Islamic Community Center of Atlanta

InShaaAllah we’re benefiting from these last blessed days of Ramadan.  May Allah accept our good deeds and prayers and shower his blessings and mercy on all of us. A reminder that the  Khatum Al-Quran & Fundraising will be Friday June 23, 2017  (night of the 29th of Ramadan)  InshaaAllah  the program is Isha at 10:30pm, […]

  Join us inshaaAllah for an all night program tonight,  Wed. June 21, 2017 for the 27th Night of Ramadan. As we know any of the odd nights in the last 10 days could be the night of Laylat al-Qadr. The program will begin with Isha at 10:30, followed by Taraweeh prayers, Tahajjud prayers and […]

InShaaAllah Ramadan is off to a good start for you and your family.  May we remain steadfast in this month inShaaAllah and make the most of it’s blessings. The Ramadan Timetable is attached below. There are several upcoming events at ICCA.  Please mark your calendars. We hope you and your family will join us for […]

Quran recitation and memorization class for children and youth runs every Monday  from 5:00 PM- 7:00 PM.

A Medical Clinic, available free of cost for people who do not have medical insurance is available at ICCA.  The clinic is available every second and fourth Sunday of the month after Zuhr (2:00 PM) until 4:00 PM inShaaAllah.  Please pass the word to others who may benefit.

The ICCA has completed work on a food pantry for the hungry in the local community, Muslim and non-Muslim alike. If you need food assistance, call 678-516-2998 email info@iccatlanta.org or visit the mosque, preferably around a prayer time. The Food Pantry hours of operation are Monday (5:00 – 6:30), Tuesday (12:00 to 2:00), Friday (2:30 to […]

Fayetteville’s Islamic Community Center will host “Meet Your Muslim Neighbor” open houses on the first Tuesday of every month at 7 pm, God willing. We welcome and encourage our neighbors of all faiths and backgrounds to join us for these evenings of interfaith dialogue, including a tour of the mosque, a presentation about Islam, and a […]

Ed Johnson, the first African-American elected mayor of Fayetteville, visited the Islamic Community Center on Tuesday, Dec. 22. During his visit, Mayor-Elect Johnson and community members discussed ways to promote greater civic engagement, charitable giving, safety, and educational achievement in Fayetteville.

The ICCA has completed work on a food pantry that offers food to the hungry in the local community, Muslim and non-Muslim alike. Now we need dedicated volunteers, including families, to work at the ICCA pantry for distribution of food. Volunteers would be stationed at the pantry on assigned days/times. Whenever a family comes to […]

The Islamic Community Center of Atlanta raised $ 13.42 from 7 households through the Kroger Community Rewards Program between August 28, 2016 and November 27, 2016. Thank you to all community members who participated and supported our masjid in this program.