by a few kind hearted Muslim residents of the County, led by Mr. Tufail Ahmad, the current chairman of its Board of Directors. Its vision is to help "create a hunger-free and hate-free society". Its mission is "to undertake initiatives and programs to feed the hungry and homeless, help the needy to live a better life, take care of the needs of senior citizens and youth, and interact with other communities and faiths to promote congenial living environment for all". These mission-dictated tasks are undertaken without any discrimination based on a person's faith, gender, color, creed, origin or ethnicity. The founding members were also driven by their desire to change the negative narrative about Muslims that had developed in some segments of the population following the brutal attacks on the American soil by terrorists claiming to be Muslims, and thereby tarnishing the image of the peace loving religion of Islam. The tireless efforts of the Board of Directors to frame and adhere to rules and regulations based on international good governance practices during the last decade, and setting up of committees to undertake various welfare projects, are bearing fruit in actual practice as can be observed from the subsequent sections. The laws and regulations of IRS, State of Maryland and Montgomery County are meticulously followed in the operations of MCMF and financial accounts are properly maintained and audited. The State and County officials have on several occasions appreciated the good work being done by MCMF and some of its volunteers have been given awards for their dedication and hard work. During the last decade, MCMF has grown into a leading charitable organization of the County committed to help those who need it most. It has a well-equipped office, qualified office staff, a bus with driver and a transportation coordinator, a dedicated group of volunteers and several well organized and efficiently managed regular programs to feed the hungry and help the needy, take care of the handicapped and senior citizens, assist the youth to become productive and responsible citizens and provide goods and services to refugees to facilitate their rehabilitation. The membership of MCMF has increased to about 400 and involvement of the community has improved.
Welcome to Islamic Center of South Windsor. We have been providing the basic day to day services to the Muslim community including five daily prayers; Friday communal prayers; Eid Prayers and Islamic Evening Education for our youth. Madrasah: Qur’aan and Islamic studies classes (for children aged 5 to 16)
Mission and Vision Mission: Looking beyond the horizon: shaping next generation leaders, spaces, and resources to build truly inclusive communities Vision: The Islamic Association of Collin County (IACC) strives to meet the various needs of its community, both spiritual and not, by providing services that are educational, charitable, and community-oriented. IACC invests in the next generation by providing growth and leadership opportunities for youth and young professional, establishing spaces for various demographics to come together, and expanding those spaces to accommodate the needs of men and women throughout the community. IACC is able to achieve these goals through the generosity of its community, but also seeks to make its finances self-sustaining through various income-generating projects.
The journey of Evergreen Islamic Center traces back to the acquisition of land nestled within the beautiful hills of Evergreen in 1989 by the community members who recognized the growing need for a mosque in the Evergreen area. Subsequent efforts were made to start offering prayers at the facility, and construction of a full-blown mosque was kicked off in 2010. Through fundraising efforts, community support, and tireless dedication, the EIC community worked towards the realization of their dream. Evergreen Islamic Center today boasts of approximately 40,000 sq feet place of worship and a large community hall on a 2.2 acre parcel of land. The mosque is a non-profit run by its member congregation, and recognized as a spiritual home for approximately 500 families in the locality. This is the first mosque to be built ground up in the San Francisco South Bay Area. Since its inception, EIC has been more than just a place of worship. It has evolved into a dynamic center for community engagement, offering a wide range of services and programs to cater to the diverse needs of its members and the surrounding community. From daily prayers and Friday sermons to family nights, food distribution programs, and free health clinics, EIC is committed to serving both the spiritual and practical needs of its community. It has also actively participated in initiatives such as feeding the unhoused, operating as a voter center, and providing educational programs for youth. EIC prides itself on its inclusive approach, welcoming individuals of all faiths and backgrounds to participate in its activities and events. Through its outreach efforts, EIC seeks to foster understanding, compassion, and unity within the Evergreen community and beyond. As it continues to grow and evolve, the Evergreen Islamic Center remains steadfast in its commitment to serving as a beacon of faith, compassion, and service for all who seek its guidance and support.
The Free Muslims Coalition is a nonprofit organization made up of American Muslims and Arabs of all backgrounds who feel that religious violence and terrorism have not been fully rejected by the Muslim community in the post 9-11 era. The Free Muslims was created to eliminate broad base support for Islamic extremism and terrorism and to strengthen secular democratic institutions in the Middle East and the Muslim World by supporting Islamic reformation efforts. The Free Muslims promotes a modern secular interpretation of Islam which is peace-loving, democracy-loving and compatible with other faiths and beliefs. The Free Muslims' efforts are unique; it is the only mainstream American-Muslim organization willing to attack extremism and terrorism unambiguously. Unfortunately most other Muslim leaders believe that in terrorist organizations, the end justifies the means. As written recently by Khaled Kishtainy, columnist at Al-Sharq Al-Awsat Newspaper, "I place on the Islamic intellectuals and leaders of Islamic organizations part of the responsibility for [this phenomenon] of Islamic terrorism, as nearly all of them advocate violence, and repress anyone who casts doubts upon this. Naturally, every so often they have written about the love and peace of Islam - but they did so, at best, for purposes of propaganda and defense of Islam. Their basic position is that this religion was established by the sword, acts by the sword, and will triumph by the sword, and that any doubt regarding this constitutes a conspiracy against the Muslims." The Free Muslims finds this sympathetic support for terrorists by Muslim leaders and intellectuals to be a dangerous trend and the Free Muslims will challenge these beliefs and target the sympathetic support given to terrorists by Muslims. The Free Muslims encourages Muslims and Arabs to be proud of their faith and at the same time critical. The community of the faithful must now take steps to bring Islam into the 21st century. As the Free Muslims's founder recently said, "The only way that we as a people can make a profound difference and improve the quality of life for all Muslims is if all of us make a difference individually." Other Americans have spoken up against terrorism, but never before has this message come with such clarity from Muslims or Arabs. Muslims are the only ones who can resolve the problem of terror in Islam, and sadly until the founding of the Free Muslims, they were the only group who had definitively spoken up against the use of terror.
Indonesian Community of Greater Philadelphia
About Diyanet Center of America Diyanet Center of America is a nonprofit organization dedicated to providing religious and social services to all Muslims living in the United States. Diyanet Center of America (DCA), since its official inception, has been serving for the Community in a number of important areas, ranging from Funeral Services, the Quran Hifz Classes, Nikah Services, Educational and Professional Lectures, Conferences, Seminars, Workshops, Community Food Drives, Montessori School, Food, Relief and Zakat distributions, Youth Development Programs, etc. Diyanet Center of America is the most impressive example of Islamic architecture in the western hemisphere. Diyanet Center of America’s mission is to promote the understanding of Islam in United States and the world at large. It also provides religious and social services to public and makes critical decisions on religious matters through its highly qualified scholars by considering the basic Islamic information sources and sound methodology of Islam, as well as historical experiences and the demands and requirements of modern life.
Masjid Abu Bakr Siddique Mosque was established in October, 2002 in the Westwood Community of Cincinnati, Ohio. Prior to that there was no formal mosque in the community. In Muslim faith, anytime a few brothers and sisters live in an area, it’s an obligation to establish a congregation venue so everyone can have a place to practice and learn their religion. A few brothers and sisters came together and established what would become Masjid Abu Bakr. The congregation started with just few members and today, we are several hundred members. It is still growing everyday with new members coming from different states, cities and countries. It is a very diverse community that is strong and prosperous. As anything worth investing in, the beginning is hard but in the long run, it gets easier. With the help of Allah and everyone in the community putting in their effort we were able to grow to what we are today. But we are still growing and with the world being more connected than ever we need all the help we can get to keep growing.
The Islamic Center of South Florida is a non-profit organization, dedicated to serving the needs of the Muslim Community in South Florida. We provide educational programs, social services and support for Muslims who are new to the area, as well as care for those who have recently moved here from other parts of the country or from overseas. Our mosque is open seven days a week. For more information about our services, please call For more information about our services, please call 954-946-2723.
MAS Arizona is a leader in serving Allah through serving the Arizona Muslim community with a special emphasis on Youth and Tarbiyah activities. From our annual MAS youth camps, to our charity events, to our Middle Path Academy for Quran Studies, to our annual conferences and educational events, to our Tarbiyah focused Usrah system, MAS has a proven track record of being multi-focused while always maintaining a focus on the deen of Allah (SWT). We hope that you will enjoy your visit here at our site and sign up for our newsletter to learn more about the activities of MAS-AZ
The Islamic Society of Western Maryland, located in Hagerstown, Maryland is the first permanent structure to be built specifically to serve as a mosque in Western Maryland. This building has served as a place of worship for Muslims for over a decade. The mosque was built in 1994, after the attached
The Islamic Center of Melville (ICM) is a religious, educational, social, charitable community orient
Syed Hussain Shah is an Islamic Scholar of Shariah and Law from the highly renowned Al-Azhar Islamic University in Cairo, Egypt. He has experience working with people of many different socioeconomic backgrounds and cultures, in the form of Imam, legal counsel, teacher, and guidance counselor, and is fluent in Arabic, English, Urdu and Persian. He is here to offer guidance concerning Islamic matters based on Quran and Hadith within the boundaries of the four great schools of thought and the pertaining literary works in the original Arabic, or Persian. He is available to perform nikah and funeral services, as well as counseling sessions, deliver lectures, and teach, within the Muslim community of Kansas City.
Al Manara Academy is a state accredited Pre-K through 8th grade Islamic school serving the Greater St. Louis area.
"A MASJID FOR ALL" A diversified Islamic Community irrespective of race, age, skin color, financial status and country of origin. Consistent with the principles and teachings of Islam. History Of Geist Community Center 4/14/2018 – First Adhan at Geist Community Center (under construction) Alhamdulillah. 4/10/2018 – Finally, the weather has provided an open window for building foundation work to occur. 1/4/2018 – Building plan was officially approved by City of Fishers. All required permits have been received. 12/20/2017 – See construction pics. 12/6/2017 – First Day of Construction Alhamdulillah. 12/6/2017 – Site plan was officially approved by City of Fishers for construction of Community Center. 11/15/2017 – Construction contracts were signed. 9/20/2017 – Bylaws of GCC were signed. 6/2/2017 – Site plan was submitted to City of Fishers for review and approval. 5/28/2017 – Successful Fund Raising Event. 5/10/2017 – Lease agreement was signed to rent/buy land from the landowners. No rent for 10 years and GCC has the option to buy the land anytime!!! 5/1/2017 – We have hired a civil engineer and will be applying for construction permits by 5/31/2017. 4/30/2017 – Floor plan was finalized. 3/25/2017 – We have hired an architect to design the Geist Community Center. 3/15/2017 – Received confirmation from Fishers planning department to build a community center / Mosque.
Masjid Salahadeen is a non-profit tax-exempt organization that has been formed exclusively for educational, religious, and social purposes. It is registered with the Internal Revenue Service under revenue code 501(c)(3).
Islamic Center of Morgantown
What began in 1993 as an effort by Muslim women to help Muslim women in Central Ohio is now a dynamic formal organization providing comprehensive services and compassionate support in a confidential setting. It all began when one woman recognized the difficulties and challenges others faced in the community when seeking assistance. She installed a phoneline in her home creating confidential and comforting access to resources for those in need. As other women in the Muslim community joined her effort, the organization realized a permanent and integral role as the social service agency addressing issues facing women and families through an Islamic framework. By 2002, Muslim Family Services of Ohio had acquired it’s 501(c)3 status as a tax-exempt nonprofit corporation. Our mission is to empower families to lead self-sufficient and self-fulfilling lives through professional services individualized to meet the varied needs of those that we serve.
The House of the Believers (Masjid Dar Al Mumineen) is the oldest mosque and Islamic Center in the Treasure Coast area, located on Oleander Ave in Fort Pierce, FL. The purpose of this mosque is to cater to the needs of the greater Muslim community by providing a wide range of services, activities, programs, and classes. Over the years, the mosque has been a central point for the Muslim community and the center has been used for events, lectures, meetings, classes, and much more.
Masjid al Sahaabah is situated at 6005 Chapman Road in Watauga, Texas. Established in 2004, Masjid al Sahaabah is a non-profit organization dedicated to nurturing the Muslim communities of Fort Worth, Watauga, Keller, North Richland Hills, and the neighboring areas. Our masjid offers a diverse range of services to cater to our community’s spiritual and educational needs. These services encompass the five daily prayers, providing a sacred space for individuals to worship and connect with Allah. Jumu’ah prayers, of which two salahs are available, hold a special place as a collective gathering for reflection and communal devotion. Within our community, study groups in the form of halaqas foster the pursuit of knowledge and deep understanding of Islamic teachings. During the blessed month of Ramadan, we organize meaningful programs, including Taraweeh prayers and weekend iftars, to facilitate a spiritually enriching experience for all attendees. We also offer part-time Qur’anic memorization classes, empowering individuals to forge a closer bond with the Qur’an. Recognizing the importance of education for our younger generation, we provide weekday and weekend Qur’anic school as well as a Sunday School, where children can grow in their knowledge and practice of Islam within a nurturing environment. Additionally, Masjid al Sahaabah offers a Nikah Service, solemnizing the sacred bond of marriage for couples within our community. Committed to upholding the values and teachings of Islam, Masjid al Sahaabah strives to create an inclusive and welcoming atmosphere, fostering strong community ties and the spirit of brotherhood/sisterhood.
The Center serves Muslims of many different ethnic backgrounds, who reside all over the Chicago land area. The Center has a multi-ethnic membership. However, many worshippers who attend Fridays Khutbas (Sermons) by the Imam, are non-member American Muslims of various ethnic origins including Arab, Bosnian, Indian, Pakistani, Turkish, African, Montenegrin, and other origins, who work or reside in Northbrook, or in the adjacent cities and vicinities. The ICC-GC has two weekend schools that run from around mid-September through around mid-May. The Center provides a variety of social, cultural, and educational activities throughout the year. The ICC-GC has a Volunteering Board of Directors who work hard and dedicate a lot of their valuable time to keep the Islamic Cultural Center operating at its best. and to maintain its beautiful image. The Imam of the ICC-GC is a Bosnian Muslim Scholar who has compiled a lot of knowledge about Islam.
About ICM The Islamic Center of Maryland is a religious and educational non-profit organization where all activities are guided by and do not contradict the teachings of Islam. The Center complies with the laws of the United States as well as the rules and regulations of the Internal Revenue Service for non-profit organizations.
Since 1992, The mission of the Islamic Center of Reading, PA is to serve the religious needs of the Muslims within the Berks County Area by: providing a place for worship, establishing a center for educational services for its community members, and to serve as a resource for those interested in learning about Islam and Muslims.
The Islamic Center of Medford Coram (ICMC) was founded in 1992. (ICMC) is a nonprofit, religious organization. ICMC is located on the North of the Long Island Expressway (LIE), Exit 64, East of 112 and South of Granny Road, 15 Lee Lane, Medford 11763, NY. The main objectives of the members at that time were to maintain the Islamic values and cultural needs of the Muslim community and prosper the religious and cultural wellbeing of the community, including the children and future generations of the community. Practically started serving the community in 2005 when our respected Imam Shaykh Muti ur Rahman moved from Queens, NY to Medford, Long Island and started daily prayers, Friday prayers, Evening classes for kids, Adults and weekly Dars e Quran. In 2008 we purchased a piece of land (3.65Acres) to establish a proper Islamic center along with a community center to serve the thriving Muslim community. In 2016 ICMC was able to get the building permit and started building a new Masjid.
The Islamic Association of Eastern North Carolina was established in 1985. Since that time the Islamic Center facility has doubled. With the growing needs of the Muslim community, plans for even bigger expansion in future are under active consideration. The Islamic Center features separate prayer halls for men and women, a library, kitchen and a carpeted second floor facility, to be used for prayer and other community center activities when needed and also facilitates some recreational activities for children. The Islamic Center will be used for five daily prayer times, Friday prayer and other activities related to the Islamic teachings. The Islamic Center provides Sunday School services for our youth. Also available through the Islamic Center is a Muslim Cemetery and burial services for use by the local Muslim community and the Muslim Community at large.
Islamic Association of Lewisville-Flower Mound or IALFM is a registered non-profit religious organization. IALFM is a designated 501(c)(3) tax-exempt organization under prevalent IRS laws & is eligible to receive tax deductible donations & contributions (our Federal Tax ID # is 75-2892048). IALFM is an independent member-based organization and operates strictly under the religious guidance of the Islamic Association of North Texas (IANT). IALFM is dedicated to worship, education, and community service in the Flower Mound, Lewisville, Highland Village, Double Oak, Lantana, Lake Dallas, Grapevine, and surrounding areas. We are located 15 minutes north of the Dallas Fort Worth (DFW) airport, next to the Flower Mound High School.
OUR MISSION: I. To be guided in all my activities according to Quran and Authentic Sunnah. II. To support efforts in strengthening & enforcing the faith of all Muslim in ALLAH (s.w.t), HIS PROPHET MOHAMMAD (p.b.u.h) and HOLY QURAN. III. To recommend and /or initiate methods to improve communication and understanding among Muslims in our community. IV. To promote good relationship and understanding between Muslims and non Muslims. V. To maintain a broad and balanced outlook and recognize the ideas and opinions of others on non-religious matters and recognize their efforts. VI. To earn the respect of our members through our policies and our performance and treat our members with dignity. VII. To act responsibly as a citizen, supporting our community , protecting the environment, and obeying all laws and regulations. VIII. To recognize that the call of the Islamic Association of Tarrant County is to serve the Muslim in the area and create good understanding between Muslims and citizens of other faiths.
Membership and participation in the activities of the Islamic Center of Hamden is open to all Muslims -- regardless of background, language, school or methodology of fiqh, etc. Our intention is to operate solely on the foundation of the Qur'an-al-Kareem and Sunnah of Rasulullaah (صلى الله عليه و سلم) to the best of our knowledge and ability. If you have ideas, suggestions, improvements, questions, comments, complaints, or anything else, please contact us using one of the methods on this page.
We are a diverse community of American Muslims in the heart of Medford. Before obtaining our new location, we prayed at the Grace Episcopal Church of Medford for over 4 years. During that time, we dreamed of having a place of our own where we could congregate and pray. Now that dream has become a reality. We now have a center that will provide services for our community from the cradle to the grave. Mission Our mission is to be a safe space for spiritual and cultural exchange and a pillar for the American Muslim community to live and learn Islam. Vision Our vision is to build a community that celebrates its diverse parts with compassionate understanding. We will build up the next generation of American Muslim leaders rooted in their faith, committed to their communities, and empowered by respectful understanding.
The Islamic Center of Pflugerville (ICP) was founded in 2012 and is a 501 (c) non-profit ( EIN 45-5159105 ) organization. ICP provides prayer services for the 5 daily prayers and the Friday prayer.
Masjid al-Furqaan is a Masjid located in North Minneapolis dedicated to calling to the Qur'aan and the Sunnah, according to the understanding of the Salaf.
WELCOME TO AL HUDA SOCIETY For the last 20 years, Al Huda Society has provided weekend education for our children to learn valuable knowledge that will help them achieve a firm understanding of their faith and the ethics and morals it provides them. Over the years, hundreds of young boys and girls have learned the tools to read and write the Arabic language at Al Huda weekend school. Arabic language is an essential key to read the Quran and also to explore a very rich Islamic heritage. Al Huda weekend school aspires to be an ideal place to encourage the spiritual growth of our children and the establishment of their Muslim identity. Read More OUR MISSION To provide high-quality Arabic language education that fosters cultural understanding, communication skills, and academic excellence, empowering students to become global citizens who contribute positively to their communities and the world. OUR VISION Our vision is to be a leading institution in promoting Arabic language and Quran Memorisation proficiency and cultural appreciation, recognized for its innovative teaching methods, inclusive environment, and commitment to preparing students for success in a diverse and interconnected world. OUR HISTORY Al-Hamdoulillah, this goal has been accomplished, and the center is now open, and it starts to be a beacon of guidance and unity, offering a wide range of programs & services to the community and the neighbors, including the 5 daily prayers, weekend school, youth activities, Ramadan program, Eid celebrations, lectures & workshops, social events, Quran classes, and a variety of after-school programs and activities for children and youth.
Madina Masjid was established in Windsor , Connecticut in 1993. Since its inception, we have been diligent in adhering to the correct understanding of Islam according to the Book of Allah, the Qur’aan, and the authentic teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (sallaa Allahu ‘alayhi wa sallam). Presently located at 140 White Rock Dr. Windsor Connecticut 06095, Madina Masjid is a growing community with a wide variety of ethnicities and cultures. Masjid is open 24/7 to serve the needs of the Muslims. In addition, we offer Quran Class and weekly classes open to the general public on a number of Islamic topics, as well as host special events with resident and guest speakers. Madina Masjid’s goal is to increase awareness of the essence and beauty of Islam upon its correct principles to cultivate and educate ourselves, as well as the community in general.
Islam is monotheistic religion teaching that there is only one incomparable God – Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of God. It is the world’s second-largest religion and the fastest-growing major religion in the world. Islam teaches that God is merciful, all-powerful and unique.
The Islamic Center of Laramie is a nonprofit organization that seeks to provide spiritual guidance and educational services about the Islamic faith.
Here at the Islamic Center of Livermore we want to help encourage Muslims to better their lives by acquiring knowledge about their religion as well as developing a love for Islam. To strengthen the Ummah we must form bonds with the members of our community. ICL hosts monthly guest speakers, a biweekly food pantry for the less fortunate, community iftars during Ramadan, and many other programs to bring the community together. By creating a strong bond within the community, we are able to help those in need and create a friendly environment for those who have just arrived. A big part of our effort to build the community is to be able to inspire and educate the Muslim youth. ICL provides a weekly Islamic school every Sunday during the regular school year, that way the Muslim youth in Livermore can get their regular education as well an Islamic education.
Established in 1989, the Islamic Center of Rockland (ICR) is a non-profit organization located in Valley Cottage, NY, serving the Muslim community of Rockland County, as well as the surrounding areas of Westchester County and northern New Jersey. Our mosque serves as a religious and spiritual home for our congregants, as well as a forum for community and interfaith engagement.
AT A TIME WHERE MORALS AND VALUES ARE ON CONTINUOUS DECLINE, WHERE MATERIALISM IS NEGATIVELY IMPACTING US, OUR MUSLIM COMMUNITIES ARE FACING HARDSHIPS MAINTAINING THEIR IDENTITY WHILE INTERACTING WITH THE WHOLE SOCIETY. Recognizing these challenges, ICP is committed to: Providing the Muslim community with the environment where Muslims will learn and practice their religion. Establishing a strong youth base, which is the foundation for any successful society, by providing them with a place of worship to improve their spirituality, a center where they improve their physical health, and a state-of-the-art school that provides them with the tools and skills necessary to make them successful in this world and the Hereafter. Educating, helping and integrating with the local and regional communities to teach them about the true message of Islam.
The mosque of the American Moslem Society was established in 1938. It is the oldest mosque in the State of Michigan, and also considered one of the oldest mosques in North America. Since the mosque plays a vital role in the lives of Muslims, many Muslims immigrants established residence near and around the mosque area. As the community’s population continued to grow, so did the mosque. The mosque has evolved from a small house to a building that occupies 48,000 square feet. 1938 to 1952 Due to the community’s growth in the vicinity of the mosque during the period from 1938 to 1952, once again the need to expand the mosque arose in order to accommodate the mosque’s increasing number of attendees especially during Friday and holiday prayers. In 1952, the AMS along with community members decided to launch the second expansion which doubled the size of the mosque. In that expansion, the green dome of the mosque was placed on its roof. In addition, the two small minarets were added. The size of the mosque increased from few thousand to twelve thousands square feet. 1952 to 1986 Naturally, largely because of the central and important role the mosque plays in the Muslims’ daily lives, the mosque became a community center for people to perform their religious duties and also to socialize. The number of mosque attendees increased rapidly during the sixties, seventies and early eighties. During this period, there was a court ruling to allow the calling for prayers to be transmitted through outside speakers. It was the first mosque in the United States to be allowed to transmit call prayers through loudspeakers. After the previous expansions, in 1986, the community again decided to expand the mosque. The size of the building doubled from 12,000 to 24,000 square feet. In 1982, the weekend school was added to the mosque to start providing classes for the growing number of first generation Muslims in the community. Now The American Moslem Society continues to be an influential masjid in Dearborn. It has come together with many donors to build a medical center that would serve the community. The American Moslem Society is still undergoing many improvements, in shaa Allah. It is in the planning stages of getting a much-needed upgrade. Of course we will always accept suggestions for the future. If you have any suggestions in mind, do not hesitate to send them to info@AMSDearborn.org. We are also accepting every form of help, so if you can help make your suggestions a reality, that will be much appreciated. Jazakum Allah Khair!
Assalamu Alaykum Warhamatullahi Wabarakatuh (May the peace and blessings of Allah be upon you all) The Islamic Foundation of Lincoln was founded in 1986 as a non-profit religious organization in the capital city of Lincoln, that follows the Quran and Ahl Al-Sunnah. The mosque is owned by the North American Islamic Trust (NAIT). IFL is the oldest mosque in the state of Nebraska. Since the mosque plays a vital role in the lives of Muslims, many incoming Muslim immigrants established residence in Lincoln to be near and around the mosque. Vision Our vision is to be the leading mosque in Nebraska by continuing to provide Islamic guidance and services based on the Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessing of Allah be upon him) to the Lincoln community and surrounding areas. Mission To serve the Muslims in Lincoln and surrounding areas by helping to strengthen their Islamic faith and moral conduct to better assist their community and society To foster a Muslim community based on Islamic principles of equality, mutual help, and Islamic teachings of peace, love, and justice To strengthen sisterly/brotherly relations among Muslims within the community and other Islamic Organizations with similar missions To establish an interfaith dialogue with other faiths to develop cooperation, tolerance, and mutual understanding to serve our community To assist Muslims by teaching and guiding them to lead a healthy and productive lifestyle and family Programs Bringing the Community Together: Conducting the five congregational daily prayers on time Conducting Friday Prayer (Jummah) with the Imam or an informed speaker Holding the Ramadan Congregational prayers (Taraweeh) Celebrating the two annual Eids, Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha and performing the prescribed prayers Host visits with members of different churches and other faiths Provide Educational and Counseling Services: Organize lectures, religious sermons, social activities, and educational functions based on the teachings of Islam Provide Islamic Sunday School to the youth, “Lincoln Islamic School” Perform Islamic marriages and provide counseling sessions to couples based on the Quran and Ahl Al-Sunnah Perform funeral services to the deceased
Masjidi Hazrati Abu Bakr Siddique is a mosque in Flushing, Queens, New York, United States. It is located at Flushing, New York. Masjid Hazrati Abu Bakr Siddique is a 501 organization, a community of believers adhering to Islam
The Islamic Heritage Center is a nonprofit organization focused on servicing the needs of the Muslim communities in the Washington Metropolitan Area. The mission of this center is to spread the authentic teachings of Islam to both Muslims and non-Muslims. It provides numerous activities for the community such as; Holding the daily salahs (Jummah/ Jama'ah) Holding Eid Prayers Taraweeh Salah in Ramadan Accepting and delivering zakah (zakat al-mal, zakat al-fitr, sadaqat) Helping the orphans and needy families Sharee'ah advices Holding daily lectures for both the brothers and sisters. Classes for the youth and adults Establishing Palm Tree School to teach Arabic language and Islamic studies as well as an academically advanced curriculum. Establishing the American University for Arabic and Islamic Studies.
Our goal is to maintain and excel in True meaning of the word IQRA. This institution’s State of the Art Facility being the Standard Bearer of Islamic Education with a Second to None attitude towards Academics. Utilizing the best the market has to offer in Computer Hardware and Software to enhance the Educational Experience of our Students.The IMAN Cultural Center is a non-political, non-profit, and independent organization, established to create and promote cooperation and affiliation within the Iranian and Muslim Community along with people of all races and religions. Iranian Muslim immigrant community needed a suitable place for social gatherings, meetings and religious ceremonies. The founders of the Iman Foundation came together to meet this need and with generous help of a number of believers and patriots, established this place.
Since its establishment in 1990, The Islamic Movement of Florida (IMOF) has been committed to the propagation of Islam in accordance with the Quraan and Sunnah (Practices of Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Throughout it's history, IMOF has sought to provide a wide variety of Educational and Da’wah programs.
The Islamic Center of Ventura County was founded in 1993. The foundation is registered as a non-profit 501 (c)(3) organization (Tax ID#26-0495893) setup exclusively to serve the religious education, charity, and the practice of Islam in our community.
President, Iqra Darul Ehsan The purpose of the Iowa City Mosque (Masjid Al-Iman) is to carry out worship, educational, and charitable activities in the Iowa City area, in conformity with the pure teachings of Islam based upon the Noble Qur'an, the authentic Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (may peace and blessings be upon him), as understood and applied by his companions (may Allah be pleased with them), and those that followed them in excellence from the next two generations. The activities of the Iowa City Mosque include but are not limited to the following: Conduct religious services, and prayers; Teach and disseminate the religion of Islam to both Muslims and non-Muslims; Conduct funeral and burial services; Foster and strengthen unity and goodwill among all Muslims; and Promote goodwill and understanding between Muslims and followers of other faiths.
Alhamdulillah, Allah (SWT) has provided us with the great opportunity to provide service to His House and to help protect and teach His word to our Future Generations. We are humbled by this task, but we also remain much honored by the fact that our mission in this life is to carry out His Will.
The ISLC Community is open for five daily prayers in the second year in our updated masjid. Please fulfill your obligation to attend daily salaat in congregation as well as arriving early before 1:30pm for Friday Jummah. Please adhere to all parking guidelines and self-monitor health before coming to the masjid.
The Islamic Society of North East Ohio, abbreviated as ISNEO is primarily committed to the service of the muslim community in Canton and surrounding areas. The rudimentary objectives of this society are: To maintain a facility, which will be used as an Islamic center for purposes of Islamic worship, religious activities, educational/developmental activities and social events that do not violate the tenets of Quran and authentic Sunnah. To promote goodwill, tolerance, unity, friendship and understanding to strengthen the fraternal bonds among Muslims of Stark County and bordering counties. To disseminate information about Islam, its teachings, its history and its philosophy to Muslims and interested non-Muslims. To promote understanding and act as a channel of communication between Muslims and non-Muslims in the surrounding community.
Introduction Istijabah Muslim Association (IMA) prayer group is a non-profit organization based in the NJ tristate area. IMA aims is to spread the Islamic word throughout the tristate area and beyond, reminding Muslims of their Islamic duties. Anyone can be a part of the Istijabah Muslim Association. Motto There is no help except from Allah (GOD). Vision To be a pacesetter Islamic organization with widespread acceptance in and outside the United States of America. Mission To promote peaceful co-existence, Islamic Cultural, norms, and values. Encourage family values as the centerpiece of religious and social development. SHORT HISTORY The quest for Islamic knowledge and brotherly/sisterly/family association led to the forum where Muslim faithful came together to rub minds with learned Islamic scholars to know more about the religion favored by Almighty Allah – ISLAM. The aim is to maximize favorably the leisure time that exists amongst Muslims. The need to spend these precious leisure hours judiciously arose amongst a few Muslims who rose to the challenge. Istijabah Muslim Association was developed out of a previously unregistered family-oriented prayer group. Phone calls were made to some selected Muslim from all walks of life, and consequently, on Sunday, March 5, 2001, the society now named Istijabah Muslim Association has its inaugural prayer session at the residence of its pioneer president, Alhaji Mohammed Adewale.
Al-Arqam Center of Saratoga is the only mosque in Saratoga county. It offers five daily prayers, Friday prayer, weekend school, adult study circle, youth study circle, and support to less fortunate ones
Beaumont Mosque and Muslim Community Center. A place for prayer, reflection and strengthening bond with Allah (swt).
We are a group of Muslims in the Farmington Valley area (Farmington, Avon, Canton, and surrounding towns), Connecticut who have incorporated the Farmington Valley American Muslim Center Inc. in January 2013 as a non-profit, 501(c)(3) religious entity. Our tax exempt number is 46-1780347. VISION & MISSION Our Center aspires to be recognized for worship of God, interfaith understanding and dialogue, service to community and country, and as a secure, nurturing venue where our community can congregate. Our mission is to foster generations of Muslims who are proud of their American identity and Islamic heritage through service to God and community. OBJECTIVES Our objectives are to create a venue for Muslims in the Farmington Valley to receive Islamic education and fulfill their religious and spiritual obligations, promote understanding of Islam and other religious traditions through interfaith dialogue, and serve the community at large through outreach and partnerships. GUIDING PRINCIPLES Creating an inclusive space for our diverse Muslim community. Creating positive spaces for women and youth. Fostering knowledge of Islam in the larger community to promote interfaith harmony and understanding. Involvement in the greater human community by championing social causes, doing good works, providing a welcoming interfaith space and community building, and empowering our community materially, ideologically, and spiritually.
As-salaamu ‘alaykum; Greetings of peace! Welcome to Huntsville Islamic Center (HIC). We are located in the city of Huntsville and serve Muslims living in all of the Tennessee Valley area.We are honored to have you, appreciate that you have come to learn about us, and look forward to learning about you. Here, you can learn about Huntsville’s local Muslim community, find information about our events and services, and discover opportunities for interfaith understanding. Please feel free to join us at our events and prayer services, and to contact us with any questions about Islam or Muslims. The center offers a place to pray, Community Center, Sunday school, summer school, Quranic and Arabic teachings in addition to a full time Islamic school that covers preschool through 8th grade. We also have weekend Flag Football and Basketball leagues throughout the year for the youth of our community.
Our mission is to provide excellent, eco-friendly, and holistic funeral services at lower costs to all the communities across Georgia. The staff & management of Janaza Services of Georgia take this mission seriously – a funeral is a time to honor the lives of the deceased ones and to commemorate their family heritage. We strive to make each funeral a respectful, fulfilling experience that meets the unique needs of each family.
We are a diverse and intentional community of Muslims. We strive to cultivate an intelligent and religiously informed generation of Muslims who fulfill what God wants in a way that relates to our current reality. We strive to normalize Islam and to inspire Muslims to live their faith fully and righteously while believing as themselves.
ICGA’s mission is cultivating a welcoming space dedicated to the educational and spiritual development of all of our Ummah and in service to our Austin Community
About Us About Greenview Madani Center Introduction Greenview Madani Center is a nonprofit organization established in 2005 to provide Religious academic needs of Muslims today along with daily five times & Friday worship and Dawa program. Greenview Madani Center is currently providing comprehensive educational programs to educate Muslim children in Islamic sciences along with regular academic home schooling. The imam of the Masjid is Shaikh Mufti Sharif Ahmed Fani Current Activities: Five Time Prayer Daily five times regular prayer and Salat-ul-Juma Boys Hifz Program Full Time / Age: From 7 to 16 FEMALE ALIMA CLASSES Full Time / Age: starting from 12 ADULT ALIM CLASSES For Men 2 hours every Sat & Sun after Fajr / Any age For Women 2 hours every Tue & Wed from 11:00 AM QURANIC CLASSES FOR BOYS & GIRLS 2 hours evening classes Mon to Fri / Age: From 5 to 10 Majlis ilm-o-zikr Every Wednesday from 7:30 PM (Bayan, Zikr, Dinner) Majlis-e-ilm-o-Zikr Join us every Wednesday after Isha for our Zikr program led by Mufti Sharif. Program is for both Brothers & Sisters. Dinner is served after program.
Kalamazoo Islamic Center (KIC) is a non-profit organization dedicated to serving the Muslim community of Kalamazoo, Michigan. Conveniently located between Chicago and Detroit, KIC is in the heart of the city, near Western Michigan University and Kalamazoo College, 1520 West Michigan Ave. We are a hub for the well-being and growth of the local Muslim community, offering a range of services and programs to support its members. Since 1975, KIC has been providing a welcoming and supportive environment for Muslims in the area, including: Daily prayers, including Friday prayers Special prayers during Ramadan and Eid Iftars on weekends during Ramadan Collection and distribution of Zakat and Sadaqa to those in need Islamic education classes A library with a wide collection of Islamic books and resources An Islamic Sunday school teaching Quran, Hadith, Islamic Studies, and Arabic Support for the Muslim Student Association at Western Michigan University
The Islamic Center of Frisco is a multicultural mosque that is open to all! We offer a place to pray, learn about Islam, Quran/Arabic teachings, community events, and more. Come visit Inshallah.
The Madinah Community Center, Inc was first established in November 30th 1994 and was located in a small office suite near the University of Wisconsin’s Madison campus. The following September we relocated to the newly found Masjid Us-Sunnah at 4718 Hammersley Road on the southwest side of the city. In early 2012 a Shura Council was formed to act as the Board of Directors and to more appropriately manage the increasing number of functions served by the community center. The focus of the Madinah Community Center has evolved far beyond being simply a place of prayer for Muslims and is now a central hub of activities and services filling the needs of the Muslim community in Madison. Besides regular religious services, current programs include educational classes and lectures for both adults and children, youth group programs, food and monetary support programs for the needy, and more. Our community consists of nearly every kind of ethnic group found in the Muslim world and beyond which brings a wonderful variety of people to each community activity.
Maryam Islamic Center, founded in 2003, is a registered 501 (c) non-profit organization located in Sugar Land, Texas, and is an affiliate institution of Islamic Society of Greater Houston. Maryam Islamic Center strives to be a center that embodies a spirit that is welcoming, inclusive, and most importantly, prophetic. Maryam Islamic Center is rooted in community and strives to meet the socio-religious needs of the ever growing community by facilitating an array of educational and community enrichment programs. Alongside the Five daily prayers and weekly Friday service, Maryam Islamic Center offers beautiful opportunities of learning, engaging, community building, youth programming, sisters’ exclusive programming, interfaith, outreach & much more! Maryam Islamic Center was built with the intention of fostering qualities of leadership and growth in our youth, therefore, alongside our very robust schedule of youth programs, Maryam Islamic Center is home to one of the best Weekend Islamic Schools, Full time Hifdh Programs, & After School Qur’an Programs in the country. Maryam Islamic Center strives to stand by our community in happiness and in sadness, and thus offers Nikah services, Funeral Services, Bereavement Services & Religious Counsel.
We start with a single family house on march 25th, 1987 with the purchase of the first building. and now our masjid has become “the biggest Mosque built from the ground in NYC”. The great idea of building a community, and a place to pray together was envisioned by Bangladeshi descendants immigrated in early 50’s 60’s 70’s & 80’s. Masjid Al Aman Inc. is a place of worship, a landmark of communities in the surrounding neighborhoods of East NY and Ozone Park area. Open every day to Muslims for 5 times daily prayer, Jumma on Fridays, Muslim holiday (Eid) and community events. Masjid Al Aman also provides numerous servcies for our commmunity such as , Nikha service, Quran classs, Hifz Program and various edcuational services
Islamic Association of Long Island (IALI) also known as Selden Masjid is located in middle of Suffolk County and serves the community in and around the Selden area. Islamic Association of Long Island was registered in 1974 and was the first Masjid (Mosque) in Suffolk County. In 1979 the actual building located at 10 Park Hill Drive in Selden was purchased and renovated it to be the Muslim Center for the local Muslim community to be used as Place-of-Worship. An adjacent land was purchased in 2003 and construction of a new building was completed in 2013 with other site improvements. Islamic Association provides various services including Religious services, marriage, funeral, Interfaith, educational, etc.
The purpose of Masjid Al Emaan is to please Allah (subhanahu wa ta’ala) by carrying out religious, educational and other community activities in conformity with the religion of Islam; to do everything necessary, suitable and proper for the accomplishment of these objectives. Masjid Al Emaan shall strive to procure in its affairs and activities, the participation, association and representation of Muslims of all races, national origin, linguistic or ethnic backgrounds, and Sunni Islam schools of Jurisprudence, without giving preference to any group. Introduction The mission of Masjid Al Emaan is to please Allah (subhanahu wa ta’ala), through adherence to the teachings of the Qur’an and the methodology of the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) and to establish the practice of Islam in the lives of its attendees. It will provide a place of worship, an Islamic environment for individuals and families, authentic Islamic education, dawah programs for promoting understanding and propagation of Islam, a source of reference and support system for the community, and develop and implement all such programs within its resources that promote these objectives.
Assalamu Alaikum (Peace Be Upon You). Our Masjid community is a beautiful mosaic of people from all walks of life and, as such, we embrace new Muslims and are pleased to welcome you to our community. We are aware, understand and share the hardships of new Muslims and other Muslims with Arabic language limitations. New Muslims (and many not so new Muslims) need special attention in their quest for the understanding of the Islamic principles. Our community is welling to offer an Islam101 class in English for new Muslims and anyone who wants to learn more about Islam. The focus of the class will be on the understanding and application of Allah’s Revelations and the Sunna (ways) of our Prophet, may peace and blessings be upon him. Efforts are also focused to meet the personal needs of individuals. We offer Arabic Language Instruction for those wishing to learn to read, understand and converse in Arabic and, as well, offer English as a Second Language Instructions. These classes are taught by bilingual instructors. Also, the Khutba (Reminder) during Friday Prayers are offered both in Arabic and English. In accordance Islam, our community emphasizes respect towards the plurality of faith, culture, ethnicity and to preserve peace and justice for all of humanity.
Masjid Aliya, also known as the Islamic Center of Stafford VA, is a non-profit Muslim organization providing worship services, educational programs, and a food pantry program for Stafford and surrounding areas.
Masjid al Tawheed (EGACC) provides social, educational, spiritual, and recreational programs for the Muslim community, aimed at developing stronger individuals and families that are capable of benefiting our community and society in general. The current Imam of Masjid al Tawheed is Sheikh Sayed Waheed Ahmadzada, who has been serving the community since 2006. The Masjid leadership is made up of the Board of Directors and Oversight Committee. The Masjid also offers funeral and marriage services along with daily Qur’anic and Islamic studies programs for youth and adults. Please follow the links at the top of this page to learn more in depth information about the Masjid.
Masjid Al-Wali is a non-profit organization incorporated in the state of New Jersey to engage exclusively in religious, educational and community activities in conformity with the Quran and the Sunnah (Traditions) of the Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him). Masjid was founded in 2011. We are a growing community with a very diverse group, from all ethnic background. Although our backgrounds are very diverse, we hold true to the principle that we are all brothers and equal in the site of Allah (SWT). We each bring different strengths and collectively strive to fulfill the obligations of our deen according to the principles of the Quran and Sunnah.
Masjid Al-Huda was established in 2013 by the Muslim Center of St. Cloud, Florida. It is a non profit religious organization promoting Islamic activity in the St. Cloud area. The masjid is a place of worship, spiritual guidance and community events. It also offers classes for children and adults. You are welcome to visit the Masjid during it's operating hours. The Imam is available to answer your questions about Islamic Faith and help you understand Islamic ruling on any issue.
A Brief History of Masjid An-Nur: The Nation of Islam (Black Muslims)started in Detroit in 1930, spread throughout the cities of America for many years under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. It was not until the mid-to-late 1950’s; however, that a sizable group of members formed in North Minneapolis and a “Temple” was established for the Nation of Islam. In 1975, The Hon. Elijah Muhammad,after leading the group for over forty years, passed away. For many years he had prepared his son, Wallace, to accept leadership of the Nation. On Feb. 26, 1975, Imam W. Deen Mohammed was nominated and unanimously chosen to be the new leader. Immediately after Imam W. Deen Mohammed entered into the leadership of the NOI, he began to make dramatic changes in the doctrines and structure of the group. He insisted that the group dismiss many of its teachings and embrace the original orthodox religion of Al-Islam as it was established by Muhammad, the Prophet on the Arabian peninsula in the 7th century CE. In doing so, he threw off the name “Nation of Islam” and connected with the majority Muslims throughout the world. In Minneapolis, the local “Temple” was enthusiastic about the growth. They changed the name of the meeting place from Temple or Mosque to the proper Arabic name for a place of Muslim worship – Masjid.
Al Islam World Wide Ministry' s objective is to provide a comprehensive, clear and sober view of the Religion of Al Islam from it's purest sources, The Qur'an and the Life of Muhammed The Prophet and the unique insights of America's Imam, W. Deen Mohammed
Beginning in the 1970s, the City of East Orange, New Jersey was becoming home to a growing population of American-born Muslims and Muslim immigrants to Essex County. Masjid As Habul Yameen, which in Arabic can be translated to mean “Companions of the Right Hand,” had its early roots in the 1980s. During that time, a local Muslim merchant could be heard repeatedly echoing his dream while walking along 4th Avenue and 18th Street proclaiming, “Brothers this building is going to be a masjid, soon we’re going to get it, Inshallah (if God Wills).” He was referring to the long-abandoned Midlantic Bank building in the City’s once vibrant Fifth Ward Ampere Business District. In early 1995, a group of Muslim brothers, Abu Bakr Muhammad, Zaid Muhammad, Muhammad Abdul-Lateef, Nu’man Perry and Amin Nathari, formed the Muslim Development Association and began negotiations to purchase the bank building. During this effort, the Association was allowed to occupy the building and a dedicated effort began to prepare and convert the structure to serve as a masjid and community center. In September 1995, the first Jumu’ah prayer (Friday Congregational Service) was held at the then named Muslim Community Center. Amin Nathari served as the first Imam and over the years, Muhammad Jaaber, Khalifa Abdul Wali and Shamshuddin Harun have served as Imams. Since its founding over two decades ago, Masjid As Habul Yameen has established itself as a major religious institution in the City of East Orange. Today, under the visionary leadership and spiritual guidance of Imam Abdoul Aziz Ouedrago, the Masjid continues to grow and prosper.
Masjid-E-Khaleel was established to serve the South Florida Muslim communities. The Masjid is catering for Islamic education. Masjid-E-Khaleel is open to visitors throughout the year who would like to learn about Islam. We hope in the future we will have facilities for the community lectures, seminars and other educational purposes. New Masjid Plan Recently the Islamic Association of Tri-County has purchased a land adjacent to the Masjid. Insha Allah the plan is to built a new Masjid building, Madarasa and Islamic Center. Please donate generously for the new project. May Allah accept and bless our deeds. Mosque Staff Mosque Officials Sheikh Mohammed Zakaria Badat – Chairman Sheikh Mohammad Ubaydah – Vice Chairman Shahul Hameed – Treasurer Dr. Mohammad Mizan – General Secretary Imams & Religious Advisors Sheikh Mohammad Zakaria Badat – Imam Hafiz Muhammad Sudani – Second Imam Sister Fatima Sister Khadija Sister Safiyya Sister Asiya Administration Staff Ghiayathuddin – Director Hafiz Mahmud – Director
Islamic Center of Centerville is the hub of seeking Sacred Islamic Knowledge in the Eastern Midwest region. Established in 2017, ICC is a growing community providing a place for worshippers to gather to remember Allah, study and recite the Quran Kareem, daily congregational prayers, Friday prayers, full-time Alim and Hifz programs, Darul Iftah facility and also catering to the wider community with various social and recreational community events.
Idriss Mosque is a non-profit religious organization established in 1981. Idriss Mosque is the flagship Mosque for Seattle in Washington State. It was the first mosque west of the Mississippi River designed in an Arabesque architecture style
The Muslim Legal Fund (MLFA) is a community-centric, grassroots non-profit organization fighting for national security reform, upholding and establishing justice in our courtrooms and communities for Muslims in America. MLFA is a non profit full service defense fund dedicated to defending Muslims’ civil rights and liberties at the federal level. MLFA is addressing unwarranted actions towards Muslims, such as travel restrictions, immigration denials, bank account closures, extra scrutiny of nonprofit work, prisoners denied religious accommodations, unjust prosecutions and unfair trials, excessive sentences and cruel conditions for Muslim prisoners, informants targeting vulnerable youth, and Muslims being intimidated into betraying their faith.
Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam strives to be a center that embodies a spirit that is welcoming, inclusive, and most importantly, prophetic. Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam is rooted in community and strives to meet the socio-religious needs of the ever-growing community by facilitating an array of educational and community enrichment programs. Alongside the Five daily prayers and weekly Friday service, Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam offers beautiful opportunities of learning, engaging, community building, youth programming, interfaith, outreach & much more! Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam was built with the intention of fostering qualities of leadership and growth in our youth, therefore, alongside our very robust schedule of youth programs, Masjid Isa Ibn Maryam is home to of welcoming community members regardless of all faiths.
Founded in the 1950’s in the barber shop of Charlie Boyd, the community of the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam is Houston’s oldest and most historic Muslim Community. The Houston Masjid of Al-Islam began as Temple #45 in of the Nation of Islam under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. The Houston Masjid of Al-Islam transitioned to the universal message of Al-Islam with the passing of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad following the eminent Muslim American Scholar and pioneer of Islam in the United States the late Honorable Imam W. Deen Mohammed. The Houston Masjid of Al-Islam moved from location to location from the mid 1950’s until 1978. In 1978 the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam purchased a former Christian Scientist Church with funds donated by heavy weight champion Muhammad Ali and converted it into a masjid. The converted masjid located @ 6641 Bellfort remained the home of the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam until the building was destroyed by hurricane Ike in September of 2008. The Houston Masjid of Al-Islam has plans to begin construction of a new 5700 square feet mosque that will serve as landmark for the historical legacy of Al-Islam in Houston. Several Masaajid (mosques) have grown out of the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam, including: Masjid Ta’leem Mohammed, Masjid An-Nur and Masjid Al-Qur’an. The Houston Masjid was also the birthplace of the Muslim American Cultural Association and Mercy Community Center. There are plans in development for the establishment of other mosques and community centers as the mission continues to grow in Houston. LEADERSHIP The Houston Masjid of Al-Islam has a strong History of dynamic leadership. Since 1978 all of the Imam’s at the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam were students of the Honorable ImamW. Deen Mohammed. Each Imams administration experienced unique and progressive accomplishments. Below are a list of the Imams who have served at the Houston Masjid of Al-Islam. Imam Ibrahim Kamaluddin | Imam Hakeem Akbar | Imam Saboor Hassan Imam Rasheed El-Amin | Imam Haywood Taalib | Imam Qasim Ahmed | Imam Wazir Ali
In the early 1980’s a group of Ohio State University graduate students came together to establish the community’s first ever Masjid. The students’ rich backgrounds and diverse educational experiences laid the foundation of Masjid Omar for years to come. Coming from different countries to study and train at a prominent American university enabled these students to combine their rich cultures with the western environment. Ever since, Masjid Omar became a place of worship for Muslims where the east and west meet. Successful graduate students engaged in competitive university programs are also memorizing the Quran, leading prayers, teaching the Sunnah of the Prophet Mohamad, and engaging in outreach community activities.
Our Mission Muslim Association of Snoqualmie Ridge (MASR) / Snoqualmie mosque is an Islamic organization founded 2012 with the mission of serving the Muslims community of Snoqualmie and its surrounding cities nurturing their faith, upholding their values and fostering the well-being of the community through worship, education, charity, outreach and social service. MASR is also committed to strengthen our community bonds with peace, tolerance and respect for all people under the teachings of Islam.
Muslim Community Association (MCA) was incorporated as a non-profit religious organization in 1981. We have come a long way from our humble beginnings back in the year 1982-83 when we had a very small place for prayers that soon grew into Masjid-un-Noor. Continued growth then led to acquisition of the MCA building in 1994. MCA has grown several folds in terms of its community strength and size in the last 30 years. Our main MCA building is approximately 90,000 sq. ft. in size including the lobby expansion that was opened to public in August 2011. In May 2013, MCA has purchased 33,000 sq. ft. next door facility (3033 Scott Blvd). Alhamdollah due to the campus expansion, MCA became the largest Islamic Center in the United States. We have over 3,000 people attending Jumaa prayers on Fridays. Our Granada Islamic School provides one of the best schooling alternatives to our community members who wish to offer quality education to their children in an Islamic environment. In addition to being open for prayers five times a day, MCA provides Educational programs (dawah), outreach services,social services, Weekend Islamic School (WIS) programs, Islamic Counseling and Education (ICE), Youth and Women’s services, Reknowned visiting scholars, etc. All of this has been possible primarily due to the Will and Blessings of Allah (SWT) and due to the very generous support of our community members and tireless efforts of many dedicated volunteers over the past few decades.
Vision With the hereafter being the focal point of life and pleasing God being the ultimate goal, the Apex Mosque becomes the community of every American in Apex (or elsewhere) who seeks to become an excellent servant of God and a great productive citizen. Mission Our mission in the Apex Mosque is to learn, practice, and teach Islam while contributing to the betterment of the city of Apex and the American society at large. Goals In pursuit of its Vision, the Apex Mosque strives to: Organize religious, educational, social, and cultural faith-based events Promote, strengthen, and implement family values Assist disadvantaged individuals and families Promote cooperation and bridges building among all facets of the society Seek constructive dialogue and mutual understanding Further better understanding and appreciation of Islam among non-Muslims Promote brotherhood, mercy, compassion and peace.
The Muslim Community of the Western Suburbs is dedicated to creating and promoting a community of peace and caring where it and its members grow closer to God and through that closeness become positive contributors to their families and the community around them. As such MCWS lauds and welcomes acts of community service, neighborliness, and positive civic participation. Conversely MCWS stands against acts of violence, oppression, abuse and discrimination whether committed by those external to the Muslim community or from within. We pray for a world where peace and harmony prevails and the poor, oppressed, and abused are relieved of their challenges. In addition to a mosque, with five regular prayers with the Imam Sheikh Ali (religious leader), various other beneficial activities are held at MCWS on a weekly/monthly basis, which are open for everybody, and various volunteers can help you to answer any of your questions. To read about islam at MCWS website, click here or to get answers from our Imam Sh Ali, send us an email at mcws.imam@gmail.com. For more information or for any question, please send an email to info@mcws.org or call us at 734-467-7704. For directions to MCWS, click here.
Islamic Association of Southern Connecticut The Islamic Association of Southern Connecticut is non-profit, religious and educational organization that is incorporated in the state of Connecticut since Feb, 2011. The aims and purposes of the Organization are to provide Islamic teaching and worship services to its members in accordance with the Not-For-Profit Corporation Law of the State of Connecticut and as an exempt organization under section 501 (c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code or the corresponding section of any future federal tax law. Objectives Provide Islamic teachings and worship services to its members. Strengthen fraternal bonds and brotherly relations among Muslims. Promote friendly relations with people of other faith and present Islam to them. Cultivate cooperation with existing Muslim organizations and communities.
Many Muslims have been in and around the Melbourne area for over twenty years. Prior to the establishment of the Masjed, the Muslims used to get together to pray in various locations in the City of Melbourne, such as the houses or apartments of certain local Brothers. With the constant growth of the Muslim community, it was decided to build a Masjed, a place where prayers could be held every day, at the five prayer times commanded by our LORD. The Brothers began searching for suitable locations for a Masjed. Alhamdulillah, in 1988, some land was purchased in the most suitable area found, on the eastern part of Melbourne City, and plans were drawn up to build the Masjed. Construction actually began in 1990 and was completed approximately 3 years later. We ask Allah to Bless and provide His Favor upon the many Muslims who got involved and worked especially hard to physically help with the construction by doing such actions as laying the foundation and placing the bricks of the building with their own hands, Subhana Allah! (How Perfect is Allah!). An “Open House” was held at the Masjed in 1994. Since then, our Masjed has been a place of great peace and security for the many Muslims who have come here over the years and still continue to come. As a reminder, our Lord has promised great rewards for those who come to the Masjed for prayer:
Muslim ARC has connected and educated people worldwide through virtual and satellite outreach efforts for seven years. Our message has reached millions, intending to bring our global neighbors closer together. We're taking our efforts to the next level by creating a physical location to strengthen our networks and build meaningful relationships. By establishing ARCHouse, we will create a space beyond brick and mortar. It's a place where we can truly connect with our local community and foster meaningful relationships. We aim to provide a hub for national and global initiatives that strengthen our connection with neighbors worldwide. We're excited about the endless possibilities it brings to enhance our social justice and community-building efforts. ARCHouse opens up new doors for us to make an even more significant impact in the world, and we can't wait to see all we can do within its walls!
Our hunger organization in Philadelphia is a non-profit organization. We promote honesty and apply the strongest moral principles of uprightness to manage our organization. Furthermore, we believe in diversity’s role to inspire creativity and drive innovative ideas. We leverage different experiences and blend the talents of unique individuals and personalities. This turns our team into a cohesive, powerful, and collaborative group of volunteers that continuously strengthens our organization. Ultimately, although our non-profit hunger organization is faith-based, our doors are open to all people with pure intentions. No matter their gender, age, faith, beliefs, or social backgrounds, we strive to help. Our base of volunteers and beneficiaries consists of both Muslims and non-Muslims. Hence, if you want to help the disadvantaged local communities in Philadelphia, our organization will connect you with like-minded people. This will enable you to act upon your desire to create positive social change. In addition, we partner with any organization that will allow us to continue to work towards our charitable mission. We will help partners connect with other organizations that would ultimately help uplift the communities we serve.
Based in Lauderhill, Florida (a suburb of Fort Lauderdale), Madinatul Uloom Institute (transliterated, madīna tul-‘ulūm), or MUI, serves as both a mosque and an institute of Islamic education and knowledge, catering to the essential needs of the South Florida community for over a decade, by the grace of Allah (ﷻ). The name of our institute is Arabic in origin, which simply translates to “[The] City of Knowledge”. Our vision is to educate and prepare future community leaders, who are grounded in the Islamic scholarly tradition, through the preservation, implementation, and dissemination of sacred knowledge (under the guidance of learned scholars). By the grace of Allah (ﷻ), over fifty of our students (and counting) have completed the memorization of the noble Qur’an, including the first female hafiza in all of South Florida. Many of our huffaz are leading Salat al-Tarawih throughout South Florida, and many have also traveled to renowned seminaries throughout the country and the world to further their Islamic knowledge and scholarly training.
The NWIC was established in 2002 with the goal to serve the Muslim community of St. Louis, especially in North St. Louis County. 5 acres of land was purchased in October 2003 and the Masjid construction completed in October 2006. Prior to that Jumah Prayers were held at a rented location until October of 2006. Since the completion NWIC has been hosting 5 daily congregational prayers, Jumah congregational prayers, Sunday School / Madrassa, Brothers' & Sisters' Halaqa, Taraweeh Prayers in Ramadan, Show Regional Charities, Daily community Iftar in Ramadan and Eid Prayers. Since April 2009 we had the privilege of nominating full-time Imam for the masjid. Future activities include Summer program for the youth and Regional charities. The current building is 7680. ft. and can accomodate 500 people and has 208 parking spaces. ◦Weekend school / madrassa ◦Social and religious activities ◦Kitchen
Since its formation in 2017, Tajweed Institute has been run by an amazing team of dedicated individuals who strive to create an prodigious community for our Muslim Brothers and Sisters. Tajweed Institute is primarily managed by the Board of Directors. These are the individuals who approve ideas and make the decisions at the Masjid. The Board of Directors are supported by the Advisory Council who stand with the Board to aid and give their expertise on matters when guidance is needed for the Masjid In conjunction with the Board of Directors and Advisory Council, Tajweed Institute's events are fundamentally run by the seven committees. Brothers Youth Committee Sisters Youth Committee Dawah Committee Volunteer Committee Fundraising Committee Marketing Committee Security Committee Dr. Raed Alrosan Tajweed Institute has been blessed with the leadership of its founder Dr. Raed Alrosan. It has since accomplished unprecedented success in Houston in the span of 5 years. Dr. Raed is known for his wealth of knowledge, charisma. and ability to engage with all people. young and old. He has served as an imam in various Masajid, and has a track record for bringing communities together. He has also acquired his Bachelors Degree In Islamic Studies from the Islamic University of Al-Madinah Al-Munawarah. He has acquired is Masters and PhD in Islamic Studies from the Islamic Studies Department at GTF Graduate Theological Foundation
An Islamic Center for all muslims! Located in the San Fernando Valley/Burbank Area.
The Muslim Communities Association of South Florida, Inc. (MCA) is a member of the Islamic Society of North America (ISNA). It was founded in 1971 and registered with the State of Florida as a religious, educational, non-political and non-profit organization. It is solely devoted to the cause of Allah (Subhnahu Wa Ta Aala) and plays a vital role in the Muslim communities of South Florida. accordance with the teachings of the Al Qur’an Al Kareem and Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammed (Peace be upon him). The MCA maintains Islamic Center / Masjid at 4305 N.W. 183rd St and Miami Mosque at 7350 N.W 3 St. The title of these properties are held by the North American Islamic Trust. MCA strives to aid the Muslim community to propagate the religion of Islam and help them to maintain all practices in MCA Board Members is comprised of 13 Members who direct the affairs of the Association
Islamic Center of Brandon is a nonprofit organization which holds the tenets of Islam as in the Holy Quran, and the practices of Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings of Allah be upon him). Islamic Center of Brandon dedicates itself to organize religious, educational and social activities for Muslims and communities at large. Islamic Center of Brandon's Goals To facilitate regular congregational prayer services for Muslims To operate a Quranic recitations and Tajweed and weekend school To provide Islamic education for Muslims of all age groups and community at large To cooperate with local and national Islamic organizations To collect and distribute Zakat To work harmoniously with groups of other faiths.
Islamic Services Foundation (ISF) is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization established and registered in the State of Texas since 1989. In 1988, a group of dedicated Muslim parents founded the ISF in the Dallas metropolitan area for the purpose of establishing an educational institution conducive to an Islamic learning environment. The initial plan was to start with kindergarten and first grade levels and to add one higher grade level every year. Today Brighter Horizons Academy (BHA) is the first full-time Accredited Islamic college preparatory academy in the Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex. It is also the largest in Texas and the southern United States. Since its inception, the Academy has grown from 10 students in 1989 to over 800 today, ranging from PK to 12th grade. Some of the key goals for ISF are: Offer education conducive to an Islamic learning environment. Initiate and guide an integrated Islamic personality and help Muslims in North Texas learn and practice Islam. Establish and maintain Islamic educational institutions. Promote and conduct business related, moral, intellectual, social and cultural programs. Offer the Muslim business communities Islamic business-type ideas that mobilize and coordinate the community’s human and material resources. Promote friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. Endeavor to make Islamic teachings known to interested non-Muslims.
Accredited by Cognia & NCA Salam Academy is an institution of learning aimed at maintaining the ethnic roots and moral values of Muslim students. We develop model American citizens who are the outstanding leaders in the fields of science, mathematics, and the humanities. Our Core Values Decency Fairness Honesty honor Respect Responsibility
By the grace of God, the number of Muslim families in Blossom Valley / Almaden Valley / South San Jose Area has grown rapidly. While there are a number of excellent institutions in the Bay Area, our fast-paced lifestyles and the competing demands of work and family have highlighted the need for an Islamic center nearer to our homes. The Blossom Valley Muslim Community Center (BVMCC) was founded in acknowledgement on this fact and the desire to foster a sense of community and create a center where the teachings of the Qur'an and Hadith are both taught and practiced. Words of Wisdom Narrated Abu Huraira: Allah's Apostle said, "The reward of the prayer offered by a person in congregation is twenty five times greater than that of the prayer offered in one's house or in the market (alone). And this is because if he performs ablution and does it perfectly and then proceeds to the mosque with the sole intention of praying, then for every step he takes towards the mosque, he is upgraded one degree in reward and his one sin is taken off (crossed out) from his accounts (of deeds). When he offers his prayer, the angels keep on asking Allah's Blessings and Allah's forgiveness for him as long as he is (staying) at his Musalla. They say, 'O Allah! Bestow Your blessings upon him, be Merciful and kind to him.' And one is regarded in prayer as long as one is waiting for the prayer." (Volume 1, Book 11, Number 620). Rasulullah (Sallellahu Alihe Wassalam) said, ‘Whosoever builds a house (Masjid) for the pleasure of Allah, whether it be small or large, Allah builds for him a house in paradise.’(at-Tirmidhi, Ibn Khuzaymah, Ibn Hibban, Abu Dawud, and Ahmad)
Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA) is a non-ethnic, non-sectarian; open to all, independent, Islamic Organization.ICNA has project, programs, and activities to help in the process of molding the individual and reforming the society.
Islamic Center of Cleveland is a non-profit organization and was established for fulfillment of the following purposes: to provide Muslims with religious guidance based on the teachings of Islam, to provide a place for offering of prayers, for performing other religious observances, and for cultural activities
Accredited by Cognia Noor Academy of Arizona is a K to 8th grade Islamic school. The purpose of our education is to guide our children toward the full realization of their academic, spiritual, intellectual, physical, mental, emotional and social potentials to serve Allah (Glory Be to the Most High). Strategies Utilize Quran and Sunnah to develop life skills for success Motivation To gain jannah, or eternal paradise, & the pleasure of Allah (Glory Be to The Most High) Why Us? We are a cozy, Accredited, Islamic school with veteran and young teachers
Accredited by Cognia Welcome to Al-Hamra Academy, New England's first full-time Accredited Islamic day school. By the grace of Allah swt, Al-Hamra has been successfully pioneering a rigorous Elementary and Middle School curriculum integrating both national and state standards and Islamic values, leading the way for over two decades. Throughout the region, Al-Hamra has set the standard for academic achievement as well as social participation in the community through active outreach, charitable initiatives, and youth-driven programs.
Accredited by WASC Minaret Academy believes in the social, emotional, educational and physical support of our students. In order to resume educating our students in person, we have implemented protocols and procedures to ensure that compassion, human connection and safety are at the forefront of our plans. We will continue to maintain the academic rigor and close-knit community that has been synonymous with the school. The health and well-being of Minaret Academy students, families, and employees is our highest priority, and are taking the proper precautions to reduce the transmission of all contagious illnesses in our school.
Accredited by Cognia As an organization, we are dedicated to providing service and support for our institutions to improve what they do to help students learn. To succeed, our leadership must be in concert with our culture as a service organization. We are governed by an independent Board of Directors and an executive team dedicated to these values, strategic direction, and a commitment to focusing on the ultimate outcome for students.
Accredited by Cognia & SACS GSA began with only a Pre-School program and grew exponentially since then. GSA currently serves students in classes ranging from PreK to 11th grade. The school was first expanded in 2007 by adding 4 large modular classrooms. In 2014, shortly after the Islamic center inaugurated its new Masjid, the upper school moved to the second floor of the building. In November 2015, the City of Boca Raton approved our major expansion project to double the school’s square footage and student capacity.
Accredited by Cognia OUR MISSION Provide an environment to produce Muslims whose thoughts and actions are devoted to Allah (SWT). Focus on teaching Language Arts, Science, Math and Arabic. Utilize the most effective teaching methods (teaching philosophy) and tools (technology). Make learning appealing, interesting, fun and interactive. Instill discipline in students. Inculcate a strong foundation of Islamic principles. OUR VISION Our vision is to develop strong Muslims, nurtured to excel academically and fostered to be productive members of their community and society at large.
Accredited by Cognia Our Mission Equip our students with a firm, God-centered foundation of values and a high standard of academic excellence. Provide the Islamic environment that caters to the betterment of self, family, community, and humanity. Our Vision Develop exemplary students who are enriched with knowledge and balanced character based on Islamic values.
Here at Tawakkul Islamic Community Learning Center of Dillon, we are driven by a single goal; to do our part in making the world a better place for all. We strive to build productive relationships and make a positive impact with all of our pursuits.
Accredited by Cognia Al-Madinah School is located in Park Slope, Brooklyn, New York Our student enrollment has greatly increased over the past 19 years making us the largest Islamic School in New York. Al-Madinah School offers a rich and rigorous academic curriculum alongside with Arabic Language and Cultural Studies to meet the needs of its diverse student population and school community. Al-Madinah School staff are passionate and committed to building our children and youth today through character development and educational and Islamic excellence. We pride ourselves on our warm welcoming atmosphere, where genuine love for students, high expectations, and student achievement are priority.
Accredited by Cognia Toledo Islamic Academy is a dream come true, brought about by the grace of Allah and by much hard work. In September of 1995, Toledo Islamic Academy opened its doors to the Muslim youth of Toledo and surrounding counties.
Accredited by Cognia From early days, our mission at Miraj Islamic School remains to provide an exceptional and holistic education in a nurturing and intellectually enriching environment, so that our students may grow to become exemplary citizens who are righteous, well-rounded, and embody Islamic values.
Accredited by SACS Vision To be the Islamic school of choice in North America weaving academic excellence with highest morals and ethics. Values Committed balanced Muslims Knowledgeable scholars Contributing citizens and community builders Mission To provide our children an environment which will enable them to achieve their highest potential, founded on Islamic morals, scholastic excellence, and good citizenship. Priorities Faith (Imaan) Prayer (Salah) Strong Moral Character (Akhlaaq)
Accredited by Cognia Good Tree Academy is a Pre K-12th grade school. Established in 2009 with this concept in mind., to prepare our students to become model Muslims who excel academically, socially, and spiritually. To succeed In higher education and/or their future endeavors.
Accredited by NCA By empowering our students to achieve Islamic and academic excellence, Salam School seeks to develop citizens who embody the spirit of Islam and strive to improve their society through faith, perseverance and service to others.
The official page for the Islamic Society of Stillwater
The Islamic Cultural Center of New York is a religious and cultural organization, established in the early 1960’s. The original plan of the Center was to become a Muslim institution comprising a Mosque, school, library, a lecture hall, a museum, and a residence for the Imam. Its objectives include: (1) serving the neighboring Muslim community of Manhattan in particular, and the entire Muslim community of America, in general. This would be done by answering their religious needs and providing them with a place of worship, classes to assist them and their children where they learn detailed knowledge about their religion, Islam; (2) enlighten the American public opinion with the true knowledge about Islam: its teachings, ideology, philosophy and culture; (3) providing Muslim communities in the Americas with religious guidance and correct religious opinions and legal rulings of the Islamic law concerning religious, cultural and social critical questions; (4) promoting a good understanding and friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims. From the beginning, the Islamic Center was privileged to be established by Muslim ambassadors representing several countries at The United Nations who form the Board of Trustees. This affiliation implies that the Center enjoys the support of Muslim countries and that its true religious attitudes are representative of the worldwide Islamic community. Early in the 1960’s, when the center started to function with activities in a five-story building located at 72nd Street and Riverside Drive in New York City, the Board of Trustees at the Islamic Center aspired to build an Islamic structure that would be one of the landmarks of New York City. It was agreed upon that the first phase of this project would be a Mosque Kuwait, Saudi Arabia and Libya donated $754, 394.00.USD for the construction of a Mosque in New York City. An 88,000 square feet piece of property was purchased in Manhattan for During the time period between 1966 and 1987, the Board of Trustees undertook an aggressive fundraising effort and handled the administrative details of initiating a large construction project in the State of New York. In 1987, an agreement was reached with an architectural firm, Skidmore, Owings and Merrill. They were entrusted with the task of producing a design that was in line with traditional Islamic architecture and at the same time compatible with the modern style buildings of New York City. At that time there was a house of worship for every religion except a mosque that represented Islam. On May 16, 1987 the groundbreaking ceremony of this project took place in the presence of the Mayor of New York and a large gathering of the Muslim community and the Muslim Diplomatic Corps. Al Hamdu Lillah, the building was completed despite delays in 1990. During the final construction phase, 3,000 worshippers attended the Eid prayers of 1988 in the basement of the Center. The official opening of the Mosque was held on September 25, 1991 in a ceremony presided over by H. H. Emir of Kuwait Sheikh Jaber Al Ahmed Al Jaber. The construction of the mosque cost approximately $17-Million USD.
Accredited by WASC Welcome to New Horizon School! By coming to our website, you have chosen to learn more about our wonderful school, and we are confident that a few minutes browsing through the pages will enlighten you about the unique and exciting program we offer. Ralph Waldo Emerson once said, “Do not go where the path may lead; go instead where there is no path and leave a trail.” Twenty-five years ago, New Horizon School pioneered a new trail in the history of Islamic education by setting excellence in both academics and religious education as the primary goal. Today, fully Accredited and a nationally recognized Blue Ribbon School, New Horizon is well established with a highly qualified, caring, and stable faculty which seeks to address the needs of their students, recognizing their special qualities and tapping into their varied interests and talents. We believe in providing a balanced curriculum that prepares our children academically and nurtures them spiritually. With this strong foundation, the school program allocates precious time to provide the additional focus on arts, technology, leadership, and service learning, in our effort to educate hearts and minds. We invite you to take a tour of the website and, better yet, to come to the school with the whole family for a personalized tour. You may contact our Admissions Office to make such arrangements. We hope you take the step to give your children the gift of a New Horizon education; it will be the best investment of your life.
Accredited by WASC Orange Crescent School (OCS) was founded in 1983 by the Islamic Society of Orange County (ISOC). The concerned and hardworking pioneers of OCS had a vision of providing a balanced academic program with an emphasis on comprehensive Islamic Studies. It exists as a non-profit, private academic institution serving Orange County’s diverse Muslim community with solid Islamic education from toddler care to eleventh grade. Today we are one of the largest Islamic Schools in Orange County representing more than 20 nationalities. We are proud to be one of only a few Islamic Schools with the stamp of accreditation from the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC). The importance of this accreditation is vital to the integrity of OCS as it validates the programs we offer and provides students a viable educational source. We partner with many state and federal institutions to help provide access to important educational resources to parents, students and teachers.
Elzahra Islamic Center is a mosque in Midland Park, NJ, established by the El-Zahra Education Foundation INC. to serve the religious and spiritual needs of the community through a variety of services and functions.
Where we nurture faith, intellect, and innovation, fostering a community of lifelong learners dedicated to excellence, compassion, and the pursuit of knowledge. Located in the heart of Queens, New York City, we are dedicated to providing a holistic education that blends Islamic values with a rigorous STEAM curriculum. Our mission is to prepare our students to become knowledgeable, ethical, and contributing members of society.
Islamic Education Foundation of New Jersey's (IEF) mission is to develop young Muslims with active minds and a sense of understanding of the Islamic values and faith.
Accredited by Cognia We are a Chartered Nonpublic school private school that holds a valid charter issued by the state board of education and maintains compliance with the Operating Standards for Ohio’s Schools (Ohio Administrative Code 3301-35-12). At the Academy a licensed and caring faculty challenges multicultural, motivated, parent-supported students with a superior and multicultural curriculum. A low teacher-student ratio enhances the positive, caring discipline. This enables an effective approach and affords serious students a great academic advantage. Strong mathematics and science courses combine with a dynamic, modern library and complement our social and creative arts instruction tracks. Our methodology and guiding philosophy are grounded in traditional values of those who submit to the will of God.
Accredited by WASC OUR MISSION New Horizon offers exemplary academics and community programs in a progressive Islamic environment and fosters a positive American Muslim identity by preparing students with the knowledge to succeed, confidence to lead, and compassion to serve in an ever-changing world. OUR VISION New Horizon will be recognized nationally as the model independent Islamic school integrating Quranic principles with cutting-edge technology and creativity to make meaningful contributions to the broader community.
Accredited Cognia & SACS CASI Vision Islamic Academy of Huntsville (IAH) is the foundation that helps students transition to higher educational systems as well rounded, responsible learners, citizens, and leaders of tomorrow equipped to face the challenges of this world and beyond. Mission IAH is dedicated to the Islamic, intellectual, social, personal, physical and spiritual growth of students to promote excellence. IAH will do so by creating a safe, welcoming, God conscious environment that inspires leadership and a global perspective that promises success based upon the guidance of the Quran and Sunnah.
Accredited by Cognia Rockford Iqra School was established in 1998 to provide academic and Islamic education for students in the Greater Rockford Area. It started as an elementary school, but Alhumdulillah over a period of twenty years expanded to include a high school. Our students have done well academically, as shown on standardized tests, and have acquired a strong base of Islamic knowledge. We, at Iqra, believe in a small student to teacher ratio; Rockford Iqra School is committed to providing children with quality education in an Islamic environment. The school is dedicated to setting an academic standard well above that of the local public and private schools. The objective of this school is to offer advanced curriculum to students and equip them to step into this world with a strong Muslim identity, InshAllah.
The Islamic Association of the Finger Lakes (IAFL) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) religious organization that serves the Muslim community of the greater Finger Lakes region within the Southern Tier in NY state, including, but not limited to, Horseheads, Big Flats, Corning, Elmira and other areas.
Masjid Maryam/ICD is a project of ICNA GA. ICNA GA is a Section 501(c) (3) charitable organization, EIN 27-1586134. All donations are deemed tax-deductible absent any limitations on deductibility applicable to a particular taxpayer. No goods or services were provided in exchange for your contribution.
Rahmat-e-Alam Foundation is an Islamic Social and Educational Services organization, which provides services through its three divisions namely Shariah Board of America, Darululoom Chicago and Guidance Educational Academy. It was established in 1998 under the supervision of the eminent faqih of our era, Hazrat Shah Mufti Mohammed Navalur Rahman Sahib damat barakatuhum. It is a State of Illinois, registered 501 (c) (3) Nonprofit Organization.
DAR-E-ZEHRA Islamic Center of Cincinnati OH is a non-profit organization
Accredited by NEAC The Islamic Academy for Peace strives to provide young learners with foundations of academic excellence, Islamic values, and exemplary ethics to become righteous leaders of the community for generations to come.
Muslimat Al-Nisaa HOME Center was designed to address the problem of homelessness within the Muslim community. The need for shelter is a basic human need. Muslimat Al Nisaa HOME Center seeks to provide shelter, skills training, medical care, employment assistance, and counseling to foster economic self-reliance in its participants. Participants are encouraged to engage in program development to the fullest extent of their abilities.
NICC serves the muslim and non-muslim community in the greater Columbus area by the promotion of goodwill, tolerance, unity and understanding.
The official page of Islamic Society of Santa Barbara & Santa Barbara Islamic Center.
All Dulles Area Muslim Society(ADAMS) is one of the largest Muslim communities/mosques in the DC Met
The Islamic Center of Boulder was founded in the late 1970s by a group of students at the University of Colorado at Boulder (CU Boulder). CU Boulder has historically been a leading institution of higher learning in the areas of the hard sciences; engineering, biology, chemistry etc. Visiting the Center: The Islamic Center of Boulder welcomes visitors of all backgrounds. We provide information about Islam to both groups and individuals. Visitors should contact the center at least two days ahead of the planned visit in order to arrange for a qualified guide and to learn about visiting protocol.
We are located at 3224 Anna Street, Little Rock, AR 72204. Juma prayers are offered in the Community Center.
Taha Islamic Center was established to fulfill the Muslim Community’s religious, educational, social, and cultural needs. The Islamic Center is open to all and we encourage everyone who wishes to learn about Islam or Muslims to make an appointment to better serve you. We are located at 1285 Hammerwood Ave, Sunnyvale, CA 94089. Please email admin@tahausa.org in order to make any appointments or provide feedback.
An association of Nigeria Muslims in Ohio State, USA
Accredited by Cognia The Huda Academy was established in 2000 to promote education and create anenvironment based on Islamic principles of character, courage and compassion. The Huda Academy is the only Islamic School in Arkansas which is Accredited byAdvanceEDand CISNA (Council of Islamic Schools of North America).
We are peace loving american muslims. we respect people of all faiths. we preach peace, we practice peace and we promote peace. we are united in our dedications to human rights. Our Mission The Core mission at Woodbridge Faith Center is to promote universal Islamic values of servitude, peace, and compassion. We accomplish this by applying the methods and Sunnah practices of the Noble Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Our Vision To establish an Accredited Islamic School for the growing local Muslim community to compete nationally in excellence and meet the needs of a spiritually disadvantaged upcoming generation. Our Story The Woodbridge Faith (Iman) Center was established by Hazrat Mohammad Mustaq Ahmad in 2013 with the support of local Muslim community. After years of facing dynamic challenges with wisdom and perseverance, the Institution is thriving amidst global economic challenges with the help of Allah (SWT).
To facilitate the learning and imparting of knowledge derived from prophethood of muhammad, arabic language and religious education. Darul Qasim exists to facilitate the learning and imparting of knowledge derived from religious sciences. Education Arabic Grammer and religious sciences instruction to student body and community.
Welcome to the Islamic Center of Fremont (ICF), one of the most vibrant and active masjids in the Bay Area, California. With its humble beginnings in 1996, ICF emerged as a beacon of light for the Muslim community in the region. Its establishment bridged a significant gap, providing a place of worship and meeting for those residing in South Fremont, where no masjid existed between ISEB and Milpitas at that time. Over the years, ICF has grown exponentially into two locations, catering to the spiritual and social needs of a diverse and vibrant community. In addition to our regular congregational prayers, ICF hosts an array of programs and activities designed to enrich the lives of our community members. These programs encompass educational, social, and charitable initiatives, reflecting our commitment to holistic growth and community development.
Accredited by WASC Vision New Horizon School - Los Angeles graduates students with academic competence and a strong American Muslim identity. Alumni are empowered to take responsibility for their own well-being and to contribute positively to the well-being of their communities as they advance their studies to serve and lead in diverse arenas. Mission New Horizon School – Los Angeles delivers high quality academic education, nurtures spiritual growth, and inspires compassion through the teachings of Islam.
Madina Institute believes in and practices the methodology of Ahlus Sunnah in Usul, Hadith Sciences and Ihsan (Tazkiyah/Purification of the Heart).
Islamic Center of Puget Sound (ICOPS) Masjid is a 501(c3) Non-profit and registered with the State of Washington. The Masjid is centrally located in Lynnwood, Washington State serving Muslims in nearby Edmonds, Mountlake Terrace, Mukilteo, Everett,
The Fusion Muslim Community Center aspires to provide a safe environment to youth, adults and senior members of Paramus whereas everyone can share their great values irrespective of all faiths. The center provides great amenities to the youth such as counseling for substance abuse, after school tutoring, a gaming room, sports and other outdoor activities as well as hiking and camping. For adults, it offers yoga classes, marriage counseling, newlywed counseling and workshops on healthy living, social media classes, gardening classes, a day care service for both children and seniors. FMCCNJ aims to serve the communities of Paramus with easy access to all local state and federal highways
Originally founded in 1989, the Islamic Association of Greater Hartford is one of the first Islamic centers in the State of Connecticut. Established on the goal of serving as the center of Muslim life in CT, it has pursued its mission by providing all facets of religious programming, education, community services to all Muslims. In addition, the IAGH has played a seminal role in raising awareness of Islam and its tenets by promoting peace, understanding and worship of the One God through regular open houses, outreach events and interfaith activities. All are welcome to attend our services and participate. Please contact for more information.
The history of the mosque dates back to the nineties of the last century, It was a humble mosque on Almeda Street (the feast in Arabic) and God has dedicated it to a privileged location in the Houston Medical Center which is the largest center in the world for oncology. Which makes many brothers from all over the world go to the Houston Medical Center for treatment to visit the mosque and perform their devotional prayer and rituals there. The President of MCIS Dr. Salah as-Sawy (b. 1954, Fazarah, Egypt) is a senior scholar affiliated with the Assembly of Muslim Jurists of America. As a youth in 1962 he won the Egyptian National Quran memorization contest. In 1976, he completed his Bachelors degree in the Faculty of Legislation and Law in al-Azhar University, going on to earn his Doctorate and an assistant professorship on the Faculty. From 1981 to 1986, he worked as an assistant professor at the prestigious Umm Al-Qura University in Mecca, and from 1987 to 1985, was Director for the Scientific Miracle Association for the Islamic World League. From 1987 to 1992, he directed the Legislative Research Center of the office of the Islamic World League in Islamabad, Pakistan. From 1992 to1995, al-Sawy was a visiting professor in the Institute of Arabic and Islamic Sciences, a satellite campus of Saudi Arabia’s Ibn Saud Islamic University in Fairfax, Virginia. He was Director of the Legislative Research Center in the United States, as well as the Vice-President of the American Open University since its inception in 1995 until 2004.
Please do your part and Islamic Duty in supporting our efforts in this Blessed Cause.With the hard work and dedication of Co-Founders Mrs. Okolo Rashid and Mr. Emad Al-Turk and a steering team of national and international scholars, experts and community members, the Museum opened in April 2001 with a major exhibition, Moorish Spain: Its Legacy to Europe and the West as part of The Majesty of Spain, an international exhibition at the Mississippi Arts Pavilion in downtown Jackson’s Arts District. The museum attracted over 2,000 visitors in its first month of operation and continues to be a pioneer in sharing the beauty and majesty of the world’s Muslim cultures.
MET Board of Trustees is made up of the founders and past presidents of MET. Their job is to ensure the organization is moving in the right direction and that its programs are aligned with its mission statement and its roadmap as a moderate mainstream Muslim Sunni organization, that is inclusive of all. The Board of Trustees meets annually with the Board of Directors.
MAS MN is a religious organization operating seven Masjids (Islamic Centers) in Minnesota. MAS MN provides religious programming and youth programs. About 20% of our budget is dedicated to this sector. MAS MN is the Minnesota chapter of the Muslim American Society (MAS), which was established in 1993. Over the past two decades, MAS has established chapters across the United States and has evolved into a nationally recognized grassroots movement.
Accredited by WASC The Islamic Center of Claremont Community School is committed to providing students with the means for intellectual development through a rich academic program that is rooted in the classic tenets of American and Islamic scholarship. As an institution, we seek to provide the highest quality of education with an emphasis on the development of strong moral character under the auspices of an Islamic environment. The teaching methodology and focus of instruction serve to address the spiritual, physical, emotional, and intellectual needs of all our students. We aspire to enable our students to make positive contributions to their own communities, and to the world around them. It is our aspiration to expand each student’s understanding of the traditions of the Prophet which are preserved in the Arabic linguistic forms. Finally, the penultimate task undertaken by ICC Community School is to provide students with a strong Arabic Language program, whose goal it is to effectively broaden every student’s understanding and acumen in the Qur’anic Studies.
Our mission is to provide essential support and services in order to strengthen our communities locally and throughout the world.
The IQRA Islamic Society of Greater Concord, in New Hampshire, serves the religious needs of area Muslims by means of nurturing their faith, and the well being of the surrounding community through worship, charity, and education.
The Islamic Center Of Round Rock (ICRR) was founded in 2002 and is a 501 (c) non-profit organization, was established in 2001 to meet the spiritual and social needs of the Muslim population in the North Austin Suburb of Round rock, Texas and its surrounding areas.
Established in 1999, The Muslim Observer (TMO) was created to give the American Muslim community a voice. While it began as a weekly newspaper distributed primarily in the Michigan, TMO has built and expanded its readership across the United States and in early 2015, re-launched as a weekly print and digital publication. It is headquartered in Detroit, Michigan and has reporters across the United States. The Muslim Observer traditionally has been proud to air news and views not ordinarily picked up by mainstream publications. While maintaining independence as a non-partisan publication it has provided space for polarizing voices to have their say within its pages. Building on its foundation and its history, the paper is moving in the direction of becoming a sought-after and premiere source for original reporting and news coverage of the community. It is filling a much-needed space for the community in that it is proactively reaching into the community to uncover underreported stories and to highlight positive narratives involving Muslim Americans.
The mission of MYNA is to attain the pleasure of Allah (SWT) by... Providing a platform for expression Fostering an engaging North American Muslim Culture Promoting Islamic principles grounded in the Qu’ran and Sunnah Sparking youth involvement in community development and dialogue Establishing a diverse & supportive network of youth and the greater community
LETTER FROM THE PRESIDENTClasses are taught by qualified male and female scholars who have graduated from various madaris. The Aalimiyyah course is a comprehensive study of the Islamic Sciences, the breadth of which includes expertise in: Arabic grammar, Tajweed, Literature, Tafseer Al-Qur’an, Hadith, Islamic Law (Fiqh), and Islamic History. Courses are offered in a traditional environment with students spending approximately 5 hours per day receiving direct instruction from certified scholars. The coursework prepares students to become upright citizens with the aptitude to become Imams, school teachers, administrators of Islamic Institutions, academic researchers and writers. Upon graduation, students may also choose to pursue specialized studies in Fiqh to become Mufti, Hadith to become Muhadith, Tafseer to become Mufassir, and/or other sciences.
Muslimat Al-Nisaa Home Center was designed to assist homeless, Muslim females between the ages of 18 and 64.
Accredited by Cognia An-Noor Academy was established in September 2000 by Muslim Center of Middlesex County (MCMC) to serve the educational needs of the community of Piscataway and surrounding areas. This vibrant educational institution of academic and character learning, now in its twenty first year of successful operation, offers a rigorous and challenging curriculum.
The School Board of the Islamic School of Greater Kansas City is regularly informed by the Principal on general and specific matters pertaining to the school. Board meetings are held once every month and are open to the community. The Principal and School Board Members usually meet the second Sunday of each month. The goals, performance, and different concerns brought by the Board, teachers, parents, students or administrators are usually discussed during these meetings. Exchange of e-mail between the Board, Principal, and teachers take place on a daily basis or as needed.
Our Mission: “Islamic Faith in the Hearts of the People.” The mission of Masjid Al Athar is to cultivate harmony and understanding among our members, neighbors and local communities. Rooted in the principles of Islam, we strive to exemplify the noble morals commanded by our the Islamic faith, steadfastly opposing all forms of extremism and partisanship. Our commitment extends to nurturing the youth, providing them with a comprehensive education about their religion. Through this, we aim to equip them with the knowledge and values that promote a deep understanding of Islam and its teachings. Masjid Al-Athar is dedicated to promoting an inclusive environment that encourages brotherhood and a strong sense of community.
The goal of the Islamic Association of Arabi is to provide convenient places of worship, islamic education and dawah. We are in a process of establishing an Islamic Parochial School where children, local and from afar, can learn and memorize the Quran and become scholars of deen. We also perform community services such as marriage ceremonies, religious prayers for the deceased, and funeral services. The association is also committed to do dawah work, and help the dawah groups that travel for this noble effort. The association also conduts various halqas/programs in the masjid and other educational programs and community get together during Ramadan and other months.
The Muslim Association of Greater Rockford (MAGR) has been a central part of the Rockford community for over 30 years! As Americans, we value everything that makes this nation the greatest on the planet. We stand shoulder to shoulder with you in working to make our area better. Our members are your neighbors, friends, and co-workers. We, together with you, play an important role in this area everyday. We are all proud to call the Rockford region our home. Our facility located at 5921 Darlene Drive was built by local skilled labor and it is where we worship, gather, and celebrate all that God provides for us everyday. Please feel free to contact us and we will be more than happy to provide you with the information you are looking for. We strongly encourage you to visit us and find out more about Islam and the MAGR. We cannot wait to hear from you!
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We are praying 5 times in congregation at the Masjid including Friday prayer with Khutba. August 1st, 2016 The Quran recitation classes are in progress for boys and girls. Please enroll your kids in the program and take the benefit of blessings of Allah. We will have some fun activities for the kids every Thursday by learning Hadith and seerah of prophet Muhammad (PBUH). Please contact us for registration forms.
Welcome to the Muslim Community of Michigan (MCM). We serve the Muslim communities in Troy, Sterling Heights, Warren, and Madison Heights. We offer five daily prayers, regular Jumm’ah prayers, weekly halaqa, youth programs, and community events. The MCM is growing! As a non-profit organization, we rely on your generous support to provide religious services, community events, and outreach programs in our community. The activities in the MCM Center is managed by an Advisory Board reporting to the MCM Board of Trustees. Over time it is envisioned that the Advisory Board will become an independent and fully elected board of the MCM center.
Masjid Ibn Abbas is located in College Park, Ga. Our Masjid is established upon the Qur'an & Sunnah, with the Understanding of the Salafus-Saalih.
The Islamic Center of Brushy Creek (ICBC), a 501 (C) non-profit organization, was established in July 2007 to meet the spiritual and social needs of the Muslim population in North West Austin, Texas. Situated on a 6.177-acre land at 1950 Brushy Creek Road, Cedar Park, Texas, the property was purchased with the generous donations from our community members. ICBC is easily accessible from major highways and several residential communities. Approximately 400 Muslim families of various background and ethnicities live within a 10-mile radius of ICBC, and our community continues to grow rapidly.
Muslim students are an integral part of the student body at Drexel University, and as they make their journey on their quest of knowledge and self-betterment, Drexel Muslim Students Association (DMSA) aims to support them by being a force of community and Islamic education on campus – helping them to maintain and strengthen their Islamic identity while they develop as academic professionals. From its inception as an apolitical organization in 2010 to its present-day status, DMSA has been committed to fostering unity, brotherhood, and sisterhood within Drexel’s Muslim community, through conducting social, cultural, religious, and other activities in the best interest of Islam. It has also strived to be a convergence of inter-faith communication, promoting tolerance and understanding and opening channels of healthy discussion and debate with those of other faiths and traditions. By establishing these fora, DMSA intends to build confidence in students’ abilities to express themselves as religious individuals and as members of society, questioning the status quo and shaping the voices of the next generation. An essential part of DMSA’s mission involves providing students, Muslim and non-Muslim, with opportunities for learning and discussion in the form of guest lecturers and Qu’ranic Study sessions. DMSA has also reserved a prayer room – open at any time for students wishing to conduct their daily prayers on campus, and congregational prayers such as Jummah and Eid prayers are scheduled. Ramadan Iftars, as well as Eid Dinners are also organized to help students cohere through celebration and common experience. Through collaboration with other Philadelphia MSAs on community service initiatives, academic competitions and other important events, DMSA is helping to make Philadelphia a tighter-knit environment for Muslim students.
A community of peace & love MAS-UNY is a sub-chapter with a long history of symbolizing and advocating righteousness and spiritual activism. Some youth activities include: participating in the Annual Bronx Borough President Iftar, social justice demonstrations, hosting blood drives, da’wah tables, the “Back to School Giveaway”, and many youth gatherings. Many services & programs offered to the community in English & Arabic language.
The mission of Baitul Aman Islamic Center (BAIC) is to establish and maintain a vibrant community based on the Qur’an and Sunnah that is pleasing to Allah.
Our intention with the help of Allah(SWT) is to promote the teaching of the Qur’an and the Sunnah of our beloved prophet Muhammad(SAW). Al-Haqq Foundation is open to all Muslims around the world regardless of their race or origin. However we do not condone any belonging to any particular group or sect or the like. We are just Muslims that live by the Quran to the best of our ability and the Sunnah of Muhammad (SAW) as it is taught by the Salaf-As-Saaliheen…”
Accredited by Cognia Our mission is to provide an excellent Islamic and academic education within an Islamic environment to produce well-rounded Muslims and strong leaders. We seek to promote a safe, caring, and supportive environment where our children can attain the knowledge that would enable them to perform as effective citizens of the world, especially in today’s world of globalization. Our students will be attaining such worldly knowledge in a spiritual environment rich with Islamic teachings, values, and practices. We strive to have our parents, teachers, and community members actively involved in our students' learning.
The Islamic Association of the Finger Lakes (IAFL) is a non-profit 501(c)(3) religious organization that serves the Muslim community of the greater Finger Lakes region within the Southern Tier in NY state, including, but not limited to, Horseheads, Big Flats, Corning, Elmira and other areas. IAFL seeks to provide an amiable atmosphere to the Muslims of the area for regular prayers, and other activities associated with the Muslim calendar. IAFL also seeks to build relationships with communities of other faiths in the Finger Lakes region. We aspire to be an inclusive place that is open to peoples of all faiths. For any interfaith or collaborative activities, please click on Contact us.
Accredited by SACS & Cognia Annoor Academy of Knoxville is dedicated to creating a learning environment that encourages all students to become thoughtful and engaged members of their community and society. Grounded in the Qur’an and Sunnah of our Beloved Prophet (ﷺ), Annoor Academy seeks to develop lifelong learners & contributors with an akhira-mindset.
A non-profit organization with an operational philosophy based on the Holy Qur'an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
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ISNS is committed to educating, inspiring and uplifting the kids, youth, women and adults of our Muslim community with the noble teachings of Islam.
Bosnian Islamic Center of St Louis is a Bosniak muslim congregation in St. Louis, MO.
Bilal Oromo Dawa Center (BODC) is a charitable, religious, social, cultural, educational, non profit organization dedicated to serve Muslims community
Our Mission To move people and nurture lifelong, God-centered agents of change.
Baitul Mukarram Masjid (BIC) is located in the heart of the Washington D.C. Metro Area. Baitul Mukarram is a non profit 501c(3) organization. The masjid was established in 2002 with the initiative of eleven founding members. BIC is currently governed by a 11-member board of directors.
Nonprofit religious organization established to facilitate Muslims in the greater Birmingham, AL area
Al-Umma Center Of Santa Clarita Valley Bylaws AUCSCV shall establish and maintain its status as a non-profit religious corporation under the California Corporations Code and the Internal Revenue Service 501(C) (3) Code. AUCSCV is an independent organization. Its sole purpose is to allow its members to practice and share the values of Islam in the Santa Clarita Valley. Its focus is to provide religious, educational and social services for members of the community.
- The American Muslim Center works for the welfare of the community. It establishes goodness and virtue. It eradicates evil and vice. It facilitates prospe
American Muslim Women Physicians Association (AMWPA) is an organization of muslim women physicians, dentists and medical students. Muslim women physicians of Dallas-Fort Worth Metroplex (DFW) came together in 1999 and thought that there was a real need to help the community to empower women through improving their health, welfare and to bring muslim women doctors, dentists in communication with each other for encouragement and camaraderie. Thus Muslim Women Physician Of North Texas was formed. It was a loose group that helped the community by holding health fairs and career development events at different mosques in greater Dallas area. It was formally structured as American Muslim Women Physicians Association (AMWPA) as a non-profit 501(c)-3 corporation in 2008. Some of AMWPA’s recent activities are as follows: Health fairs at Islamic Association of North Texas(IANT) in Richardson, Texas were held in 2008, 2009, 2010. Each time people were screened for lipids, glucose and osteoporosis. Screening for depression was also provided. Approximately 150 -200 people were served each time. Dental Hygiene advice was also provided by Medical students of Baylor College of Dentistry at Dallas. Vision screening was provided to 75 people. Health fairs at Islamic Center of Irving (ICI) in Irving, Texas were held in April 2009 and December 2009 in collaboration with Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital, Fort Worth‘s faith-based outreach program. Approximately 130 were screened for lipids and glucose and about 50 were screened for osteoporosis. Vision screenings and eye exams on about 50 people were performed in collaborations with the Dept. of Ophthalmology, University of Texas(UT) Southwestern Medical Centre, Dallas. Dental advice was provided by local Dentists. Flu shots were given to 100 people. Blood pressure screening for about 150 people was done by the students at UT Southwestern Medical School. Health fair at Dar El-Eman Islamic Center Arlington, Texas:About 100 people were screened for lipids and glucose. Around 30 were screened for osteoporosis and vision. Flu shots were given to 100 people. Health fair was held at Islamic Association of Collin County in Plano, Texas in 2008 where hypertension checks and lectures on depression and management of diabetes and blood pressure were provided. Preventive Healthcare Lectures:Lectures by women doctors, dentists, nurse practitioners, nutritionists, and physical therapists on different topics like stroke, diabetes, hepatitis, hypertension, nutrition, stress management, depression, breast cancer, exercise and women’s health were given at Islamic Center of Irving (Irving, Texas) and Dar El Eman Islamic Center (Arlington, Texas) once a month since 2008. Vision Statement The vision of this organization is to promote the health, welfare and education of women. Mission Statement The mission of the American Muslim Women Physicians Association is to improve the condition of Women’s Health, Provide a platform for Muslim Women in Medicine and raise Awareness of issues regarding Community Welfare. AMWPA pursues this mission by: Providing Health Education and Medical Resources for Women. Advancing Awareness of Issues relating to Women’s Welfare and Community Health. Providing Resources for the Advancement of Muslim Women in practice of Medicine, Education and Leadership roles.
Anniston Islamic Center serves the religious, educational and social needs of the Muslim community i
Serving the North Jersey Islamic Community Here at Al Mustafa Center, we see the value and seek the highest potential in everyone. We want to be a catalyst for positive change, and since our beginnings in 2019, we’ve been driven by the same ideas we initially founded our Non-Profit Organization upon: support, empowerment and progress for our community Dealing with the challenges of today requires problem-solvers who bring a religious different perspectives and are willing to take action. Al Mustafa Center emerged out of a pursuit to inspire and support the community, and a desire for actions to speak louder than words.
Welcome to Alrowda Mosque, a place of worship and community located in the heart of Dorchester, Boston. Our journey began with a vision of unity, faith, and diversity, as we transformed a historic church property into a vibrant and welcoming mosque that serves the needs of our growing community.
Al Madany Islamic Center of Norwalk is a non-denominational masjid serving Muslims living in the Greater Norwalk Area. We worship Allah (SWT) and follow the teachings of the Holy Quran
All of our Muslim and non-Muslim neighbors and friends from the QC area (and beyond) are invited to visit the mosque for any of our events.
Dawat-E-Islami USA organizes educational and prayer sessions to teach Islamic faith and manners. The organization receives donations from the public which are used to support various activities including broadcasting an Islamic TV channel, facilitating roaming Muslim missionaries, managing human resources, organizing congregations, and operating activities.
Bridgeport Islamic Community Center (BICC) is a tax-exempt, non-profit, religious organization established exclusively for religious, educational and charitable purposes. Our vision is to build a strong and coherent Islamic community where its members represent the Islamic faith by implementing and practicing the values our religion teaches which are committed to the dignity and prosperity of every human being.
Founded in 1959 as the 1st Masjid in the San Francisco Bay Area, the Islamic Center of San Francisco serves as a community and religious hub for Muslims. 400 Crescent Ave San Francisco, CA 94110
The Islamic Center of Greater Attleboro, also known as 'Masjid Yaseen' (TICGA) is an independent, 501 C3 organization. Its function is to practice and propagate Islam in the United States by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for members of the Center and Public at large. Masjid Yaseen is located in Attleboro, MA. It is located in downtown Attleboro, across from The Capron Park. This Masjid serves as both a Masjid and a Community Center catering to all Muslims of the greater Attleboro area and the community at large. Our community is as diverse as the United States itself, with individuals from all continents and all walks of life. It has grown to encompass thousands of community members from converts to multi-generational families. Our center is open every day of the year and serves as a place of worship for 5 daily Muslim Prayers including Jummah and Taraweeh. It's a place of gathering, a hub for community events, interfaith dialogue, and a cultural resource. We welcome visitors of all faiths and are open to anyone who wants to learn about our religion and our ever-growing community.
Muslim Community School & Alim Academy (MCS/AA) is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian educational system that serves the needs of children in daycare from ages 6 months+ and students in grades Pre-K through 12th in a wholesome Islamic environment. Muslim Community School consists of grades Pre-K – 8, while Alim Academy serves as a college preparatory institution for students in grades 9 – 12. Our Early Childhood Department, is fully certified and licensed by the Maryland State Department of Education for children ages 6 months+. Our preschool program serves students from ages 2 to 4. The school is fully accredited by by Cognia™, a nonprofit organization that provides quality assurance for schools, school districts, and education service providers. MCS/AA benefits from its location in Montgomery County, Maryland, which is a dynamic, diverse community. Our academic program follows the requirements of the State of Maryland and the Common Core curriculum used in the Montgomery County school system. Coupled with our Islamic education program of Quran, Islamic Studies (akhlaq, fiqh, Islamic history), and Arabic, our school is designed to prepare students for success in this life and in the hereafter. We emphasize a wholesome Islamic environment and welcome diversity among our staff, faculty, and students. Students participate in many competitions such as Model UN, Montgomery County Science and Art Fairs, DC and National MIST competitions, Future City Competition, and a variety of essay and poetry contests, just to name a few. Our educators are life-long learners, striving to incorporate the best practices in education that can be found world-wide. We understand the need to inspire and educate our students while serving as role models and that sometimes techniques that worked for generations past, may need fine-tuning for today’s students. With our small student-to-teacher ratio, achieving such goals becomes more within our reach. May Allah continue to aid us as we graduate into the world Muslim students who are confident, well-prepared for the challenges they will face, and able to actively participate in their societies – all while pleasing their Creator.
The mission of the Shia Islamic center of Baton Rouge, Mateen Center, is to establish a place of worship of Almighty Allah swt (subhan wa taala/all praises are for Allah) and to provide a learning environment for Muslims and Non-Muslims using the teachings of the Prophet Mohammad (Peace be upon him).
The Islamic Cultural Association (ICA), a non-profit organization, was founded in 1985 by about a dozen families that desired to build a Muslim community that would gather and share Islamic values. The Islamic Cultural Association offers various weekly programming and annual functions for the occasions that matter most. These include daily 5 prayers in congregation, weekly Friday prayers, Ramadan & Eid celebrations for the whole family, and much more. With these offerings in mind, we hope to continue expanding by adding more services that benefit our participating members. Over the years, the ICA has continued to grow and expand at MCM, offering its members an Islamic environment where they can feel at home. The ICA is known for growth, development, and constant expansion. We only hope to continue expanding by adding more services to further serve the Michigan Muslim community. The ICA is committed to building a dynamic and respected Muslim community, representing Islam as a true living example of its values.
Islamic Center of Deer Park, also known as Deer Park Masjid, was founded and established on March 2013. By the grace of Allah Almighty and the support from our Muslim community, Alhamdulillah Masjid development project has been completed successfully and at this point Masjid has started offering daily prayers, Friday prayers, and other services. In addition to that, the Masjid has different sessions to teach the Holy Quran to men, women, and children. Masjid started from a small house that was converted to a place of worship for both men and women. The small house was renovated and converted to a bigger place to accommodate growing community. We are very excited to offer this place of worship and Insha'Allah we are hoping that this Masjid will become a center of gravity for our community.
Ad-Dawah Center is a non-profit organization established in 2012 to serve the needs of the ethnically diverse Muslim American community in the Mansfield, Florence, Roebling, Bordentown, Springfield, Chesterfield and surrounding areas. Ad-Dawah Center of NJ, was formed with the merger of Ad-Dawah and Salaam Organization of Mansfield. In Mid 2017 we acquired a property of about 1.7 Acres, which included a 200 + years old, sparsely used building, and a cemetery, which is now considered our Center. The Center is located at 3191 Route 206 in Columbus, NJ with easy access to major roads (NJTP and Interstate 295) We have since very quickly renovated the ground floor and started operating the Center for daily worship. We currently have daily Congregation Prayers (Fajr, Magreb & Esha) and Jumma Prayers. In addition, we have Tarawee prayers during Ramadan along with weekly Halaqa activities (Thursday after Magreb and on Sundays after Magreb). We are blessed to have an Imam (Part Time) right from the start, who has been involved in actively engaging the community. An Executive Committee manages the operations of the Center with the support of the community. Currently we are working towards improving the Center and actively involved with the Township to acquire approvals to add a Parking Lot and renovate the reminder of the building. We welcome involvement from the community members to provide their expertise and leadership as we continue to grow services and benefits to the local community.
Al-Furqaan Foundation was established in 2003 to deliver the message of the Qur'an to every individual in America in order to fulfill 5 rights the Quran has upon us as muslims which are, Believe It, Recite It, Understand It, Act Upon It & Convey It.
UIC is a non-profit, tax-exempt organization registered with the IRS as a 501(c)(3) UIC was formed exclusively for educational, religious, and social purposes. All its activities are by the teachings of the Quran and following the instructions and traditions of Prophet Mohammed (Peace Be upon Him). UIC is a diverse community committed to serving its congregants and building everlasting relationships with other religious organizations. UIC is committed to civic and civil engagement with communities of other faiths and society.
With Allah’s Will and Help, our Mission is to bring reputable Quranic (Hifz/Nazara) and Islamic Education (Aqaid/Fiqh) to our Youth, and at the same time provide them with excellent secular education in the fields of Science, Math, English, Islamic Social Studies and Qira, by utilizing State of the Art technology and resources. As of today the Madrassah is servicing more than 30 Muslim Kids who are becoming Guardians of the Holy Quran by becoming Hafiz. In conjunction with the Hifz Program the same Kids are receiving their secular education for their respective Grades in Mathematics, Science and English. Masha’Allah in recent years we did some important upgrades to our Masjid and Madrassah, first being the replacement of the Roof which was in debilitating state and was deemed UNSAFE by Insurance Inspectors. Alhumdulillah after bringing the building up to Code, we were able to obtain Certificate of Use/Occupancy for the first time in 70 years! Insha’Allah our ongoing goal is to accomplish Islamic Education as per Quran and Sunnah and achieve this for our future generations. We teach English, Math and Science according to New York State standard.
Our vision is to establish a Center of Excellence, in which young generation can pursue the core values of Islam (Peace) Ehsan (Unity) and Iman (Faith) which make them a good American citizens and excellent role model for the world.
Accredited by Cognia We believe that education is a partnership between, teachers, students, parents, and the community. A successful educational program is one that values every student, recognizes student-learning styles and motivates each student to reach his/her utmost potential. This requires dedicated, highly qualified staff, strong curricula and well-organized school structure. Learning is a process facilitated by qualified teachers to motivate students to be creative, think critically, and problem solve, while nurturing the mind, body, and soul.
Conducting worship services, children and adult religious education, funeral facility and other Community services. Conducting worship services, Cildren and Adult education, funeral facility and other Community services.
Accredited by New York State Education Dept. We are a Pre-K through 12th Grade Islamic School located in Yonkers NY. We are Accredited by NYSED and are a chapter of MAS-UNY, and are an approved and registered member of SUNY, College Board and NYS Board of Regents. Andalusia Islamic School, a fully Accredited, full-time, Pre-K to 12th religious educational institution, is a division of MAS-UNY, which is a subchapter of the Muslim American Society. MAS-UNY is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that is dedicated to serving the Muslim American community in Yonkers and Westchester County. Through its various departments, MAS-UNY offers unique programs and services that seek to develop our youth by imparting Islamic knowledge, promoting community service, and advocating leadership and quality character.
Accredited by Cognia The Islamic Society of Greater Lansing is a non-profit association that represents the Muslims in the Greater Lansing area. The association practices and conducts religious, social, cultural, and educational activities at the Islamic Center of East Lansing, located at 920 S. Harrison Road, East Lansing, Michigan. One of the goals of the Society is to promote unity among Muslims and deepen their feeling of brotherhood.
Accredited by Cognia MCC Academy is a state-recognized, parochial elementary institution, nationally Accredited by Cognia. The curriculum of the school is aligned with standards proposed by ISBE (Illinois State Board of Education). MCCA has expanded to have two campuses. Skokie Campus included Early Childhood & Elementary and Morton Grove Campus includes Middle School, High School, and Hifdh. MCC Academy offers a highly competitive secular education curriculum for students in preschool through 12th grades with students consistently scoring on average in the 89th percentile on standardized tests of basic skills. For more than 30 years, MCC Academy has continued to grow its enrollment through providing a top-notch secular education complemented by contemporary coursework in Islamic studies designed to build and refine character among our students, helping them develop a beautiful Muslim-American identity and the knowledge to help them positively impact the culture in which they live.
Accredited by Cognia SACS To develop the next generation of American Muslim Scholars who possess an upright and noble character through integrated training in the religious and contemporary sciences, and who are capable of meeting the modern challenges of our diverse society through guidance, service and leadership.
Accredited by Cognia Al-Rahmah School (ARS) is a non-public, non-profit, tax-exempt educational organization recognized by the State of Maryland Department of Education and is Accredited by the Middle States Association Commission on Elementary and Secondary Schools (MSA-CESS). The school is located on the campus of the Islamic Society of Baltimore (ISB) in the suburban community of Baltimore, Maryland. The school is currently in its 35th year of operation
Accredited by Cognia The Universal Academy of Pittsburgh strives to become the educational epicenter for all Muslim children in the Pittsburgh area. As their main educational destination, we have to develop the academic, intellectual, social, and spiritual competencies of our students, so that they thrive and excel in the 21st century. It is the mission of the Universal Academy of Pittsburgh to provide students with the opportunities to grow intellectually, socially, and spiritually. We believe that our students deserve the best kind of education, and we must use all the resources at our disposal to ensure that they receive that education. We want them to become well educated, contributing members of society, who are kindhearted Muslims, and pursuers of the greater good. We are the only Muslim school in the region, and must thus become that educational beacon for all Muslim families.
Accredited by Middle States Association of Colleges & Schools Our mission at Al-Aqsa Islamic Academy is to provide students with a safe, nurturing, and uplifting Islamic environment that will help them achieve academic excellence and prepare them to become morally and socially responsible citizens based on the teachings of Islam and the Sunnah. Our Vision Al-Aqsa Islamic Academy seeks to develop students with a progressive and unique identity as American Muslims who are intellectually, socially, emotionally, spiritually, and physically prepared to succeed. Al-Aqsa Islamic Academy’s students are expected to incorporate academic skills, Qur’anic principles, and Islamic ethical behavior to contribute to the world positively. Our school's vision is to equip our students with the skills and knowledge to be successful in college and beyond.
Accredited by Cognia IMSA is situated in a separate building. It is a 14acre AIC facility in the heart of Anniston, surrounded by Alabama's lush green natural beauty. The IMSA building consists of 12 large size, wellequipped, and decorated classrooms. The classrooms have wallsized windows with natural views, along with an efficient heating and cooling system. The facility has an adjacent 500person gym with indoor sports equipment, a 300400person prayer hall, and a dining area. The facility also has a newly renovated dormitory for resident IMSA students, the Salam free clinic, a playground, a basketball court, a tennis court, and a large parking lot. – K12 College Preparatory School – First Islamic Boarding School in the State of Alabama – Unique Hifzul Qur’an Program – Building Character in a Protective Environment
Accredited by WASC Bright Horizon Academy (BHA), formerly known as the Islamic School of San Diego, has been a beacon of educational excellence since 1992. As a 501(c)3 non-profit organization, we are proud to serve 300+ students across two campuses, with a dedicated team of 40+ teachers and administrators. As San Diego’s first and only Pre-K to 12th grade Accredited Islamic school, we are committed to providing an academically rigorous education, rooted in Islamic values, to our students. Our mission is to develop critical thinking, problem-solving, and effective communication skills in our students. We envision graduates who integrate Islam into their daily lives, become self-motivated learners and are ready for lives of leadership and contribute positively in service to their community. Our qualified, dedicated and talented faculty and staff are committed and privileged to serve our students reach their full potential. We also take pride in having the most active and helpful group of visionary parents, donors, well-wishers, alumni and friends who support the school. Join us at Bright Horizon Academy, where education goes beyond textbooks, and every student is empowered to shape a brighter future!
Accredited by WASC Read in the Name of Your Lord As the only Islamic school in the Central Valley, Valley Crescent School provides an enriched learning environment that has helped countless students learn, develop and grow. Our unparalleled curriculum and teaching methods help students take the next step in their education, as well as faith, and approach the future with confidence. Valley Crescent School is an Islamic School based on faith in Allah (Glory be to Allah and He is the Most High), Prophet Muhammad, and all the Prophets – peace be upon them. It is our goal to instill an understanding of the Islamic law, to build respect, honesty, truthfulness, responsibility, caring, and a strong Muslim identity in all of our students.
IMAN is a community organization that fosters health, wellness and healing in the inner-city by organizing for social change, cultivating the arts and operating a holistic health center.
Accredited by Cognia OUR MISSION To Provide Excellence in Education While Nurturing Muslim Character. OUR GOALS To apply holistic teaching methods to ensure each student’s spiritual and emotional growth as well as physical and intellectual development. To help students develop good character and God consciousness through a rigorous training program in Islamic studies. To provide students opportunities to become responsible world citizens by instilling the importance of social activism, citizenship and community service. To apply the most proven curriculum in helping students achieve academic excellence.
Accredited by AdvanED & SACS MISSION To prepare students with a strong educational foundation within the framework of Islamic principles of Tarbiyyah and Taleem, the unbroken bond of ethics and knowledge, the essential components necessary for students in developing a strong moral character and academic excellence. VISION A place of learning, knowledge, and academic excellence in both the secular and the sacred where students can learn, live, and see the relevance and beauty of Islam.
Our Muslim Youth are AMAZING individuals, full of great energy, intelligence, and diversity. It is imperative for our youth to establish a connection with the great role models of the Holy Prophets and Pious individuals. The name of the youth group, Ibrahim and Mariamrepresents the great personalities in history of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) and Mariam (Mary the mother of Jesus) that we want our youth to look up to, for both boys and girls. God mentions both of these exemplary individuals in the Quran, with a chapter of their own, highlighting how each of these great individuals lived by always loving and being concious of God, specifically during their youth and adult life. We pray our youth can follow in the footsteps of these great individuals, Ibrahim & Mariam, and develop a bright future for our community and world.
The Islamic Association of Raleigh (IAR) is an Islamic center serving as a masjid, school, and a gathering place for the Muslim community in the Triangle region of North Carolina. The Islamic Center consists of two buildings providing a main musullah (prayer hall) and a private Sisters’ musallah, education facilities, multipurpose hall and gym, library, Sisters’ areas, children’s play areas, and Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe. Three shifts of Jummah (Friday) prayers are held in order to make it easy for all to attend the Friday prayers and the late timings of the third shift of Friday prayers are targeted specially for Muslim students to attend prayers after regular school hours. Eid prayers are usually held at NC State Fairgrounds to accommodate large gatherings of the community. Three major educational services are offered: Al-Furqan Sunday School for Muslim children, Al-Iman a full time Islamic school compliant with North Carolina education standards, and An-Noor Quran Academy a full-time school for Qur’an memorization alongside academic learning. There are many regular youth activities and daily & weekly classes for adults. Social services include zakaat and sadaqa (alms and charity) distribution and refugee assistance. IAR offers Hajj group services managed by a qualified Hajj leader every year. IAR also offers washing, funeral, and burial services in a private Muslim cemetery in Wendell. Community events include annual picnics and the Health Fair, which offers various free medical services and information and is open to the public. Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe is open for lunch and dinner and also offers catering services. The Islamic Association of Raleigh is blessed with the knowledge and guidance of Imam Mohamed AbuTaleb, as well as the services of countless volunteers, the Board of Directors, the Shura, and the Executive Committee.
Accredited by Cognia Al Falah Academy is the effort from a group of community members who have been working on the school project since 2008. School is based on Ahlus-Sunnah wal-Jama’ah and is not affiliated with any local, national or international organization. The Al Falah Academy shall be a learning institution, based on the principles of the Quran and Sunnah, that nurtures, cultivates and fosters creative and critical thinking skills, academic excellence and strong moral values, to develop in each student a positive identity as a Muslim, who is prepared intellectually, socially, emotionally and physically for the betterment of family, community and humanity.
Accredited by FCIS, & SACS Choosing to attend Leaders Preparatory School means choosing a school based on academic and moral excellence, faith, leadership, and service to humanity. Our main goal is educating students to be productive and responsible members of their family, school, community, and society at large through the establishment of high academic standards; providing a safe, secure, and orderly learning environment; ensuring each child is being served by qualified and dedicated staff; instituting and maintaining a well-equipped facility; and offering high-quality instruction in the Holy Quran, Islamic studies, and the Arabic language. The school creates positive academic environment with students actively involved. A typical week at LPS is thoughtfully planned to provide a balance of academics, including laboratory time; enrichment classes include physical education, computer education and art; weekly student assemblies; study halls; and nonacademic extracurricular activities including but not limited to various clubs such as math, Quran, Lego, knitting and reading, as well as sports including basketball, soccer and volleyball.
Accredited by FCIS, SACS/CASI The mission and philosophy of Nur-Ul-Islam Academy is to provide its students with an environment where they are taught the principles and practices of Islam prepared for success in college and beyond, and have instilled within them the qualities and characteristics of good citizenship. The Academy’s Mission: To teach the students the principles and practices of Islam, and to prepare them for academic success and good citizenship.
Accredited by Cognia The mission of the Muslim Academy of Greater Orlando is to provide quality education of the highest standard in a safe, supportive, dynamic, and engaging Islamic environment so that students have the opportunity to excel to their fullest potential. By providing a dynamic student-centered educational environment with high academic standards and expectations, Islamic values and morals, students will develop a sense of purpose, a connection to ALLAH, and a desire to serve their creator via service to others and their community.
Accredited by Cognia Furqaan Academy’s vision is to raise good Muslim citizens who are strong in faith, well-grounded in the Quranic knowledge, and have a strong foundation in academics. Furqaan Academy aims to create and empower generations of students who are confident of their Muslim identity and are able to pursue and excel in any field of study with a strong grounding in Islamic knowledge.
Accredited by Cognia Our Mission: Dar Un Noor Academy aims to instill in each student knowledge of and love for Islam, a desire for academic excellence, and a commitment to lifelong service.
The two primary sources of the religion of Islam are the Quran and Hadith. These two are where the majority of the teachings come from. When looking for guidance, a Muslim often refers back to one of these two to educate themselves on a topic. The Quran is the central religious text of Islam. It represents the fountainhead of Divine guidance for every Muslim. The Islamic sacred book is God's words and was dictated to Muhammad, the Prophet of Islam, by the Archangel Gabriel and was written down in Arabic. The chapters in this book touch upon all aspects of human existence, including doctrine, social organization, and legislation. The Quran confirms the revelations given to earlier Prophets, though these might not be accessible to us in the form they were initially revealed. The most sublime language and a rational message that directly appeals to the human heart have caused this Divine book to move nations and civilizations. It will continue to guide those who turn to God with a sincere heart for all times. Hadith's are a collection of traditions containing sayings/actions of the Prophet Muhammad that, with accounts of his daily practice (the Sunnah), constitute the primary source of guidance for Muslims apart from the Quran. During the first few decades after the Prophet Muhammad's death, those who directly knew him (known as the Companions) shared and collected quotations and stories related to the Prophet's life. Within the first two centuries after the Prophet's death, scholars conducted a thorough review of the reports, tracing the origins of each quotation along with the chain of narrators through whom the reference was passed. Those which were not verifiable were deemed "weak" or even "fabricated," while others were considered to be "authentic" (sahih) and collected into volumes. The most authentic collections of hadith include Sahih Bukhari, Sahih Muslim, and Sunan Abu Dawud. Islam by way of The Qur'an and Sunnah is what we seek, teach and learn here at Masjid Al-Ikhlas, regardless of the place of origin, ethnicity, or culture. This is our deen.
The New Haven Islamic Center (NHIC) started as a small congregational prayer location for University of New Haven’s students in 1978 and evolved to host and serve the community since the 1980s. NHIC has always maintained open doors to all community members from around the world and enjoys congregants from over 100+ nationalities! We strive to offer our community members and Muslims in the New Haven area a place to not only pray but also to invest in themselves and their children by learning and practicing Islam. NHIC has also fostered an environment where families have met and formed a strong bond in what started as a foreign place to them away from home but turned into their new home. Regardless of what challenges life might throw at you, come in and let us provide you with the support you and your family need to prosper in this life and the hereafter.
Islamic Society of Southern Texas (ISST) was founded in 1995, ISST is a non-profit non-political Muslim organization operating exclusively for religious, charitable, educational, and literary purposes. Our mission is to show that religions are not necessarily the main source of every conflict, hostility, and clash among world civilizations, rather, religions can play a major role in restoring world peace, respect, sympathy, trust and peaceful coexistence with different groups when the followers are educated, and guided properly to meet the needs of changing values of tomorrow’s world. ISST is a vibrantly diverse, welcoming community that finds that Corpus Christi is a great place to live. The ISST offers services for Muslims and individuals of all faiths through the AbulQasim Masjid. In addition to the daily prayers and Friday congregational prayers, ISST offers classes in the basics of Islam, Fiqh, the life of the Prophet Muhammad, and more. For those wanting to learn about Islam for the first time, ISST has an excellent outreach program specializing in introductory topics of Islam. ISST also operates Corpus Christi Islamic School “Sunday School” which focuses primarily on mosque-based education. Sunday School is in session every Sunday, except scheduled holidays. Classes are diverse and include Qur’an study and memorization, morals and manners, Introduction to Islam, History of Islam, How to speak Arabic, Hadith (Sayings of Prophet Mohammad PBUH), Fiqh and more.
St. Louis Islamic Center "Džemat Nur" (STLIC) is the youngest Bosniak congregation in Saint Louis and part of the Islamic Community of Bosniaks in North America (IZBSA). The congregation was founded as a result of the growing need to organize the growing Bosniak community in Saint Louis. STLIC members expressed their desire to establish an institution that, together with other Bosniak institutions, would work to preserve Bosniaks from complete alienation from religion and tradition, with a special aspect and programs focused on preserving our children and youth from complete assimilation, and religious-moral restoration of the Bosniak Corps in Saint Louis and beyond. Jamat Nur started its work on April 1, 2010, and on June 1, 2010, it got its first permanent imam, Sherif ef. Delica. In a very short time, Jamaat Nur implemented a large number of religious, cultural, educational and other programs and gained a reputation among the population. One of the first projects of the Nur congregation was the construction of a modern Bosniak Islamic center in St. Louis, which began with the first donor evening on December 4, 2010. Three years later, on November 9, 2013, the foundation stone was laid on the purchased land, so that the opening of the mosque would follow after three and a half years of construction, on April 1, 2017, with guests from Bosnia and Herzegovina and America, including the reis ul ulema Husein Kavazović. Today, Jamat Nur offers many programs to its members, as well as to all interested parties. Imams in the Nur congregation are Shefik ef. Delalović and Eldar ef. Malkic.
The Islamic Society of Greater Houston (ISGH) was established in 1969 in the heart of the City of Houston. Our start was humble, organic and purposeful. In the late 1960s a group of Muslim students from the University of Houston as well as other young professionals and their families used to meet and pray at each others' houses. It was a small community then and the first Eid was prayed in the house of one of the founders of the society. However as the community grew in size, this newly formed society decided to get a Center to accommodate the growth. It wasn't easy. Finding the appropriate location was a challenge due to the limited financial resources and other reasons. Despite these challenges, and with the help of many other Houstonians, ISGH now represents 21 communities from all over the Greater Houston area. All Muslims living in the Greater Houston area are considered natural members of ISGH; however, to vote or hold an office a person has to be an eligible voting member and file a membership application. Persons who apply for ISGH membership do so strictly on a voluntary basis. Our members' benefits can be viewed here. ISGH is a non-profit 501(c)(3) organization that is registered in the State of Texas. It is governed by a Board of Directors which consists of nine elected members, four of whom are elected at large by the eligible voting members of ISGH and are called the Executive Body. They are: The President, the Vice President, the General Secretary, and the Treasurer. The five remaining members are Zonal Directors who represent five zones of the Greater Houston area and are elected by eligible voting members residing in their respective zones. You view the current board, please click here In each zone that has more than one Islamic Center, each Islamic Center has an Associate Director elected by the eligible voting members of that Islamic Center. You can read more about our governance system in our organization's Constitution. Our vision is to provide religious and social services to all Muslims and to provide channels of understanding and communication between Muslims and the Houston community in general. We aim to live our vision by providing a variety of services that range from educational, to charitable, social and religious services. You can read more about our services here.
Accredited by Cognia Islamic Foundation School is a private school located in Western Suburbs of Chicago serving over 550 students from Pre-School through 12th grade with an emphasis on scholarship, character and service. Founded in 1986, Islamic Foundation School is located in the Islamic Foundation Campus in Villa Park, IL. Islamic Foundation is one of the leading Islamic organizations in North America, recognized nationally and internationally. In addition to the full-time school, the campus has a mosque, Islamic bookstore, banquet hall, and a weekend Islamic School. At Islamic Foundation School, thoughtful discourse fosters the development of the mind, instruction and activity promote healthy action, and daily experiences nurture integrity, empathy, and kindness. The Islamic Foundation School seeks to graduate young people whose physical, intellectual, and spiritual capacities and potentials are nurtured. As students increase in maturity and responsibility, knowledge in scope and content progressively increases.
Accredited by Cognia Our School is one of Chicago’s Best Islamic Schools. We focus on scholastic development, personal growth, and ethical enrichment. Universal School is a member of the Council of Islamic Schools of North America (CISNA) and is a founding member of the Council of Islamic Organizations in Chicago. Today, Universal is one of the largest Pre-K through 12 Islamic school in North America, with a population of over 660 students and a staff of over 60 committed and hard working individuals. Every year, the graduates of Universal School provide new testimony to the fine academic and Islamic education they received during the years they spent at Universal as they grace the campuses of some of the finest universities in the nation. We pray to Allah that this will be repeatedannually forever, Ameen.
Accredited by Indiana Dept. of Education Founded in 2005, we have remained dedicated to our mission of providing students with a world-class education and faith-based environment. Located in Fishers, IN and educating students grades PreK-12th, Eman Schools is committed to guiding our students on a path of lifelong learning. Today, Eman Schools consists of 3 campus locations educating more than 400 students.
Accredited by Cognia OUR MISSON In partnership with students, staff, families and our community, we aim to educate, empower, and challenge our students to realize their full potential as individuals and citizens of the world who develop a life-long thirst for knowledge. OUR VISION Our school’s vision is to provide our students with academic excellence and high Islamic morals and ethics.
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Accredited by CogniaOur Mission Our holistic education aims to provide the environment for the total and balanced development of every student in every sphere of learning – spiritual, moral, imaginative, intellectual, cultural, aesthetic, emotional, and physical – directing all these aspects towards the attainment of a conscious relationship with God, the ultimate purpose of our life. Our Vision Cultivating lifelong learners with a strong and balanced character, who have a clear understanding of their purpose in life, are connected with their Creator, and who serve their Creator by serving humanity. Our Values Knowledge - Belief - Character - Excellence - Passion
Accredited by MSC Dar-us-Salaam, based in College Park, Maryland, is committed to sharing the message of Islam with everyone through sincere action, by developing a model Islamic community open to all, based upon and adhering to the teachings of the Qur’an and Sunnah. Such a living, dynamic and vibrant Islamic community can invite people to Islam by example and not merely through word alone, with the help and permission of Allah. Dar-us-Salaam’s charitable and community services are open to all regardless of background.
Serving all the religious needs of the Muslim community of Morris County. Registered 501(C3)
Accredited by MNSAA Missouri Nonpublic School Accrediting Association Al Manara Academy hopes to: Uphold the Islamic concept of ilm that integrates the pursuit of knowledge with values and promotes an outlook of balance and genuine synthesis. Make the excellence of learning within the Islamic heritage, the foundation of the rigorous academic program that is intended to serve the needs of the modern world without sacrificing moral and spiritual values. Support the early exploration of Science, Technology, Engineering and Mathematics (STEM) related fields and provide a head start in pursuing advanced degrees.
Accredited by Cognia Al-Amal School is a full-time Accredited school established for the sake of Allah (SWT) to help Muslim families by providing an Islamic educational environment. This educational choice strives to provide the highest academic standards in all subjects with a special focus on the Qur’an and Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (SAW), Arabic, and Islamic studies. Al-Amal School’s mission is to produce a generation of Muslims who: Have a solid understanding of Tawheed (oneness of the Creator) Have a strong Islamic moral character, Have leadership skills superseded by Taqwa (piety), Have a strong sense of responsibility and realize that Islam is the only solution, Interact with community and global issues with an Islamic frame of mind, Are academically equipped to succeed and excel in an increasingly competitive and challenging world.
Accredited by Cognia At Academy of Greatness and Excellence, the first Accredited and STEM Certified Islamic School System in the U.S., we develop leaders equipped with Faith and Knowledge, as we prepare them to create a bright future for themselves and for others. At AGE, students are sure to achieve greatness of character and excellence of knowledge, Inshaa Allah.
Accredited by Cognia At Pillars Preparatory Academy, we are committed to providing a safe and nurturing Islamic learning environment conductive to attaining academy excellence. Pillars partners with families and communities to instill in every student the knowledge to succeed, confidence to lead and compassion to serve as a productive member of society. Our main goal is to provide students with rigorous and quality learning experiences while instilling a keen sense of Islamic morals, values and principles. Pillars Prep aims to create a warm and caring environment, driven by Islamic ideals, in which each student will thrive academically, socially and spiritually.
Accredited by Cognia Welcome to Miftaahul Uloom Academy! Our school is an all inclusive and supportive community catering to students from many various backgrounds. As soon as Allah blesses us with children, we become responsible for meeting their spiritual, emotional, physical, and intellectual needs until they become adults. This is an overwhelmingly difficult job especially now in this day and age. Our mission at MUA is to help FAMILIES educate children to be God-Conscious, principled, knowledgeable, well balanced, cooperative, committed, and caring Muslims fully equipped to face the challenges of the 21st century.
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regular public school The mission of Universal Academy is to provide its students with quality education that focuses on the Michigan core curriculum and international cultures, including the study of a language, culture and history different from one’s own. The Academy shall provide an education that will enable the various ethnic traditions, values, and experiences of student to enrich and nurture one another. Moreover, the Academy shall provide an education of the whole child by integrating the different aspects of children’s learning and lives to make them more meaningful. The Academy will prepare its students to be independent, lifelong learners and a productive working members of a global society though acquired diverse knowledge, experiences and skills.
Accredited by Cognia MDQ ACADEMY eagles aspire to lead by inculcating the noblest of virtues. We strive to prepare today's students for tomorrow's challenges through an enhanced curriculum and rigorous assessments which nurture holistic development. Our love for the creator compels us to serve as dynamic American Muslim global citizens. We believe that producing strong leaders with high morals and character, is the root system of a successful community for all of humanity.
Accredited by Cognia Mission Our mission revolves around nurturing our students' holistic growth, encompassing religious, intellectual, moral, social-emotional, and physical aspects. Our guiding principles, derived from the Quran and Sunnah, empower them to emerge as socially responsible Muslim leaders, well-prepared to make a positive impact within the global society. Vision Our vision is to establish a K-12 Islamic school that places a strong emphasis on nurturing moral character, fostering critical thinking, embracing technology, and cultivating essential 21st-century skills. Our goal is to mold individuals who will carry forward our legacy and contribute to making the world a better place for all.
Accredited by Cognia In 1999, a few people in Oklahoma City’s Muslim community got together and expressed their need for an Islamic institution for their children. They wanted someplace where their kids would be exposed to Islamic values five days a week, not just at Saturday School or their local mosque. Starting with only twelve students and located in a small office building, Mercy School Institute has now expanded to over 400 students. Mercy School strives to cultivate balanced American Muslims who can contribute to the betterment of our society. As one of the few Islamic schools in Oklahoma, Mercy offers a rigorous academic curriculum as well as well-rounded Islamic education.
Accredited by SACS Our Mission Brighter Horizons Academy aims to develop practicing Muslim Leaders who are lifelong learners that serve their diverse community and global society as respectful citizens. Our Vision Brighter Horizons Academy is a model Islamic educational institute that produces generations of leaders to be successful in this life and the Hereafter.
Accredited by Cognia Al-Iman School is an Islamic school which is a non-public, non-profit, tax-exempt educational organization Accredited by AdvancED. Al-Iman School is also Accredited by the Council of Islamic Schools of North America, and is a member the Islamic Schools League of America. Al-Iman School has been in operation for 27 years, and is one of the original Islamic Schools serving the Triangle community. The school is located on the shared campus of the Islamic Association of Raleigh, (IAR) in the heart of one of the area’s premier universities, North Carolina State University. The current enrollment is over 250 students in Pre-Kindergarten through eighth grade. The graduating eighth grade class moves on to attend locally competitive Public, Charter and Early College High School Programs.
At DFC, we strive to build an inclusive community that upholds our Islamic values of “Ilm” (beneficial knowledge), “Qist” (equity), “Adl” (justice), “Sadaqah” (voluntary charity), and “Ihsan” (pure sincerity and grace).. We provide essential resources and services to support the well-being and prosperity of Muslims and all members of our community. Our partnerships with organizations such as VEAP, Sakan Community Resources, Miftaah Institute, Human Development Fund and Islamic University of Minnesota helps us to broaden our reach and provide a more comprehensive range of services. As a member of the Muslim Coalition of ISAIAH, we advocate for policies that promote justice and equity for Muslims. Join us in our mission to create a brighter future for Muslims In Minnesota.
Accredited by Cognia MISSION “To educate the whole child in an Islamic environment where students are spiritually nurtured, challenged academically, engaged, healthy, safe, and supported in order to contribute positively in a diverse society.” Our VISION “We, Nashville International Academy, will serve humanity by developing exemplary scholars committed to living Islam through academic excellence, good character, service and leadership.”
Accredited by Cognia The education program of Islamic School of Columbia-Missouri (ISCM) has been developed with the ultimate goal to prepare students to become exemplary citizens of the today's world. ISCM is a fully Accredited school with certified teachers. Our school presents core curriculum classes in mathematics, science, language arts, social studies, computer science, physical education, and fine arts combining best practices of some of the best public and private schools of the region. In addition, the curriculum of all subject areas has integrated and incorporated Islamic principles, values and knowledge. Typical enrollment is around 75 children. Our teachers are certified and duly qualified.
Accredited by Cognia Renaissance Academy is a full-time Islamic school located in the heart of Austin, Texas, and has been serving the Greater Austin Community since 2007. The school has been providing Pre-k through College-Prep High School programs with a 100% graduation rate. Graduates have been admitted to Tier 1 colleges such as UC Berkeley, UT Austin, Texas A&M and more. The curriculum at Renaissance Academy supports the Advanced Placement Program (AP) courses. Mission The Mission of Renaissance Academy is to graduate students with academic excellence, leadership skills and distinguished moral principles who contribute to society and fully live the values of Islam. Vision Renaissance Academy graduates will play a leading role in American society.
Accredited by SACS IASA is a nonprofit, educational organization that has engaged in its due diligence to offer curriculum, programs and activities that enhance the students overall learning experience. IASA utilizes a Differentiated Curriculum that allows for each student to be taught at the level that is most conducive to his or her personal educational achievement.
Accredited by SACS Welcome to Austin Peace Academy. Austin Peace Academy is a nationally Accredited, full-time Islamic school located in Austin, Texas, providing high quality education to each student in an Islamic environment. APA aims to prepare its students for a life of academic success, personal fulfillment, and service and leadership to the community. The school sets high standards for academic achievement and honorable behavior in line with Islamic principles and values. APA is committed to maintaining an environment that enables our students to achieve intellectual as well as spiritual growth. Austin Peace Academy accepts students from all religious and nonreligious backgrounds and the students are not required to adhere to or convert to any religious or other faith-based doctrine.
Accredited by SACS Our mission is to provide academic excellence for all students in a safe and healthy environment following Islamic values Vision Statement To foster our students' optimal potential and leadership skills by inculcating a spirit of lifelong learning based on Islamic principles. Foundation Goal of AHS Establish a holistic K-12 Islamic system of learning which nurtures our students' potential, instills confidence, pride and builds leadership and resiliency skills by inculcating Islamic values and principles, empowering them to become upright and productive individuals and lifelong learners, who respect, inspire, and motivate others, can confront societal challenges and pressures, and positively impact the community.
Accredited by SACS and Cognia Everest Academy is a private, full-time, STEM-certified, Islamic school in Stafford, Texas. Everest Academy offers classes from PK – High School in a state of the art facility. Our teachers are highly qualified in their subject areas and provide differentiated instruction to meet each student’s unique needs. We aim for excellence in our student’s academic and character education through a variety of enrichment programs and activities. OUR VISION Students are prepared for tomorrow’s challenges through academic excellence. School provides a stimulating and wholesome environment based on the principles of Islam. Students are successful and exemplary citizens.
Accredited by Cognia Nurturing the love of learning to empower well-rounded future leaders Features Our Vision: Nurturing the love of learning to empower well-rounded future leaders Our Mission: Washington International Academy aspires to educate the whole child in a living Islamic atmosphere which facilitates the social intellectual and spiritual development of every student in order for them to fully utilize their unique talents to benefit themselves their families, their community and all of humanity.
Accredited by Cognia We are here because we want to establish an institution. A place where whoever comes will feel empowered, safe, and challenged to be proactive. This translates to teaching our children through the lens of what the Prophet Muhammad (s) did – modeling his characteristics and creating an environment for excellence in everything. We are here because we know that the people around us – the teachers, the parents, the volunteers, friends of AFA, and especially the students – are in this for the same reason, and with the same passion. We all want to make big ripples through small actions and incremental but sustainable changes.
Accredited by Cognia Alhuda Academy is a Pre-Kindergarten through 8th grade private day school located in Worcester, Massachusetts. Our educational facility adjoins the Worcester Islamic Center (WIC). Established in 2001, Alhuda Academy has become one of the leading full-time Islamic academies in New England, serving approximately 100 students. We are Accredited by the New England Association of Schools and Colleges (NEASC) and our curriculum meets all Massachusetts State guidelines. The Academy boasts a rigorous academic curriculum that places equal emphasis on both secular and Islamic studies.
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The Tayseer Foundation operates exclusively for charitable, religious and educational purposes. It provides formal academic training in Islamic studies for students in need and offers a pilgrimage trip to further educate participants in Islam.
Accredited by Cognia In 1993, MET was founded with the dream to help create an open, empowering, and collaborative atmosphere within the Muslim community in the greater Portland area. Over the years, MET has made significant strides in the development of Portland‘s Islamic-based education. MET ’s focus on education through positive interaction with Muslims and non-Muslims and honest communication with the media and public officials has positively impacted not only the people of Portland, but well beyond our local area. The greatest impact has been on a core group of students who have spent their formative years at the Islamic School of MET and Oregon Islamic Academy. These students have grown to be successful academically, but more importantly, become the embodiment of what it means to be a confident, active, believing, and practicing young American Muslim. In shaa Allah, it will be these very same students who grow into leadership roles in the coming years and help lead our community to be in the vanguard of those who engage in bridge-building dialogue, faith-based community service, and stewardship of Earth and humanity. - Vision Statement by Co-Founders of the Muslim Educational Trust: Mr. Ayoob Ramjan, Ms. Gail Ramjan, and Mr. Wajdi Said.
Accredited by Cognia Muslim Community School & Alim Academy (MCS/AA) is a private, non-profit, non-sectarian educational system that serves the needs of children in daycare from ages 6 months+ and students in grades Pre-K through 12th in a wholesome Islamic environment. Muslim Community School consists of grades Pre-K – 8, while Alim Academy serves as a college preparatory institution for students in grades 9 – 12. Our Early Childhood Department, is fully certified and licensed by the Maryland State Department of Education for children ages 6 months+. Our preschool program serves students from ages 2 to 4. The school is fully Accredited by by Cognia™, a nonprofit organization that provides quality assurance for schools, school districts, and education service providers. MCS/AA benefits from its location in Montgomery County, Maryland, which is a dynamic, diverse community. Our academic program follows the requirements of the State of Maryland and the Common Core curriculum used in the Montgomery County school system. Coupled with our Islamic education program of Quran, Islamic Studies (akhlaq, fiqh, Islamic history), and Arabic, our school is designed to prepare students for success in this life and in the hereafter.
Accredited by WASC Granada Islamic School (GIS) educates children with a strong focus on academic subjects along with the traditions and teachings of Islam. Since its inception, GIS has dedicated its efforts towards inspiring and preparing students to be lifelong learners and realize the importance of striving for the best in this life and the hereafter. With a humble beginning of 40 students, GIS today is honored to educate about 490 students. Established by the Muslim Community Association (MCA) in 1988, Granada Islamic School (GIS) has provided the children of the Muslim community of the San Francisco Bay Area with the opportunity to learn in an Islamic environment. With just 40 students in the first year, the MCA members wondered if they would ever need the entire building . Now, with Silicon Valley drawing high-tech workers from a myriad of world cultures, the school has grown manifold and is expected to grow in the years to come. Historically, Granada has dedicated its efforts towards a holistic educational program that meets the needs of the students, both Islamically and academically.
Accredited by SACS CASI Mission The mission of Islamic Academy of Alabama’s richly blended community is to ensure that students positively contribute to our global society by providing an education which maximizes learning potential in a safe, stimulating, Islamic environment. Our Beliefs Academic Excellence – All students have the potential to learn and to be successful. The educational curriculum should be relevant, balanced and foster excellence. Student Centered – Student-centered learning is the cornerstone of empowering individual growth, fostering curiosity, and cultivating lifelong learners. Equitable Opportunities – Students have diverse learning styles; therefore we are committed to providing access to equitable learning opportunities for all students. Well Being – Students deserve a safe, healthy and supportive educational environment with opportunities for emotional, physical and character growth Arabic and Islamic Foundation – Students should be provided with a solid foundation of the Arabic language, Islamic history and the teachings of the Qur’an in order to be better equipped to succeed in this life and the hereafter. Self-Discipline – Instilled with Islamic values, students should be self-disciplined, skilled, and knowledgeable to succeed in an increasingly complex and dynamic world. Respect – Students are valued as unique individuals and deserve respect. Responsibility – Students are responsible for their actions. Cooperation – The success of the school’s mission requires a cooperative effort and good example from all stakeholders: teachers, parents, staff, students and community members.
The Islamic society of Columbus Indiana is a social organization dedicated to the well-being of its members. It also serves as a tool to enlighten the Columbus community about the Islamic religion that it represents. ISCI is open to all Muslims in and around Columbus Indiana as well as anybody who wants to learn about or share our beliefs.
Accredited by Cognia The Islamic School of Miami is committed to providing the South Florida community with a pleasant and nurturing Islamic environment. Guiding the community, young and old, to build an integrated Muslim identity through Islamic teachings and encouraging them to uphold their Islamic heritage. In addition, for the young, the Islamic School of Miami strives to offer an Islamic environment that is conducive to the academic, social, spiritual and physical growth of a child. Children excel in all aspects of their life when they grow up in a safe and nurturing environment. Some of the services we currently offer include: Full-time Islamic School, Sunday Islamic School, Maktab program focusing on the teaching of the recitation and memorization of the Quran, a Food Pantry, a youth program, a sisters program, Nikah (matrimonial services), a program for new muslims, counseling, and others.
Mission Statement GOALS CONSTITUTION To manage the affairs of the Muslim community of Bloomington and the masjid so that Muslims can learn and practice their religion in the best possible manner and promote friendly relations and understanding between Muslims and non-Muslims in the most appropriate way, using wisdom and good advice as the Qur’an and Sunnah command. To unite all Muslims in Bloomington and the surrounding areas with the paramount goal to keep our diverse Muslim community as one body, To help Muslims practice, preserve, advance, and represent the social, moral, and intellectual standards of Islam as reflected in the Qur’an and the Sunnah, To make the teachings of Islam known and easily accessible to the Muslims and non-Muslims of this community.
Darul Uloom New York, founded in 1997, aimed to create an institution in which our children could be educated in a humble Islamic environment with true and traditional Islamic values coupled with a firm background in secular education and upbringing in order to produce the Muslim scholars of the future. Although raising an Allah-fearing Muslim generation in this non-Muslim society is a struggle, it is the responsibility of every one of us. Since our establishment, we have attracted over 350 students from all over the country. Classes are held from 8:30 AM till 5:00 PM from Monday to Friday, and 8:30 AM to 4:00 PM on Saturdays. Along with Hifz al-Quran and Alim Course, we provide tutoring for required academic subjects from the 4th grade to the 10th grade levels based on NYC home-schooling standards. Math, English, Science, and Social Studies are taught by Muslim teachers. We also have GED/TASC and SAT preparation courses and tutoring available for students above the 10th grade level. By providing an Islamic environment, we try to ensure that each student is given the opportunity to achieve his full potential and more importantly to be in an atmosphere wherein he can safeguard his Islamic identity.
Darul Uloom Texas is a Non-Profit and 501(c)(3) approved organization based in Sugar Land / Houston area of Texas. It was established in February 2011.
Established in 1969, the Islamic Association of North Texas (IANT) is the largest masjid, or mosque, in the DFW area. We serve thousands of congregants daily by providing a variety of services: all five prayers, Jumuah, medical clinic, youth programs, continuing education, a fully accredited K-12 school, funeral services, financial aid, Eid, Da’wah/outreach, and more. We are a 501c(3) non-profit organization, and hold close ties to many intrafaith and government organizations.
Gwinnett Islamic Circle (Suwanee Masjid) is an Islamic institution established in service for Muslims
Accredited by Cognia Houston Peace Academy has a Montessori Pre-School, Pre-Kindergarten, Kindergarten, first grade to fifth grade with plans to add a grade every year. At Houston Peace Academy we have created, by the grace of Allah (swt) an Islamic environment in which the emphasis is on tarbiyya (character education based on the Qur’an and Sunnah) and a desire to strive for excellence. We encourage a love for the exciting process of learning and our school motto “Courtesy,Collaboration and Commitment” embodies the principals of Islam and makes this institution very special.
Accredited by Cognia Medina Academy is a full time non-profit private Islamic school located in Bellevue, Washington on the "Eastside" of Seattle. Medina Academy first opened its doors in the year 2000 to 4 excited preschoolers. Alhumdulilah, over the years we have seen tremendous growth and we are continuing to grow. In our 2015-2016 school year, we have 70 students in our preschool/preK program, 179 students in KG through 5th grade, and 10 students in our 6th and 7th grade. Medina Academy is an educational institution providing the highest quality academics in an enriching and nurturing Islamic environment.
Accredited by Cognia The mission of Al Madina School of Richmond is to support and develop our students academically, socially and spiritually through an outstanding curriculum offered in an Islamic environment, which will lead them to understand their roles as guardians of Allah’s creation. Our vision is that students will embody the Islamic values of honesty, patience, justice, integrity, self-discipline, tolerance, and respect for all Creation. Our God-conscious school environment nurtures, empowers and prepares students to use Islamic knowledge as the guiding light for success in this life and the hereafter. Our goal is to provide excellent academic programs, activities, and services to the children in our community to promote scholastic, personal, spiritual, and social skills based on Islamic ideals as decreed by Allah (God) in the Qur’an and by the teachings of our beloved Prophet (SAWS).
Accredited by SACS Mohammed Schools of Atlanta (MSOA) focuses on helping scholars strike a balance between Islam and modernity because the importance of an Islamic environment cannot be replaced by academics. We promote scholar’s ability to practice and believe in Islam. MSOA believes that an educated person in the 21st century must have a combination of academic knowledge, social intelligence, practical life skills, and a strong sense of civic and environmental stewardship for their local, regional, national and global communities. MSOA will equip scholars with the quality tools to monitor and take responsibility for their own learning, encouraging continuous improvement for themselves and the world around them.
SVIC is a religious, non-profit, educational and nonpolitical organization which establishes a place for daily worship and community center for Muslims of all ages
Accredited by Cognia CC School is Islam in an inclusive and cheerful school. We are very proud of our children’s caring behavior and attitude. The respect and kindness they demonstrate daily to each other and everyone around them is wonderful to see. We are proud of the progress they make with their learning and the enthusiastic way they approach their lessons. ICC School is an excellent option for families seeking an authentic American Educational experience. Our vision is for all young people to experience that learning has lasting value beyond their life at school. We do this by educating the whole child, not just academically but socially, emotionally, physically and civically. Our students are learning to become future entrepreneurs and career-minded individuals who will positively contribute their skills and talents to the United States and the world at large.
Accredited by SACS The Foundation to Advance Islamic Teaching in Houston (FAITH) was formed in 1996 to meet the educational needs of Muslim families living in Houston. The main objective is to create quality educational institutions that excel in academics and produce morally responsible citizens. Since its inception, FAITH has experienced tremendous growth and has established two full-time schools—one in the Southeast and the other in the Southwest. These schools—operating under the name IMAN ACADEMY—provide education for grades 1 – 12 (with 11th grade having the option of being in-house or dual credit and 12th grade as dual credit only). Future plans include offering all grades as in-house and dual credit (for those eligible for dual credit) enrollment. FAITH Childcare Center SE was initiated as a Mother’s Day Out program at the Southeast campus and has grown into a State-Rising Star (4-Star) childcare center with children from newborns to Kindergarten. The Southwest campus also has a licensed FAITH Childcare Center to serve the Muslims in that area. We are excited about our progress and the prospects for continued growth. We thank Allah for his uninterrupted and immeasurable support and the dedication of the Brothers and Sisters striving to make Iman Academy and FAITH Childcare successful.
Accredited by Cognia Aqsa School in Bridgeview, IL, is a prestigious Islamic educational institution that provides a nurturing environment for students of diverse backgrounds. With a strong focus on Islamic values and teachings, the school integrates academic excellence with spiritual growth and character development. The curriculum encompasses comprehensive Islamic studies alongside a rigorous academic program aligned with state standards. Aqsa School fosters a sense of identity, compassion, and respect through the practice of Islamic etiquette and character development. Students engage in community involvement and outreach, participating in charitable activities and celebrations of Islamic events. The school aims to equip students with a well-rounded education, empowering them academically, spiritually, and socially to thrive in their future endeavors.
Our mission is to organize Muslims in the area and help us together stay on the path dictated by the Holy Qur’an and practiced by Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him) through educational and spiritual means.
Since 1974 the Lackawanna Islamic Mosque has been serving the Muslim community in Lackawanna and surrounding areas. Our services include 5 daily prayers, Jumah, Taraweeh & Qiyam during Ramadan, family counseling, marriage ceremonies, and youth education.
Masjid with 5 daily prayers and daily programs and activities for children and adults.
The Muslim American Community Association (MACA), also known as MACA Mosque or Voorhees Islamic Center, is a vibrant mosque in Voorhees, NJ, dedicated to fostering religious, social, and cultural enrichment for the diverse Muslim community.
Accredited by SACS and Cognia The philosophy of the Islamic Education Institute of Texas, “IEIT” in establishing Darul Arqam school system is to impart Islamic spiritual training (“Tarbia”) along with the educational tools to achieve academic excellence. The curriculum includes all core subjects, with all of the required directives of TEKS (Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills) as determined by Texas Education Agency. In addition to the regular academic subjects taught in public and private schools in America, Darul Arqam Schools’ curriculum includes Arabic, Quran, and Islamic Studies courses as separate independent subjects. We are committed to instilling in the students the Islamic values, habits, attitudes, ethical standards, patience, and tolerance that are the characteristics of a good Muslim.
Welcome to the Malden Islamic Center. A place that offers spiritual, educational and recreational growth.
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ISSMass is a cultural center that serves congregants from the Bristol County area. We open-heartedly welcome people interested in hearing, learning and inquiring about Islam.
Accredited by Cognia Indiana Horizon Academy is an Islamic School in the Northwest Indiana area. Indiana Horizon Academy opened its doors in August 2013. The school was Indiana State Accredited in May 2015. IHA mission is to provide a nurturing Islamic environment where students aspire for excellence in education, integrity, and leadership skills to better serve humanity. IHA has a strong commitment to provide a rigorous education in Math, Reading, Science, and Social Studies. IHA is the first full time Islamic school that offers Quran Blossom Program which is a rigorous preschool Islamic Program that builds character while teaching Quran, Arabic and Islamic Studies. Students are taught Islam as a way of life following the footsteps of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). IHA is Accredited by AdvancED elementary and early. IHA is Accredited by Council of Islamic School of North America (CISNA) for Islamic and Arabic Program. IHA early learning program is an unlicensed registered ministry childcare center. IHA also offers standardized assessment Terra Nova, NWEA (MAP) and success Maker and accelerated Reader enrichment programs.
Mas Boston Society, Inc. (Mas Boston) is a community-based organization focused on developing leaders who have the spiritual and organizational capacity to move people to strive for God consciousness, liberty, and justice, and to convey islam with utm...
Established in 2006, the Muslim American Society (MAS) of Dallas Fort Worth chapter is a non-profit organization that serves the needs of the Muslim community with an emphasis on children, youth and family programs promoting active community involvement. We are a chapter of the larger national organization Muslim American Society (MAS) – https://muslimamericansociety.org .
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Community space for learning, networking, and growing together, all while having fun and enjoying each other’s company.
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Cook’s Corner Coffee Co. is an espresso-based mobile coffee cart servicing Southern California. We are passionate about making high-quality drinks & providing excellent service. Our natural wood cart fits any event aesthetic and comes fully equipped ready to make fresh lattes and cappuccinos. Book us at your next event to give your guests an unforgettable experience.
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Muslims believe in One, Unique, Incomparable God; in the Angels created by Him; in the prophets through whom His revelations were brought to mankind; in the Day of Judgment and individual accountability for actions; in God's complete authority over human destiny and in life after death. Muslims believe in a chain of prophets starting with Adam and including Noah, Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob, Joseph, Job, Moses, Aaron, David, Solomon, Elias, Jonah, John the Baptist, and Jesus, peace be upon them. But God's final message to man, a reconfirmation of the eternal message and a summing-up of all that has come before was revealed to our beloved Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him, through Gabriel. The MSGD was founded in June 2009 by a few committed sisters in our community as a private summer gathering in Newtown CT to tutor their children about their beliefs. This community grew steadily into a ‘school’. Over a period of the following two years, with more children enrolling and the addition of Programs for New Muslims, Youth, Women etc., the ‘school’ evolved into the ‘Al Hedaya Islamic Center’ with a multi-cultural Muslim Community vision that reflects the core Muslim values of moderation, education and outreach. Our community includes about 100 Muslim households from Arab, African, European, US, Central and South American, Chinese, Thai, Filipino, Japanese and South Asian origins. Our ethnic and national diversity reflects our community’s rich cultural heritage and Islam’s enduring message of peace and justice. The Muslim Society of Greater Danbury offers Religious Services, Educational & Language Programs for Children and Adults, Special Events for the Muslim Community such as Eid Festivals, Weddings, Births, Funerals etc. and Seminars, Lecture Series, Retreats, Camps, Workshops etc that are of Topical Interest to all of the extended community in the Greater Danbury region. The Al Hedaya Islamic Center welcomes neighbors, local/regional ethnic, religious, secular communities and town/region/state officials to participate in our Programs and develop a better understanding of Muslims and Islam.
AR-RAHMAN Islamic Center (ARIC) is a religious, educational, non-profit, non-member, non-voting organization. It was started in May 2003 /Rabi-ul- Awwal 1424 to cater the needs of the Muslim community by providing religious services, seminars, Hifz-ul- Quran, Arabic and Quranic Education.
The Muslim Community Association (MCA) was incorporated in 1981 as a non-profit religious organization. Founded by dynamic professionals and Silicon Valley entrepreneurs.
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Welcome to the Islamic Center of Fremont (ICF), one of the most vibrant and active masjids in the Bay Area, California. With its humble beginnings in 1996, ICF emerged as a beacon of light for the Muslim community in the region. Its establishment bridged a significant gap, providing a place of worship and meeting for those residing in South Fremont, where no masjid existed between ISEB and Milpitas at that time. Over the years, ICF has grown exponentially into two locations, catering to the spiritual and social needs of a diverse and vibrant community. In addition to our regular congregational prayers, ICF hosts an array of programs and activities designed to enrich the lives of our community members. These programs encompass educational, social, and charitable initiatives, reflecting our commitment to holistic growth and community development
The mission of Leaders Preparatory School (LPS) is to educate and prepare each student with faith, knowledge, wisdom, character, and life skills, using the best tools and methods as they exist in the Quran and traditions of the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH).
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Accredited by Cognia Many parents have told us that they want their children to study the Holy Quran but they find it difficult to send them away from home. Other parents have indicated that they do not want to completely sacrifice their child's secular education while he or she is studying the Quran. We realized that there was a great need for a unique academy such as Ibn Seena Academy - one that will prepare our children for the Dunya and also for the Akhira. Ibn Seena Academy provides an environment where these children can be nurtured in an Islamic environment, free of drugs & the other evils of modern society. The goal of our academy is to teach the understanding of the Holy Quran while providing a sound academic curriculum in an Islamic environment so that our students will, Insha Allah, be successful in this world and in the Akhira. We offer classes in Quran, Arabic language, Islamic Studies, Mathematics, Science, Language Arts, and Social Studies. Our academic levels range from Grades Pre K through 8th. We offer a strong, proven, academically challenging curriculum. Our middle school curriculum is designed to exceed the Next Generation Florida Sunshine State Standards. Our teacher-led curriculum covers all subject areas required by the Florida Department of Education. These courses are taught by instructors who are certified in the subject area being taught.
Accredited by Cognia The mission of Al-Furqan Academy, with input from all stakeholders, is to provide our students with academically challenging, rigorous and relevant learning experiences that will empower them to become life-long learners. Our desire is that these educational experiences embedded with the tenets of Islam will help our students to fulfill their utmost potentials for both spiritual and intellectual growth. Our Vision The vision of Al-Furqan Academy is to plant seeds of life-long learning, nurtured with a strong Islamic foundation, which inspire our students to blossom into well-rounded and productive citizens, able to think independently and make meaningful decisions that will help achieve their individual potentials. Al-Furqan seeks to develop in each student a positive identity as an American Muslim who is prepared intellectually, socially, emotionally, spiritually, and physically to succeed in tomorrow's world. Al-Furqan aims to develop in each student a balanced character enriched with knowledge, inspired to excellence, and committed to the betterment of family, community, and humanity.
Accredited by FCIS & SACSCASI Since 1992, American Youth Academy (AYA) has been a beacon of excellence in education, serving approximately 1000 students from pre-K to 12th grade. Our journey began with a simple yet profound mission: to align our practices with Islamic values and teachings, reflecting them in every aspect of our daily routines and interactions. Located in the heart of Tampa, one of the fastest-growing communities in the United States, AYA has played a pivotal role in fostering the growth of Muslims throughout the Tampa Bay area. We take immense pride in being the only IB Islamic school in the state of Florida, earning IB World School status in 2014. Accredited by the Florida Council of Independent Schools (FCIS) and the Southern Association of Colleges and Schools Council on Accreditation and School Improvement (SACS-CASI) in 2009, AYA's commitment to academic excellence and holistic development is unwavering.
Pure Hands is a U.S. based 501(c)(3) non-profit organization that delivers humanitarian aid to those in need in Yemen. Pure Hands’ projects focus on alleviating poverty, providing economic opportunities, and delivering emergency relief.
Barakah Chicago’s mission is advancing the cause of Islam and serving Muslims in the Chicago area. This is done by arranging various Islamic, educational, social, and cultural activities in accordance with Islam, responding to the social and economic needs of its members, promoting unity, and prompting better relations between Muslims and non-Muslims.
“Tarbiyah School is a K ‐ 12 full‐time school registered with the Delaware Department of Education and is a non‐profit organization in the State of Delaware. Tarbiyah School is governed by a professional, dedicated and passionate team of educators who develop and set high standards of Islamic Education nationally and globally. Tarbiyah School exceeds Delaware State’s Common Core Standards for curriculum design in Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, Social Studies, and Health.”
Masjid Noor is a 501(c) religious organization. Masjid Noor is located in Huntington, on the north shore of Long Island in Suffolk County, New York. The Masjid serves as the central hub for the Muslims in the area. We have a thriving and ever-growing community surrounding the Masjid that participates daily in the Masjid activities. Whether you are a new Muslim, a non-Muslim or have always been a Muslim, we invite you to come to the Masjid to participate in the Masjid activities and learn more about Islam. Please use the contact us form to reach out to the masjid. If there are questions pertaining to fiqh and religion those would be answered by our scholars.
The Islamic Association of Cincinnati (better known as the Clifton Mosque) was established in 1969.
Denver Islamic Society serves the Muslims that live in the greater Denver metro area! We also welcome everyone else to visit and meet our thriving community.
ElFarouq Foundation was founded in 1997 as a non-profit organization with the exclusive educational and charitable purpose to further the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and for the practice of the religion of Islam. Masjid Elfarouq construction started in 1997 and completed in 1998. It is located at 1207 Conrad Sauer Drive, Houston, Texas 77043. The masjid was named after the second Caliph in Islam, the leader of the believers, ElFarouq Omar Ibn El-Khattab, may Allahﷻ be pleased with him.
The Muslim Mosque and Islamic Center of Woodland is an independent non profit organization. Its function is to practice and propagate Islam in the United States of America by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for members of the public at large. The Islamic center's policies are based on the followings: The sources of Islam are the Holy Quran and the authentic (or 'sahih' in Arabic), non-controversially relayed, tradition of prophet Mohammed (Peace Be Upon Him). Islam is a universal mercy of God. Muslims identify primarily as Muslims not as an ethnic group, race, color, or tribe. Arabic is taught as the language of the Holy Qur'an. The language of communication of the center is the language of the land, i.e. the English language. and in addition to English Urdu or Punjabi are used during conducting activities of the Center, Friday services and other religious functions as majority of the members are fluent in these languages. Efforts should be made and are being made to use English language to accommodate and educate our youth properly. The Islamic center follows Sunni school of thought as it is practiced by majority of the members at this time but we believe that the schools of thought (or 'madhab' in Arabic), are a matter of personal preference, not a community policy and all sects are welcomed here to worship according to their own beliefs. The affairs of Muslims should be handled through consultation (or 'shura' in Arabic), discipline and organization. The Center is committed to progressive performance and to the state of the art in all the ways and means of projecting and propagating Islam. Men and women are equally responsible to put the effort, formalize the policies and design the plans for the Center and several sisters are already involved in teaching and managing the Sunday school. The Center does not believe that segregation of the sexes is the guarantee of righteousness, but modesty, decency, and observing the prohibitions that Allah and his apostle dictated, as well as the purity of the heart and the clarity of the conscience, are the guarantees. While advocating the codes and ethics of Islamic behavior, we believe that there is no compulsion in religion. And we believe that the consideration of feelings of all human beings is a matter of great respect and attention. We believe that the role of the Center is a role of reminding, not the role of compelling or dictating. The Center as a policy does not judge people or classify Muslims. Islam is a way of life; all actions should be geared towards the interest of Islam and Muslims in the USA. .Preoccupation by other countries' politics leads only to division and chaos among Muslims in America and is contrary to the policies of the Islamic Center.
Access California Services is a culturally sensitive community-based organization dedicated to empowering all underserved populations, with a focus on Arab-American & Muslim-American communities. We strive to enhance the quality of life and foster self-determination through direct health & human services.
The Islamic Foundation of Greater St Louis, Inc. (IFGSTL) is a non-profit organization established in 1974 and registered in Saint Louis, Missouri. We operate two mosques under our umbrella including Daar-ul-Islam in West County and West Pine (our original masjid) downtown. In addition to our masjid campuses, we also operate a House of Goods for the needy and a funeral home located on the Weidman campus. IFGSTL also operates a full-time accredited school K-12. Check out alsalamds.org We also have a full-time library, IQRA LIBRARY, constructed in 2009 used for many programs and ADS students. Our foundation serves the local community with a variety of services including congregational prayers, educational programs, workshops, burials, and social events in accordance to the teachings of Islam. Please email admin@islamstl.org for tour requests or any other inquiry. The Foundation holds two Friday congregational prayers. During Ramadan, iftar is served each night of Ramadan. Eid prayers are held off-site. Community open houses are held on both Eid holidays on the same day. Our facility is ADA compliant. See you at the masjid, inshallah
DMC is not just a mosque for prayers rather it is a community center for all. We are committed to preserving an Islamic identity, building and supporting a viable Muslim community, and promoting a comprehensive Islamic way of life based on the Holy Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ
The Islamic Society of Greenville (ISG) provides religious, educational, and outreach services in the Greenville, South Carolina area. The objective of ISG is to enable the Muslim community in Greenville, SC to practice Islam according to the Qur’an and the Sunnah (Tradition) of Prophet Muhammad peace be upon him. Another objective of ISG is to provide non-Muslims in the Greenville, SC area with the proper information about Islam. The ISG facilities include the Masjid located at 96 Meridian Ave, Taylors, SC 29687; the Upstate Islamic Center (UIC) campus located at 1601 Clement Road, Greer, SC 29650; and a Graveyard located in Ware Shoals, SC about 50 miles from the Masjid. The Masjid hosts the five daily prayers, the Weekend School, and a body-washing facility for the deceased. The UIC campus houses a multi-purpose hall used for Friday prayer, Taraweeh prayers, Ramadan Iftar, Eid prayers, community events, and is open for reservation by the community at large. In addition, the UIC campus houses buildings for our full time Islamic school; As-Sabeel Academy. The campus also has a playground, a picnic shelter, and a soccer field. Our community is quite diverse, with members from several cultures. We welcome visitors and anyone who wants to learn about the religion of Islam and about our community.
DCMC is a non-profit community run organization dedicated to following & guidance of Allah (SWT) & Prophet Mohammed (SAW)
Karrada Jewelry has been proudly serving the San Diego community since 2013. We’ve gradually expanded our reach and services, offering unique products at competitive prices. And offer international and foreign shipping worldwide. Our gold and jewelry are top of the line, 100% real genuine gold. Our customers know they can depend on our friendly and knowledgeable staff to offer the best advice and repair, always eager and available to help. Contact us via our email or phone number and visit our store to shop with us today!
The Islamic Society of Denton (ISD) is a non-profit religious organization founded to serve the Greater Denton area community. ISD is dedicated towards worship, education and services according to Islamic faith principles as dictated by the Quraan and the authentic sayings and traditions of Prophet Mohammed, peace be upon him. The Masjid (Mosque) was built, primarily, by residents of Denton, which included students attending both the University of North Texas and Texas Woman’s University. Through hard work and generous donations, the Islamic Society of Denton opened in August of 1981 making it the first Masjid built in the State of Texas. ISD is not affiliated with any private, public or any other political organizations and/or governments.
In 1993 when a number of Harrisburg area Muslims took the opportunity to rent a spacious building on the City’s south side, the idea of establishing a local Islamic Center was formed. Jummah Prayer and Sunday Islamic Studies were held regularly with growing attendance and an overwhelming
The Islamic Cultural Institute is a non profit, independent organization which was established in the year of 1989.
The Islamic Center of Western Pennsylvania warmly welcomes and opens its doors to all Muslims and visitors inclusively. We maintain a non-affiliated stance with any political party or religious sect. Our guiding principles are rooted in the teachings of the Quran and the authentic Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), interpreted through the scholarly understanding of our Imams: Abu Hanifa, Malik, Al-Shafei, Ahmed bin Hanbal, and other recognized Muslim scholars, and we base our practices on Daleels (evidence) from the Quran and Sunnah.
Accredited by Cognia Pleasant View School is an academically-challenging, private, Islamic school located in Memphis, Tennessee. With approximately 400 students from PreK-12 Grade, PVS maintains a student-teacher ratio of 7 to 1. It has a highly-qualified faculty with 8 holding doctorate degrees and its students have consistently been able to gain acceptance into some of the top colleges in the nation. Since 1997, Pleasant View School has undertaken the mission of preparing its highly diverse student body with academic excellence, leadership skills, a strong Islamic identity, and the ability and desire to make a positive contribution to the global community.
About Our MosqueAbout Our Mosque Crossroads Islamic Center of Oklahoma is committed to establishing and maintaining a facility for Muslim worship in Oklahoma City. All are welcome and invited to use the space for their spiritual, educational and social needs. We serve the spiritual, religious and communal needs of the community through worship, charity, education and civic engagement. Our practicing principles are moderation, tolerance and inclusiveness within the structural limits of the Quran and Sunnah. Crossroads Islamic Center performs regular daily prayers five times a day along with Friday prayer and Eid prayer. We offer weekly religious classes for children. During the month of Ramadan we offer food (IFTAR) to break fast every day. All the activities are funded by donation from the people
Establishing Community Life, Keeping Imam Mohammed’s Legacy Alive Durham, North Carolina Islam is a way of life, and the Believers of W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center (Durham) [WDMIC] had that thought in mind when we decided to embark on a journey of freedom and to honor Imam W. Deen Mohammed’s legacy by establishing the W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center (Durham). Under the Leadership of Imam A. Munir Mohammed, we began our first Jumuah (Friday Congregational Prayer) on Friday, May 22, 2009. As quite a few Masjids/Islamic Centers have started, W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center started in the homes of the Believers. We held our first two Jumuahs in two dedicated family’s homes and from there, we decided to move to W.D. Hill Recreation Center which is located on Fayetteville Street in Durham, blocks from North Carolina Central University (NCCU). (Friday prayers are currently being held at Campus Hills Recreation Center while W.D. Hill undergoes renovations). Although a resident of Browns Summit, NC, Imam Munir and his family became fully committed to working with the Believers and Citizens of the City of Durham. Along with a BS in Social Work and an MS in Human Services, Imam Munir’s knowledge of the Qur’an and Life Example of Mohammed the Prophet (peace be upon him) enhanced his fortitude to become an integral part of community life in Durham. As a respected leader and assistant to other Imam’s throughout the country and a staunch supporter and student of Imam Mohammed, Imam Munir’s tireless dedication to the mission of Imam Mohammed – establishing a model community life – manifested itself amongst the members of W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center (Durham). In June of 2009, Imam Munir had initial meetings with the Mayor of Durham and also made connections with several religious leaders in Durham thanks to wholesome relationships established by Imam Abdul-hafeez Waheed with various city and religious officials. Following in the tradition of The Mosque Cares, the Ministry of the late Imam W. Deen Mohammed, these meetings solidified our commitment and spirit of supporting good government and continuous interfaith dialogue within the City of Durham. In the fall of 2009, W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center partnered with Believers United for Progress, a non-profit, interfaith organization committed to humanitarian and community service in the Durham Community. With this partnership, members of WDMIC (Durham) continued to support many endeavors in the Durham community including but not limited to: the monthly community kitchen feedings at Urban Ministries of Durham, HYPE (Hayti Youth for Progress and Enrichment) Program, the annual Community Dinner/Feeding during the Muslim Holy month of Ramadan at W.D. Hill Recreation Center, the annual Thanksgiving dinner sponsorship and Habitat for Humanity Interfaith Build. Imam Munir and the Believers of W. Deen Mohammed Islamic also committed themselves to engage in opportunities in the Durham Community to work with our youth and ensure that they involved in and contributing to community life as well. The first official meeting for W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center was held the day before the Collective Purchasing Conference (CPC) in Detroit, Michigan, a weekend of activities related to business life in the community that was established by our leader and teacher Imam W. Deen Mohammed. Recognizing that business is also an integral part of any successful community, members of WDMIC (Durham) dedicated themselves to supporting and helping to sustain local NC businesses such as Global Products, LLC Dr. Diaab’s Shea Butter Skin-Saver and New Visions of Africa Community Restaurant. Supporting culture and education were of primary concern for members of WDMIC (Durham) also. Having a balanced religious life is a crucial foundation for believers and classes for adults and children were established once again in the homes of believers. These classes included Islamic Studies, Quranic Arabic, Prayer, the Life of Muhammad, Life of the Prophets, the History of the Nation of Islam and Commentary of Imam W.D. Mohammed. Strong individuals make strong families and strong families make strong communities, so relationship classes were also established to strengthen individual relationships with self, G-d, family and friend. To further strengthen the ties of brotherhood and sisterhood within W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center, members coordinated several group trips in the fall of 2009 including trips to: Mt. Mitchell State Park in Asheville, NC; a Charlotte Hornets basketball game in Charlotte, NC; and a Muslim owned farm in Statesville, NC during Eid-ul-Adha to collectively offer a sacrifice. The meat was shared with family, friends, the WDMIC (Durham) community and Urban Ministries of Durham during one of the monthly community kitchen feedings. In the winter of 2009, members traveled to Atlanta to visit W. Deen Mohammad High School, the MLK Museum and attend a W. Deen Mohammed High School basketball game as well as the Honda Battle of the Bands. In the spring of 2010, members of W.D. Mohammed Islamic Center were afforded the opportunity to attend the 25th Anniversary Performance by Collage Dance Company at Duke University in Durham, NC. To further honor the life works and legacy established by Imam W. Deen Mohammed, WDMIC members decided to establish its first annual Anniversary and Awards “Promoting Human Excellence” Banquet on May 22, 2010. The theme is “One Creator, One Creation, One Humanity” and will honor members of the Durham Community who have contributed to Good Government, Interfaith Dialogue, Humanitarian Service, Business Excellence, Educational Excellence and Culture Enrichment. The Believers at W. Deen Mohammed Islamic Center are energized, enthused, excited and with the help of G-d ready to carry the banner to uphold this great Religion and to keep Imam Mohammed’s passion for community life alive. We endeavor to build an industrious model community as envisioned by Imam W. Deen Mohammed: at the center, a Mosque/School Complex with a competitive curriculum and state-of-the art technology in the classrooms that promote the productive development of the students’ intellectual potential; Cultural Center for performing arts, wholesome entertainment, ethnic and cultural expression and complete with banquet and social facilities to celebrate life (births and weddings); economically and socially diverse neighborhoods with affordable single and multiple family housing, as well as independent and assisted living housing for senior citizens; and business strips with retail stores and professional offices in close proximity. We thank G-d for blessing us with our visionary Leader who encouraged us to have the moral courage to stand up in our human spirit to serve G-d and the human family. We as a community are workers respecting everyone’s talents, positive attitudes, optimistic demeanors and intend to live up to our Leader, Imam Mohammed’s slogan “We Cannot Stop Now”. We are committed to community and family life, putting G-d first and knowing without fail or hesitation that G-d will never let our good works be lost.
Masjid Al Mumineen is a community masjid established in 2001 and has been in its current location since 2003. The Masjid and surrounding community have established a positive relationship, enabling us to spread dawah and assist the neighborhood. Aside from being a place for worship, we offer a variety of social services in the form of referrals, food pantry distributions, clothing, and the distribution of zakat and sadaqah. The Masjid is open throughout the day for prayer, study, and consultation. Muslims from varying ethnic and racial backgrounds call Masjid Al Mumineen home.
Your donations allows AIC to continue providing its essential Religious as well as community services to everyone and put them on a path for growth.
Mission MACE Muslim Association of Cleveland East, is a nonprofit religious organization formed in August 1997. MACE is a well-structured, democratic and organized institution follows a constitution and its bylaws. The administrative structure comprises of the General Assembly, Executive Committee and the Board of Trustees. We are located at 26901 Chardon Road, Richmond Heights, Ohio. Our mission is to serve the religious and spiritual needs of the Muslims living in eastern suburbs of Cleveland. We plan to use the MACE Community Center for the purposes of: Mosque: Place of worship for Muslims. Our main prayer service is between 1:30 PM till 2:30 PM on Fridays. There are special night prayers during the month of Ramadan (Fasting). Weekend School: We have ~100 children enrolled in Saturday and Sunday classes from 11 AM to 2 PM during the regular school season. Community Center: A place where we come together to share ideas to help build a stronger community and social interaction.
The Qu'ranic verse quoted above is the mantra of the Islamic Shoura Council of Bakersfield. We chose this verse as our guiding principle because we believe Allah (SWT) commands every Muslim community to work together in mutual cooperation towards obtaining righteousness (Birr) and piety (Taqwa). The Islamic Shoura Council of Bakersfield is an independent body of Muslims representing the Muslim Community of Bakersfield with the main goal of promoting knowledge and lifestyles based on authentic Islamic teaching, which leads to a high standard of morals, ethics and character. The Islamic Shoura Council of Bakersfield consists of Muslims in Bakersfield who support, believe in and practice, to the best of their abilities, the tenets of Islam as established by the Glorious Qu'ran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Muhammad (SAWS), his companions and the three righteous generations referred to by the Prophet in the authentic (Sahih) hadith.
The Society was registered with the State of Pennsylvania. Members rented the Upper Merion Cultural Center located on Moore Road in King of Prussia to meet once a week. Weekly activities at the cultural center included teaching children Qur’an and Islamic Studies. Adult Dars-e-Qur’an sessions were also held. The weekly meetings would conclude with a nice potluck dinner.
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MISSION STATEMENT The Masjid An-Nur is an organization that aims in providing services in accordance with the Quran & Sunnah, while understanding and adhering to the challenges of the American Muslim experience. Our goal is to provide a safe-haven for all Muslims to learn, educate themselves with the teachings of our beloved Prophet Muhammad [Peace & Blessings Upon Him]. Each chapter under Masjid An-Nur Foundation will build on this mission and grow in its own realm. OUR STRUCTURE In following the Sunnah & adhering to the Islamic law, Masjid An-Nur has adopted the Islamic democracy advent, as the governance criteria to adequately manage all its affairs of the organization. Our full- functioning operating panel consists of dedicate Board Members who have been carefully chosen by the members of the Masjid An-Nur Family Network. Each member has the privilege to cast their vote for a position at its apportioned time. For more information please contact us by email, see contact us page for more details OUR GOAL The Masjid An-Nur objective is to strengthen the faith of Muslims and improve their understanding and practice of Islam.· To promote unity and brotherhood among Muslims.· To establish daily congregational prayers, Jumaa (Friday) prayers, Ramadan programs, and Eid’s at appointed times. To maintain various Islamic services, e.g. weekend school, adequate services, weekly halaqah sessions for women, men, and youth, hafiz program, and Quran classes.· To conduct social, cultural and other activities within the scope of Islam.· To promote friendly relations and better understanding between Muslims and Non-Muslims. OUR VISION The Masjid An-Nur Foundation vision is to provide appropriate and comprehensive training and development for the community· To develop and maintain suitable and viable economic ventures that will help our community towards financial stability· To provide premier social services that will enhance the well-being of Muslims and non-Muslims.· To facilitate suitable recreational programs and activities to attract our members and improve their quality of life. To invite people to the religion of Islam. OUR HISTORY Our humble beginings are truly an embodiment of our everlasting identity. The An-Nur Foundation was established back in 1995 by 10 founding members who met at each other’s residence to pray in congregation, recite the Holy Quran and form a union of the Muslim Ummah. In 1996, with Allah's blessings & mercy upon them, these same members & their families successfully purchased a private property in the north east part of Baltimore county. Thus Masjid An-Nur Foundation came into existence. They quickly sought proper designation of a Non-Profit 501(c)3 designation with the US IRS and became a vested "House of Allah." Twelve years later in 2008, another blessing by Allah (swt) was given to the Masjid An-Nur community, a successfull purchase of 4.4 acres of land, with an estimated cost of construction at $4-5M. Furthermore, in 2010, the foundation purchased the adjacent car dealership that was being liquidated by the Chrysler Financial Corporation for $2.75 million dollars. Equiping the center with 38,000 sq ft of existing building space in several seperate buildings. As of today one of the buildings (5,000 sq ft) serves as the full-time musalla and academy. We are extremely blessed by Allah (swt) in providing ample space for the community and look forward in utilizing each area of the compound.
Accredited by WASC We Take Students from Pre-K to College. And we do so in a nurturing, Islamic environment that ingrains in our students strong morals, values, and God consciousness that is rooted in love and understanding of the Holy Qur’an, our Holy Prophet (s) and his pure Ahlul Bayt (AS). At City of Knowledge, we aim to cultivate future leaders, scholars and intellectuals. We prepare our students for competitive universities and lucrative careers, all while being driven by principle, integrity, and social responsibility. Most importantly, we equip our students with the morals, ethics, and God consciousness, and these lessons are infused throughout their curriculum and over the years. We are dedicated to rigorous academics. In addition to a competitive academic curriculum, we offer daily courses in Qur’an, Ethics (or Islamic Studies), and Arabic. We are also sensitive to the needs of our EL community and help develop English for those with alternative native languages. City of Knowledge has maintained accreditation by the Western Association of Schools and Colleges (WASC) since 2001. Our High School courses are approved by the University of California (UC) system. City of Knowledge was ranked by Newsweek and STEM.org as one of America’s top STEM schools.
Welcome to the Bentonville Islamic Center (BIC) in Northwest Arkansas, USA. Our community is a perfect blend and example of the unity in diversity, having people of different nationalities and languages working together in harmony with commitment towards building a perfect model of the lifestyle according to the noble principles of Islam. Established in 2005 as a non-profit religious organization, the original members of the BIC started in a small home. As the community grew from a handful, the group decided to move on to larger rented halls, until finally moving into the current mosque located in Bentonville. Today, we are a small community of 350+ members from the Northwest Arkansas and Southwestern Missouri. Our community members come from Bentonville, Rogers, Centerton, Lowell, Springdale, and many of the neighboring areas. Our congregation is compromised of engineers, doctors, scientists, teachers, business owners and other professions working for the betterment of the entire community of Northwest Arkansas. We are a peace advocating group that participates with interfaith dialogues and events to ensure unity with all other faiths. We hold the 5 prayers in the mosque, as well as the Friday Jumu'ah congregation every week. Members of our Executive Team are: President – Shahid Sheikh Vice-President – Riyas AbdulKhadar Treasurer – Arshad Shaikh Secretary – Abdul Razak Imam – Hamed Al-Alamat At BIC, our objectives include: Prayers To provide a place for Muslims to offer the five daily prayers and participate in other religious affairs. Strengthen Bonds To strengthen the bonds between Muslims in the community. Religious Affairs To administer the religious affairs of the community by following the Quran and Sunnah. Community Service To engage in community service through charitable giving, helping the needy and humanitarian efforts. Spread the Message To convey the message of Islam and its teachings to Muslims as well as non-Muslims in Northwest Arkansas. Interfaith To promote better interfaith relationships through cultural and educational activities.
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Accredited by NCA Clara Mohammed School, Inc. is committed to educating the students entrusted to us. We seek to cultivate within each child the pattern of human excellence and good character that was designed by G_d, outlined in the Qur’an, and exemplified in the life of Prophet Muhammed (Peace and Blessings be Upon Him). In turn, these students will become models for the world. It is with daily, conscious effort that we lead our children into a life style where they will become productive and valued citizens of the world. Our struggles are great but the rewards are far greater.
TMWF empowers and supports women and families with education, outreach, and social services including DV prevention, transitional housing, and refugee advocacy.
Masjid Al-Israa is a religious and educational non-profit organization where all activities are guided by and do not contradict the teachings of Islam. In the light of Qur’an & Sunnah, Masjid Al-Israa has established an Islamic society where the families come together not only to help each other to fulfill their religious obligations, but also help each other in their social, educational and other aspects of the life. Masjid Al-Israa, Insha-Allah would like to develop a community with well-educated, well-established and enlightened individuals & families. The Masjid complies with the laws of the United States as well as the rules and regulations of the Internal Revenue Service for non-profit organizations.
Introduction Darul Qur'an is a non-profit institution based out of Chicago, IL, United States. It was established in 1997 teaching Qur'an out of a small basement, and since then it has been providing various educational services in Islamic studies to growing number of Muslim youth and adults living in the Chicago land area. Our main focus is youth, Tarbiyah, Da’wah and Qur'anic studies.
Masha'Allah Masjid Al-Taqwa has been in Altadena for 30 years serving the local muslim community. We started off with a humble begining and now, due to Grace of Allah, have grown so much as to accomodate more than 200 people. Recently, we renovated our building structure with the support of the muslim community and we are constantly looking forward to improvements. The masjid is open for all prayers as well as Juma, Idul-Fitr, and Idul-Adha prayers. Check the prayer times on the Home page. We always update these times, so it reflects the most current one.
Alhamdulillah, we have been granted permission by the Town of Wilson to use our beautiful facility as a Masjid.We are eager to serve our diverse group of brothers and sisters in the area of Sheboygan County.
Masjid Abu Bakr is located a mile off of Interstate I-85 on Briarwood Road. It is with in the perimeter and very easily accessible to the highway. The Masjid is just north of Emory University and 8 miles south the downtown of Atlanta. It is a neighborhood mosque and many families and students live around the Masjid and its adjacent schools. If you need driving directions to the Masjid, you can use our directions. The Masjid is also easily accessible via mass transit on MARTA. Simply take bus #98 from Brookhaven MARTA Station. The bus stops at the Masjid gate. We hope you come by soon, Insha’Allah (God willing)! Masjid Abu Bakr was established in 2006 as a religious institution devoted to the service of the Muslim community. Today, our main mosque is one of nearly 35 in the metro-Atlanta area.
Non-Muslims are hearing about Islam and Muslims through the media and the internet every day. American Islamic Outreach has been formed to present Islam to non-Muslims, starting with the Charlotte area, and then InshaAllah expanding regionally and beyond.
Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance mission is to represent the Islamic faith, in the Community of Tampa Bay Area. Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance supports the advancement of our communities by promotion of Citizenship. Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance supports the advancement of individuals, organizations and institutions in achieving excellence. Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance endeavors to support and recognize citizens Muslims and Non- Muslims who strive to reach higher goals of citizenship, in this great country of ours, United States of America. Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance promotes sharing and giving to other deserving in the community and holds an Annual Charity Festival of “GIVING” for people of all faiths, genders and ages. Tampa Bay Muslim Alliance advocates and promotes dialogue of understanding between all faiths, races and ethnicities to achieve a just, peaceful and harmonious society.
The Islamic Center of Aubrey is a religious institution located in the city of Aubrey, Texas, in the United States. The center was established in August 2018 by a small group of Muslim families who had moved to the area and were looking for a place to gather and worship. Initially, the group would meet in each other’s home for their Friday prayers and other religious activities. However, as the Muslim community in Aubrey and the surrounding areas grew, the need for a permanent mosque became apparent. In January 2019, the Islamic Center of Aubrey rented an office off of highway 380, where the current mosque is located. The center’s founding members and volunteers worked tirelessly to expand to a larger space, and it was finally moved to a large space in 2021. Since then, the Islamic Center of Aubrey has become an essential part of the local Muslim community. The mosque hosts daily prayers, Jumuah Khutbahs (Friday Sermons), Taraweh, Eid Salat, and much more. The center also provides social service programs to the broader community, including food drives for the needy, toy drives for the Children’s Medical Center, clothing collections, and many other charitable contributions. The mosque also offers a range of educational programs, including Sunday School, Maktab Classes (proper Qur’an recitation), Islamic Studies, and Arabic language. In addition, Islamic Center of Aubrey hosts a variety of community events throughout the year like family nights, interfaith events, and outreach activities. Over the years, the Islamic Center of Aubrey has continued to grow, and the mosque has undergone several renovations and expansions to accommodate the growing number of worshippers. Today, the center is a thriving hub of activity for the local Muslim community, and it continues to serve as a place of worship, education, and community service.
The Islamic Center of Cary, also known as Cary Masjid, is a home for every Muslim in the Triangle
is a non-profit organization that was established in 2001. It is located on the Northwest side of Chicago
Chicago Mosque is a nonprofit organization whose mission is to guide to God. It aims at enabling Muslims in the US to learn, practice, and promote Islam in a manner that combines deep spirituality with civic engagement while cooperating with people of other faiths to achieve common goals for the betterment of our society.
A Pakistani community-built mosque in OH, where faith, unity, and harmony converge
Chapel Hill Islamic Society (CHIS) is a non-profit organization formed for the purpose of pleasing ALLAH (SWT) by obeying His commands. It shall invite to all that is good, enjoin what is right and forbid what is wrong according to Qur’an and Sunnah.
Central Illinois Mosque & Islamic Center (CIMIC) serves the Muslim community of Champaign and 16 other East Central Illinois counties.
Clinton Islamic Center Location We are located at 1500 2nd Ave. S Clinton, IA 52732. Should you need information about Islam or about any of the activities held at the center please email us at www.clintonislamiccenter@gmail.com
Campus Ministry will be a vital resource to all students and a leading partner in the work of intellectual, social and spiritual formation across the university.
Mosque Staff BOARD OF DIRECTORS Kamal Ibrahim Ashr Khan Syed Tanweer Akhtar Irfan Khan
The Burmese Muslim Education and Community Center (BMECC) was established in Fort Wayne, Indiana, and registered with the State of Indiana as a faith-based community organization in September 2010. BMECC is a 501(c)3 tax-exempted organization. The organization is committed to working on enhancing and raising the standard of living among Burmese Muslims in Fort Wayne. The Purpose of the organization is to serve as a central place that empowers the Burmese Muslim community and strengthens relationships with the community at large by promoting Five core values – Faith, Commitment, Knowledge, Respect, and Unity. To continuously enforce the organization as community represented entity, a Board of Directors election was held every two years in accordance with the existing by-laws. The number of Board of Directors has also increased to 15 that including brothers, sisters, elders, youths from both religious and secular educational backgrounds. Within the Board of Directors, there are several sub-committees including Executive Committee, Finance Committee, Fundraising Committee, Masjid Committee, Cemetery Committee and Education Committee. Board of Directors meet quarterly and during the interval of Board of Directors meetings, an Executive Committee that includes President, Two Vice Presidents, Secretary, Joint Secretary, and Treasurer, oversee the approved activities and also ensure that all the activities comply with the organization’s rules and regulation. The Finance Committee is led by the Treasurer and includes the Secretary, Fundraising In-Charge, and another Board of Directors. The Fundraising Committee is the backbone of the construction project and is carried out under the mandate of Fundraising In-Charge. All the committees work independently in accordance with the decision of the Board of Directors. All the functions and activities are discussed in detail at quarterly Board of Director meetings, and monthly or weekly meetings are called upon as needed. The daily operation of the Masjid Noor ul-Islam is overseen by the Masjid Committee, the Education Committee oversee the Noor ul-Islam Academy and the Cemetery Committee oversee the Muslim Cemetery of Fort Wayne. During the first five years, the Masjid Construction Project was the primary function and in 2015, the very first Masjid built by the Burmese community in the United State was opened. Noor ul-Islamic Academy is also introduced in July 2017. Organization Highlights and Milestones The organization is registered with the State of Indiana since September 2010 as a faith-based community organization. IRS recognized 501 (c)3 not-for-profit tax-exempt status. As a representative organization of the Burmese Muslim community in Fort Wayne, the Board of Directors was directly elected every two years by the community members. A property on Seddlemeyer Avenue was purchased for the masjid construction project in 2011. In 2012, the number of Board of Directors was increased from 7 members to 15 members which include brothers, sisters, elders, and youths members of the community. Phase I of the masjid Noor ul-Islam was completed in May 2015 and a historic grand opening of the new masjid was celebrated with over 2,000 participants. Phase II of the project which includes a multi-purpose hall, a lobby, and a new entrance to the Masjid was completed in November 2016. Noor ul-Islam Academy, an education institute is introduced in July 2017 and after-school programs for children were started in August 2017. A storage unit on the left of the Masjid was completed in 2017. Phase III of the project, an extension of the main prayer space was completed in 2019. A 15 acres undeveloped land was purchased for the new cemetery project and Allen County Planning Department approved the project in 2021 to establish Muslim Cemetery of Fort Wayne.
BIC is a non-profit charitable organization dedicated exclusively to religious, educational and social purposes aimed at improving the spiritual well-being of humanity. Our Vision BIC's mission is to empower Muslim youth for the purpose of nurturing a productive and thriving generation for the future. Our Mission BIC's vision is to serve as a beacon of authentic Islamic understanding, offering educational and spiritual services to the entire Muslim community.
United Islamic Center of Arizona is a non-profit organization 501 (C) registered in the State of Arizona. Our organization was created in 2014 under the guidance of Imam Didmar Faja and other devoted activists from the community. Its public outreach activities provide religious, educational, and social activities to support the practice of Islam and foster interfaith understanding through spiritual, social, and intellectual approaches. The official language of the Center is English. UICA intends to unite people in serving the Creator, the local community, and humanity at large by embodying and instilling values of duty, learning, integrity, humility, service, and contribution. It also strives to assist members in developing an American Muslim identity, and inform the public about Islam’s beauty and compatibility with diverse cultures, ethnicities, genders, and perspectives. UICA is located on 19250 N 35th Av Glendale AZ 85308 (35th ave. and N. of Union Hills)
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The Islamic Association of Mid-Cities, also known as Colleyville Masjid, is a vibrant Islamic community located in Colleyville, Texas. The mosque was founded in 1994 by a group of Muslim families who sought to establish a place of worship where they could gather, pray, and connect with one another. In the early years, the community met in various locations, including rented spaces and members’ homes. As the community grew, they began searching for a permanent location to establish their mosque. In 2001, they were able to purchase a 3.3-acre property in Colleyville and began construction on what is now the current facility. The mosque’s construction was completed in 2003, and it has since become a central hub for the local Muslim community. The mosque features a large, open-concept prayer hall, classrooms, offices, a library, and a multipurpose room for community events. The mosque’s distinctive dome and minaret are visible from the surrounding area, making it a recognizable landmark in the community. Over the years, Colleyville Masjid has become an important center for Islamic education and community service. The mosque offers a range of educational programs, including classes on the Quran, Islamic history, and Arabic language. The mosque also hosts a variety of community events throughout the year, including Eid celebrations, interfaith events, and outreach activities. Colleyville Masjid has become an integral part of the local community, and its members have worked hard to build bridges of understanding and respect with their neighbors of all faiths. The mosque’s leadership has actively engaged with local officials, law enforcement, and neighbors in many events, but most notably, the Annual Colleyville Peace Walk.
Since its inception, MAP pursued an aggressive membership campaign to include the community in decision making and was blessed with 80 active members during the first few weeks of its existence. These members elected a new Board of Trustees and Executive Council in organization’s first General Body meeting on April 23, 2010.
We are on a journey to transform ourselves and our surrounding communities to righteous God-fearing people who collectively strive for the highest moral standard and constantly seek forgiveness from our Lord to earn His pleasure. We seek His compassion and mercy in this life and in the Hereafter. We rejuvenate our soul through internal struggle and spiritual exercise in worship of our Creator Allah (SWT). The strength of our belief in Allah (SWT) gives us the courage to establish good and forbid evil, thus promoting a system of justice for all mankind. Our slogan is “Repentance, Revitalization of Faith, Renewal of Covenant.”
Masjid Bilal began with a vision that belonged to the renowned Islamic reformer Imam W. Deen Mohammed. Cleveland’s late Imam Clyde Rahman was present at a meeting in 1980, during which Imam Mohammed indicated to his supporters that it was time they began to think and plan for the construction of new places for worship designed to meet the needs of Muslims, particularly those in the United States. At that point the vast majority of mosques were converted churches, storefronts, or similar facilities. Imam Rahman took the words to heart and returned to Cleveland, determined to put a plan of action around Imam Mohammad’s words. A location for mosque was identified at the corner of E. 75th Street and Euclid Ave. and was purchased by Imam Mohammad’s brother, Jabir Muhammad, who also was the manager of Muhammad Ali, perhaps the greatest heavyweight boxing champion of all time. Imam Mohammed also made a significant financial contribution to the new mosque, and the members of the community contributed whatever they had to make it a reality – their funds, expertise, and labor during the construction phase. A few years later, Imam Mohammed’s vision became a reality when Masjid Bilal formally opened on June 3, 1983. It was the first mosque built from the ground up in Greater Cleveland and the first mosque built by a predominately African American congregation in the United States. Imam Mohammed led the first Jumah prayer service at the new mosque. In a visit to Cleveland several years ago Imam Mohammed’s son, Wallace D. Mohammed II, president of The Mosque Cares, Inc., noted: “We all knew what was happening here in Cleveland. There was a pride and a great feeling that many of us experienced due to what was happening here. This building is a historical landmark that our young people should cherish until the end of time. We should have a special place in our hearts for Masjid Bilal. This physical building should be preserved as a monument to our history.” Before constructing the new mosque, the community at Masjid Bilal was previously known as Masjid Willie Mohammed, under the leadership of Imam Mohammed, and as Temple No. 18, under the leadership of the Honorable Elijah Muhammad. Its history dates back to the early 1950s. Under the leadership of Imam Rahman and current Imam Shafeeq Sabir, Masjid Bilal has gained widespread recognition in Cleveland for its efforts to work with and unite various religious communities and people for the betterment of the entire community. Civic, political and business leaders have spoken and/or worshiped at Masjid Bilal, as well as members of local and national law enforcement agencies. Shortly after taking office when then-President Donald Trump attempted to ban Muslims from immigrating into the United States, Masjid Bilal was host to “A Circle of Peace,” a large protest rally that included all segments of Cleveland’s religious, civic and political communities. Finally, Masjid Bilal also is renowned for the cultural programs it has hosted, in particular, those that showcase local and nationally significant jazz musicians.
The Islamic Center Of Zahra (SA) (ICZ) is a non-profit religious organization dedicated to practicing Islam as set forth by Fiqh-e-Jaa’faria
Our community grew from humble beginnings as a two-room weekend Islamic school and prayer hall in 1992 to a ten-acre facility with a Masjid, private school, weekend Islamic school, and sports facilities to serve our diverse community.
Alhumdulilah your generous donations have been the cornerstone of our 10-year dream of purchasing a property for the Center City Mosque, in downtown Philadelphia. Every contribution will be dedicated to renovating and maintaining the mosque at 1328 Walnut Street, a 1,500-square-foot building. Your support is crucial in reaching our Launch Good fundraising target of $50,000 for renovating and beautifying the space for our permanent sanctuary.The funds will establish a space that will accommodate you, and allow you to have an option at what time you can choose to attend Jummah prayers based on your work schedule. Our intention is to open during Ramadan 2024, inshAllah. Your contribution directly shapes the physical and spiritual experience of the Center City Mosque community. We have plans of expanding and building a 2nd, 3rd, and 4th floor that will host separate men and women prayer sections, a space to hold halaqas and events such as Nikkahs. This is a space where Muslims from all different backgrounds, and those interested in Islam can come and learn in a no-judgment zone and insha Allah take their shahada at the Center City Mosque.
The Bay County Islamic Society was founded in 1984 by a small number of American Muslim families who envisioned the establishment of a vibrant American Muslim community in the Florida Panhandle.
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ISLAMIC CENTER OF MIDDLE GEORGIA Here at Islamic Center of Middle Georgia (ICMG), we are committed to providing excellent religious services to the Muslim community. We aim to bring them closer to god (Allah), to care for their needs, and the needs of their families. Although Muslims are the primary patrons of ICMG but our activities go beyond the boundaries of religion and focus on faith in God Almighty and faith in all mankind by partnering with other religious groups.
The Islamic Society of Central Jersey (ISCJ) is an organization of Muslim Americans that provides religious, educational and social services to its members, as well as to the community at large. ISCJ is a non-political, non-profit, religious organization that encourages its members to be model citizens of the United States and to actively participate in the running of the local, state and national governments through volunteering and voting. ISCJ invites community leaders, elected officials and those seeking public office to address its members and to discuss important issues and their positions on those. The ISCJ never endorses any candidate for any office. Mission Statement: We aspire to be the anchor of a model community of practicing Muslims of diverse backgrounds, democratically governed, efficiently served, relating to one another with inclusiveness and tolerance, and interacting with the neighbors and the community at large in an Islamic exemplary fashion.The fundamental objective of the Society will be to seek Glory to Allah Subhanahu Wa Ta'ala.The Quran, Sunnah and the Sharia shall always be the guiding light for the Society.
This is an official page of the Islamic Community Center of Lancaster (ICCL) also known as Islamic Center of Lancaster (ICL).
Abubakar As-Saddique Islamic Center (AAIC) is a non-profit charitable organization 501 (c) ( 3) that has been formed exclusively for religious, educational and social purpose for the public benefit.
Mission Statement To promote the teachings, values, and morals of the 14 Infallibles, in order to establish the clearest road to God here in the United Stated of America. Vision Statement In order to create inner peace, tranquility, and foster hope in the hearts of those longing for the truth; furthermore, achieveing a higher sense of self-fulfillment and religiosity.
Ahlul-Beyt Mosque is a Nonprofit Islamic Center Corporation dedicated exclusively for religious purposes within the meaning of section 501(c) of the Internal Revenue Code. It was established on October 15, 1985 and is run primarily on voluntary basis. The guideline in the religious teaching is The Holy Quran, the Sunna of the Holy Prophet Muhammad (prayers and peace upon him and his Holy Progeny) and the teachings of his descendants the Imams of Ahlul-Beyt.
IAGD is a vibrant community dedicated to promoting spirituality, community, service and ultimately the pleasure of Allah SWT. These values and ordeals are guided by the word of the Holy Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad PBUH.
Al-Burooj Academy is incorporated as a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization in July 2017. We commit to providing quality education with affordable tuition fees. Additionally, we aim to support homeschooling students in their secular education. We are dedicated to student success through innovative high-impact educational and co-curricular experiences, including teacher-student-parent collaborative effort. Al-Burooj Academy is a community effort to give our next generation a quality education and safe environment with family and social values.
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Accredited by Cognia Welcome to Noble Leadership Academy, a beacon of success for academic and social excellence in the Islamic community. We are honored to provide a safe and nurturing learning environment for students enrolled in the early childhood program through twelfth grade. We strive to challenge and support our students in recognizing their full potential as faithful, contributing members of our society.
Muslim American Society of the Bay Area is leading organization that develops individuals Islamically
Welcome to our mosque, a cherished place of worship and community in the heart of Northern Virginia. With a rich history rooted in faith and commitment, our masjid serves as a spiritual oasis for Muslims of all backgrounds. Our mission is to provide a welcoming and nurturing environment for individuals and families seeking a connection with the Divine and a sense of belonging within our diverse community. Beyond our prayer services, we are dedicated to promoting knowledge, connecting with Allah, and community engagement, recognizing the importance of unity and compassion in our society. At our mosque, we embrace the teachings of the Prophet, fostering an atmosphere of love, respect, and understanding. We invite you to join us in worship, learning, and building meaningful relationships as we continue our journey of faith and service together in Northern Virginia
Muslim American Society-Social Services Foundation is a non-profit that aims to aid families at large and the Muslim community in particular with their social services needs.
The Islamic Shura Council of Southern California represents the consensus of Southern California Muslims, promotes communication and service among member organizations and society-at-large, advocates on behalf of its members, and advances leadership development.
Muslim Community Organization of South Jersey was established in 1994. Advancing the well-being of the Muslim community through Islamic, social and economic means as well as other appropriate resources.
SCN is a nonprofit 501c (3) Organization. It serves over 10,000 families in Nashville and surrounding towns.
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The Islamic Center of Lexington was established in
We express our gratitude solely to Allah, seeking His divine guidance for humanity, and acknowledging His grace in bestowing upon us His esteemed Messenger, Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). Through him, Allah (glorified and exalted be He) has bestowed upon us the invaluable gift of Islam.
To boost the advancement of the Muslim community, interfaith relations, and a better understanding of Islam. Mision: To boost the advancement of the Muslim community, interfaith relations, and better understanding of Islam.
ICM takes pride in its heritage of diversity, open-mindedness, civic engagement and community building. This masjid is your masjid. This community is your community. Your support is what makes this entire thing possible. Please consider becoming a member today and let’s build a stronger community together.
ICNM, located in Albuquerque, serves as a masjid (mosque) for the Muslim community in New Mexico. It is dedicated to serving the spiritual, educational, and social needs of the Muslim community in the state. Our aim is to foster a strong sense of unity and understanding among Muslims, while also promoting peace, compassion, and justice in our wider society, all guided by the teachings of Allah ﷻ and His Prophet Muhammad ﷺ. Through regular prayers, educational programs, and community events, we strive to create a welcoming and inclusive environment for all those seeking to deepen their connection to Allah ﷻ and to the wider community. We offer the 5 daily prayers, as well as Jumu’ah (Friday) prayer.
Baitul Ma’mur, an Arabic term which means the “Frequented House” is a house in the 7th heaven situated directly above the Ka’ba in which the angels pray and perform Tawaf. Just as there is a beautiful place for the congregation of Angels, we would like to create a beautiful institution for our greater community of Alexandria. We have come together to create a dynamic masjid institution that grows a diverse and vibrant community which retains the universal Islamic tradition and carries it forward for the benefit of everyone in our environment. The masjid institution will serve the entire community regardless of ethnicity, age, gender, language, and background. It will be a place for worship and spiritual education. It will cultivate an environment of learning from young children to senior age. An environment where our community can come together and create a strong connection to Allah and implement the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (saw). We would like to bring our community together and create an even stronger Ummah. There will be a place for our children to seek education, our youth to seek guidance, and our families to create a bond. We aim to add services which will benefit our community; Quranic & Hadith studies, Shahada services, Nikah services, Religious Counseling, Halaqa services for youth, men, women, and Janaza (Muslim Funeral) with burial services. Our vision for our community can only be possible with your support, guidance and dua’s. Through your donations today, we can create an Islamic environment close to home for future generations to come. Our Mission: OUR MISSION IS TO SERVE THE CREATOR BY EDUCATING, DEVELOPING AND EMPOWERING OUR CONGREGANTS; PROVIDING SERVICES OF FAITH AND CARE FOR OUR COMMUNITY; ENGAGING SOCIETY BY BUILDING BRIDGES AND ADVOCATING FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE. Goals: To serve the Muslim community and help Muslims strengthen their faith and moral conduct. To help the Muslim community continue to be an effective contributor to the advancement of the Society. To establish strong relations with other faiths based on cooperation, tolerance, and mutual understanding in order to serve our respective communities. To help all individuals in our community to lead a healthy and productive family life that is free from drugs, crime, substance abuse, and discrimination. Methods: By conducting seminars, lectures, religious sermons, social activities, sports, and educational functions based on the divine teachings of Islam. By organizing interfaith dialogues. By exchanging visits with members of other faiths. By exchanging visits with members of other faiths. By offering Islamic education classes for hundreds of Muslim children in weekend schools. By establishing clear operational hours for the observance of the five daily prayers. By hosting multiple Friday prayers with notable Imams and speakers. By celebrating the two Eids and conducting the prayers for over 12,000 worshippers. By hosting hundreds of dignitaries to visit the masjid annually. By participating in outreach groups and interfaith coalitions. By providing daily free Iftar, Taraweeh and Tahajjud prayers, and I`tikaaf as part of the annual Ramadan program. By distributing Zakat Al-Fitr to over four hundred needy families. By collecting and distributing Zakat and Sadaqa
Accredited by WASC At Pillars Academy, your children will find a safe and nurturing islamic environment, learning and discovering the world through hands on indoor and outdoor projects. With intellectual, spiritual, social and emotional stimulation, we assure that all of your child’s needs are addressed. Explore our website to learn more about how you can let your child grow outside the limitations of traditional schools.
Accredited by Cognia Purpose Instill excellence in Academics and Islamic values. Destination We achieve this by: Integrating academics and religion Safe and supportive learning environment Local community support Achieving character and values Motivating to reach best potential
Large Masjids have a large initial cost to build and also to maintain. They have very low attendance for five daily prayers, especially for Fajr and Isha. These large Masajids are fully utilized on Jummah and weekends. Musalla are small rented places of prayer and meeting in places away from Masajid Where 20-30 Muslim families live in a approximately five mile radius. The cost of operation is very low and can be run by a small group of members or volunteers. Musalla Mundelien Organization Structure: AMPO (Musallas) Centers would be decentralized bodies Each Musalla would be run by the local membership free from electoral politics Maintained and run locally by local Shura (Consultative Committee) with no office bearers All members [Ansar (Helpers)] of the local Shura to be equals, mutually sharing responsibilities Only educational and other technical support would be provided by the central Shura of AMPO Musallas will be complementing Masajid and not competing with them. Musallas Members would be advised to go to Masajid for Friday and Eid prayers Activities Five daily prayers Jummah prayers Free Quran memorization class every Tuesday, 5:00-7:30 pm. Enroll your children Quran recitation class every Monday and Wednesday evenings Al-Iman Saturday School at AMPO starting Sept. 20th, 11:30am-2:30pm Monthly Gathering of Remembrance BlessedBonds.org children halaqas Taraweeh prayers in Ramadan
Masjid Abu Bakr Al-Saddiq, the heart of the Muslim community in Antioch, California. Our mosque has been serving the local Muslim population and fostering a sense of unity and faith since 2015. We are a diverse and vibrant congregation that embraces people from all walks of life, creating an inclusive and welcoming environment for everyone.
Masjid Al-Qur’an was established on and continues to follow the principles of the Qur’an (Holy Book) and sunnah (traditions and example of the Prophet Muhammad, peace be upon him) Mission & Purpose We believe every striving Muslim should have the opportunity to be in an environment that promotes Islamic growth and development. We strive to offer Qur’anic and Islamic Studies, along with programs that provide physical, emotional and spiritual support to our community.
Alfalah Society of Greater San Antonio was initially established in 2015 with the mission to develops & empowers the community through programs that promote harmony, build character, and serve Islam. Alfalah Society of Greater San Antonio is a nonprofit religious corporation and is not organized for the private gain of any person. It is organized under the Nonprofit Religious Corporation law primarily for religious purposes. The purpose of Alfalah Society of Greater San Antonio is to provide religious services, facilities of Islamic worship, and Islamic education for American Muslims, so they can practice their Faith, foster a better understanding of Islam and Muslims, promote goodwill, fellowship, tolerance and peace among all local communities of Muslims and Non-Muslims. Alfalah Society strives to facilitate and enhance the establishment of a sound family and community structure, to otherwise be self-sufficient and independent regardless of their race, color, sex, nationality or national origin.
To cultivate a community centered on submission and sincerity to Allah, The Almighty. The Islamic Society of Greater Charlotte (ISGC) is a non-profit organization and religious community center that was established in the 1990s by local muslims living in Charlotte. Through the hard work and dedication of numerous volunteers, donors and members, the masjid has grown to what you see today. ISGC works to serve the needs of Muslims in the larger Charlotte area through engaging in worship in its Masjid-al-Mustafa, performing sacred rites and rituals, sharing education and knowledge, giving in charity, and doing service, outreach, and civic engagement in the larger community. The intention is to foster holistic growth of our ummah through meeting all and any needs concerning Muslims and creating pathways of return to Allah, the Almighty. Education Proper Islamic knowledge through programs and seminars. Community Build community to serve each other and grow as believers together. Spiritual Practice Congregational Prayers for all of our daily prayers.
VISION: To provide a safe and family friendly space for kids, youth, adults and seniors
The literal meaning of Islam is peace; surrender of one's will for the sake of God and surrendering one's own pleasure for the pleasure of God. The message of Islam was revealed to the Holy Prophet Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) 1, 400 years ago. It was revealed through angel Gabriel (on whom be peace) and was thus preserved in the Holy Quran. The Holy Quran carries a Divine guarantee of safeguard from interpolation and it claims that it combines the best features of the earlier scriptures. The prime message of Islam is the Unity of God, that the Creator of the world is One and He alone is worthy of worship and that Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) is His Messenger and Servant. The follower of this belief is thus a Muslim - a Muslim's other beliefs are: God's angels, previously revealed Books of God, all the prophets, from Adam to Jesus (peace be on them both), the Day of Judgement and indeed the Decree of God. A Muslim has five main duties to perform, namely; bearing witness to the Unity of God and Muhammad (peace and blessings on him) as His Messenger, observing the prescribed prayer, payment of Zakat (poor dues), keeping the fasts of Ramadan and performing the pilgrimage to Mecca.
- Islamic Knowledge Lessons - Fridays at 7:30 PM - Tajweed/Qur'an classes every Sunday at 10:00 AM. - An-Nur Saturday school: 9:30 A.M. - 1:45 P.M.
To live and learn as Muslims in America, to bring together our community and bridge the gap between the people for the sake of Allah. “And hold fast, all of you together, to the Rope of Allah (i.e. Qur’an), and be not divided among yourselves…” (Aayah No. 103, Surah Aal-Imran, Chapter No. 3, Holy Qur’an) Albir Education Center envisions a community of Muslims from Central Florida united and strong to take root here in America as a vast thriving Ummah from different backgrounds striving for a better future. Together, we plan to serve our community here in central Florida using the Islamic traditions gifted to us by the Almighty through the teachings of the Prophet (Peace be Upon Him) and American ideals in order to strive for the common good OUR MISSION OUR VISION
Executive Committee or Board of Directors The Board of Directors is elected by a membership that represents the community that the organization serves The Board of Directors involves all members of the mosque in identifying essential goals and developing procedures or strategies for reaching those goals The Board of Directors promotes the proper use of the mosque as an institution advocating Islamic principles and values The Board of Directors organizes activities which are beneficial to Muslims The Board of Directors enhances the awareness amongst Muslims residing within the mosque limits to work together towards improving their social, educational and religious life; The Board of Directors fosters close relationship with other groups and grassroots organizations so as to promote inter-religious harmony and good citizenship through the spirit of self-help and cooperation; and The Board of Directors attends to the general affairs of the mosque and keeps proper maintenance of the mosque under its management. The Board of Directors has a realistic annual budget and a plan for achieving it.
Established in 2019, Al Rawdah Islamic Center is dedicated to fortifying the Islamic identity by fostering a deep understanding of Quranic and Sunnah knowledge. Our goal is to provide a nurturing environment where individuals can strengthen their connection with the core tenets of Islam, promoting a harmonious blend of faith, knowledge, and community engagement. Through educational initiatives and spiritual guidance, we aspire to empower our community to live a life guided by the principles of the Quran and the teachings of the Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him).
The Mustafa Center, named after Al-Mustafa, the Chosen One, one of the titles of our beloved Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), was established by the Afghan Academy with the support of the local Muslim community.
Muslims have had a presence in Berkeley for over a half century, and yet no masjid exists within the city. This is attributable, in part, to the fact that the majority of Muslims in Berkeley are students who are not only transient residents of the city, but also have very limited time and financial resources. Over the past 15 years, an active effort has been underway by the BMF to establish a masjid situated close to the UC campus for students and other Berkeley residents. The process has been a long and arduous one due the limited resources of the intended patrons of the Masjid (i.e. students). By Allah’s grace, their efforts have resulted in the purchase of the present property at 2716 Derby Street.
Al-Sabeel Masjid Noor Al-Islam was established on 2002 as a California Religious Corporation registered and located in the United States of California – San Francisco. It is organized under the Non Profit Religious Corporation Law primarily for religious purposes. The specific purposes for which this corporation is organized are to provide a platform in the Bay Area where Muslims can gather and express themselves and to interface the Muslim Community with the society of the Bay Area. Our establishment serves as Masjid (Mosque), school, and community center for the Muslim community of San Francisco and the greater Bay Area. We are inspired by the teachings of the Qur’an to create a faith-based community dedicated to peace, justice and compassion. We provide religious and social services to a large and diverse Muslim constituency. Located in San Francisco, we are able to work with other Muslim communities dedicated to peace and justice in the San Francisco Bay Area. We provide a wide array of religious and social services to Bay Area residents including: Religious services to the community; Educational programs for men, women and children; Educational activities and enrichment programs for young people; Acting as a liaison between Muslims and Non-Muslims. As a Non-profit Under Section 501 (a) of the Internal Revenue Code, Al-Sabeel is exempt from federal income tax as an organization described under section 501 (c) (3). With TAX-ID: 33-1000755.
Who We Are Al Salam Foundation is an Islamic non-profit organization, established in 2012, for the purpose to undertake and engage in religious, charitable and interfaith activities based on the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet Mohammad (SAW). Al Salam Foundation also promotes friendly relations between Muslims and people of other faiths to foster a Muslim community based on Islamic principles of universal brotherhood, equality and tolerance. The Quran is the primary source of Islamic faith and practice. Al Salam Foundation believes that spreading the good Word of God is through practicing and living the Quran and the Sunnah of the Prophet (SAS).. Al Salam Foundation strongly believes in harmonious and peaceful relations with people of other faiths through sharing of our ways of lives and belief.
The Fox Valley Muslim Community Center was established in 1995 by family of Dr. Abbas Khawaja in memory of their son, Nomaan Abbas Khawaja. Nomaan expressed his desire to build a Masjid for Muslim community of Aurora, IL to his mother during 1987 Hajj. He passed away at young age of 16 while attending Hajj. Founding Members Masjid President: Dr. Abbas Khawaja Masjid Imam: Mohamad Ali Mustafa Masjid Secretary: Waqar Qureishy Site Engineer: Ahmad Idrees Interior Design: Yasmeen Khawaja Landscaping: Yasmeen Khawaja Masjid Services: Five daily prayers Weekly Jumah prayers Taraweeh prayers during Ramadan Eid ul Fitr prayer and celebrations Eid ul Adha prayer and celebrations Nikah services Weekend Children Classes Women Activities and Classes Zakah and Sadqah Collection and Distribution for local community Masjid Facilities: Main Prayer Hall Women Prayer Area Car Parking Lot Masjid Library Meeting and Quiet Rooms Wadu and Toilet areas Full Basement for community activities
The Baymeadows Islamic Center(BIC) is an independent non-profit organization. It functions to provide a place for Muslims to worship and also to provide religious facilities for members of the society. Since 1996 our Baymeadows Mussalah has served our community from a rental apartment. This residential complex has limited space for prayer and parking. With the blessings of Allah SWT and overwhelming support of all Brothers and Sisters, Baymeadows Islamic Center (BIC) has secured the property located at the junction of I-95 and Baymeadows Rd on August 1st 2013. Alhamdulillah after the renovation of the building, BIC has started to host five daily prayers from Jan 1st 2014. The goal of Baymeadows Islamic Center(BIC) is to seek the pleasure of Allah (SWT) through establishing a facility for prayer and other needs of Muslim Community of greater Baymeadows area and to do all such activities that foster and promote Islam and its heritage as spelled out in the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh).
"It is our honor and high privilege to welcome you to the Bilal Masjid Web site. It through the Gracious Mercy of Allah (SWT) that we are able to provide the few humble services for the community. Pray that Allah (SWT) guides us ALL in his Mercy and forgives us our transgressions. Mission 1) Establishing congregational prayers and carry out other religious activities that are open fully to men, women and children. 2) Practicing principles of moderation, tolerance, inclusiveness and conflict avoidance within the structural limits of the Quran and Sunnah in order to create unity among Muslims. 3) Arranging educational programs for all members of the family. 4) Promoting joint action among Muslim organizations of the Greater Portland and Northwest Oregon areas. 5) Developing mutual understanding with and among non-Muslims in order to communicate effectively the principles of Islam to them."
The Hoover Crescent Islamic Center (HCIC) is one of the largest Muslim prayer facilities in the greater Birmingham area, as well as the current administrative home of the Birmingham Islamic Society. Opened in December 2007, HCIC is located 10 miles south of Birmingham in the heart of Hoover, Alabama. موقع يعطيك فلوس مجانا Seated on a 6.5 acre property, it features an approximately 13,000 square foot facility. It includes a spacious prayer hall with a capacity for 500 worshippers, parking for up to 200 cars, administrative office spaces, furnished classrooms, and restroom facilities with ablution stations. الروليت Wireless internet is provided free for the community.
AICI (Alhuda Islamic Center of Indiana) represents the largest congregation of Muslims in the state of Indiana. Located in the beautiful city of Fishers.
Our History The Eastern Twin Cities Islamic Center (ETCIC) was founded in 2009. We are a 501 (c) 3 non-profit place of worship located in Afton, MN, and serve as a major center of gathering for the Muslim community living in the Eastern suburbs of Minneapolis/St.Paul, Minnesota and Western Wisconsin. We serve over 500 families. Our Mission The Eastern Twin Cities Islamic Center (ETCIC) will unify, support and nurture the East Metro Muslim community by offering high-quality services to engage, educate and mobilize the community. The Center will provide Islamic resources and education to sustain our community and to promote and encourage community participation, service, activism and inter-faith harmony. To this end, the Eastern Twin Cities Islamic Center will provide physical, mental and spiritual benefit for the entire Twin Cities community.
Masjid Al-Noor Islamic Community Center of Waterloo/Cedar Falls was established over 45 years ago to serve a small Islamic community in the Cedar Valley area. The number of Muslim families and individuals has grown dramatically during the past 30 years through the huge influx of refugees from Bosnia in 1996/7 and arrival of new immigrants from countries from all over the world. Our community is made up of students, businessmen, professors, doctors and engineers. Employers include, University of Northern Iowa, John Deere Co., Rockwell Collins, local and state government institutions. The first of the Islamic Center was in a small rented apartment located on 20th street in Cedar Falls, Iowa. Several Pakistani families acquired an old Church on Wellington and 2nd street near downtown Waterloo and converted it to a mosque “Islamic Community Center”, in 1984. We moved to our new building at 2110 Sager Ave, Waterloo Iowa, on February 14th 2011.This mosque was funded locally, in 2010. MISSION Masjid Al-Noor Islamic Community Center of Waterloo/Cedar Falls unequivocally affirms Quran and Sunna as its eternal and ultimate constitution; its doors are open to all Muslims. Our goal is to strengthen the brotherly and sisterly relationships among our community, promoting friendly relations between Muslims and non-Muslims and presenting Islam to people of other faiths.
ICI MISSION STATEMENT To provide a Central Islamic Center for all people in the Irving and DFW Area, utilizing all avenues for Dawah, while providing an Islamic Environment and Comprehensive Islamic Education to the next generation. ICI HISTORY The Islamic Center of Irving was established and registered as a non-profit 501C organization in 1991 in the state of Texas, USA. The center had a humble beginning, and has moved from various locations to the current facility on Esters road. The number of attendees has AlhamduLillah grown exponentially. The center started with only three (3) brothers, and currently about 3,000 worshippers attend the weekly Jummah prayer, AlhamduLillah. ICI CONSTITUTION Please download the latest copy of the ICI constitution here: ICI Constitution v3.1. ICI SHURA BODY & SHURA COUNCIL MEETINGS The ICI Shura body usually meets on the second and fourth Sunday of every month after Fajr. The Shura council usually meets on the first and third Fridays of every month after Maghreb. If you would like to confirm the Shura Body meeting, please email the ICI Secretary at secretary at irvingmasjid.org. ICI SHURA COUNCIL MEMBERS Laith Hussein – President Noman Gul Khan – Vice President (Operations) Naveed Shariff – ISI School Board President Rasha Faizy – Secretary Shakir Mustafa – Treasurer Luqman Thayyil – Officer (Youth/Community Development) Salim Shaik – Officer (Dawah/Outreach)
AL IMAN is a registered non-profit organization based in Lorton, VA, aimed at serving the religious, cultural, educational, and charitable needs of the Muslim community and beyond. It operates as a non-political and non-partisan entity, with a mission to promote Islam in a positive and inclusive manner.
According to Muslims, God sent a number of prophets to mankind to teach them how to live according to His law. Jesus, Moses, and Abraham are a few of these respected prophets. They believe that the final Prophet was Muhammad. When mentioning a phropet, Muslims typically say "Peace be upon him (PBUH)" in English or " 'alayhi as-salām (عليه السلام) " in Arabic. Muslims believe the Quran to be the book of divine guidance and Allah's final revelation to mankind revealed from Allah to Muhammad through the angel Gabriel. The name “Allah” literally means “The God.” Allah has no gender (although the pronoun “He” is typically used), no physical appearance, and shares power with no one
We are a nonprofit organization focused on helping make the world around us a better, happier place. With the help of our tireless staff, we organize fundraisers, community-building events, and in-depth training sessions for our volunteers.
Danville Masjid and Islamic Center is located in the city of Danville, VA to meet the religious and community needs of the local Muslims and surrounding areas. Founded in 1993 and located in the city of Danville, VA, the Danville Masjid and Islamic Center is a collaboration of local Muslim brothers and sisters with the drive to provide for the religious and community needs of the local Muslims, as well as anyone practicing Islam in surrounding areas such as South Boston, VA and Martinsville, VA. Danville Masjid and Islamic Center supports and organizes a variety of programs to help local Muslims, as well as the local Muslim youth, to learn and practice Islam.
Muslim Community Center is a mosque located in Silver Spring, Montgomery County, Maryland, where all are welcome. Join us! Our Mission: To promote brotherhood and human dignity among all by developing an environment of understanding, compassion, and justice in personal and professional life; serve the needs of the Muslim community and community at-large in a manner that promotes its positive image and standing in a changing environment; and represent the Muslim community in interfaith circles, in government, public and media relations, and in the society at-large.
This amendment is prepared to satisfy the new needs of the Islamic community in State College in light of the expansion of the Muslim community and to ensure the continuity of work on long term projects.
THE ISLAMIC CENTER OF LITTLE ROCK WAS ESTABLISHED IN 1992 To fulfil the Muslim Community’s religious, educational, social and cultural needs. THE ISLAMIC CENTER OF LITTLE ROCK CONSISTS OF Masjid The Huda Academy Islamic school Community Center and Sunday School. We are located at 3224 Anna Street, Little Rock, AR 72204. Juma prayers are offered in the Community Center. The ICLR consists of General Body This constitutes the Muslim residents of Little Rock and neighboring vicinity areas who are registered members of the Islamic Center, have paid annual membership dues in full and are eligible to vote in Islamic Center elections.
At the end of our celebration of Holy Eucharist, we’re sent into the world “to love and serve the Lord.” That’s our mission and it’s something we can do every day, in every part of our lives. As part of that mission, the Episcopal Center has an active history of service to its neighbors, both locally and globally. Students have worked with Urban Ministries of Durham, the Human Kindness Foundation, the Inter Faith Food Shuttle, and numerous other community partners. In all places, near and far, we seek to love and serve the Lord by loving and serving our neighbors.
Accredited by NEASC Madina Academy is Connecticut's first Accredited full time Islamic school, for grades PreK through 12. Established in 1998, Madina Academy is a private elementary, middle and upper School located in Windsor, Connecticut. Our mission is to provide an education that is rooted in Islamic faith and ideals and is based upon the noblest Islamic traditions. This education will in turn produce young men and women of sound Islamic character who will be model citizens, Insha Allah. Our educational efforts are aimed at shaping the minds and hearts of our children according to the teachings of the Holy Qura'an and the Blessed Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). We strive so that our students will grow up to be conscientious Muslims who will follow the straight path, are devoted to their families, committed to their communities as American Muslims and are beacons of knowledge and character. The curriculum, system of discipline, and leisure activities at Madina Academy combine knowledge and practice of Islam with instruction in the sciences and humanities. Daily Quranic studies classes are in addition to Math, Science, Social Studies and Language Arts classes. In 2015, Madina Academy received its accreditation status from the New England Association for Schools and Colleges (NEASC). The self-study report is available.
Accredited by NCA Crescent View Academy’s private Islamic School’s mission is to provide a safe, nurturing and stimulating Islamic atmosphere to enable students to achieve a solid foundation of Islamic understanding according to the Quran, and life of Prophet Mohamed (SAW) with a true sense and pride of their Islamic identity. We want our students to achieve academic excellence and prepare our students to be morally and socially responsible citizens. Crescent View Academy: Nurturing Excellence, Building Partnerships Welcome to Crescent View Academy, where our commitment to excellence extends beyond the classroom. As an integral part of our community, we prioritize core values, accreditation, affiliations, and admissions processes to create a holistic and enriching educational experience for students. Core Values: Guiding Principles for Character Development At Crescent View Academy, our core values are rooted in the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (PBUH). These values serve as the foundation for character development as our students transition into adulthood. We emphasize: Integrity and Honesty: Actions are judged by intentions, and purity is essential. We follow the commandments of God with pure intentions. Personal Growth and Maturity: A person’s observance of Islam includes leaving aside what does not concern them, promoting personal growth and maturity. Respect and Love: Complete belief includes loving for others what one loves for oneself, fostering an environment of respect and compassion. Community: Emphasizing the principle of not causing harm to oneself or others, fostering a sense of responsibility within the community. Wisdom: Encouraging a balanced focus on life, steering away from an excessive pursuit of worldly gains and material possessions.
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