Islamic Community Center of Atlanta

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.

The Islamic Community Center hosted a seminar on Saturday March 28th about “Death & Dying” organized by the Islamic Speakers Bureau. Speakers presented important information about preparing for death, including the Islamic teaching that all Muslims who own property should complete a will & testament. Select Read More and click the link to download and […]

ICCA is participating in the Kroger Community Rewards Program for the fourth year.  You can register your Kroger Card online and select ICCA as the rewards recipient.  InshaaAllah the  masjid will benefit from every purchase made at Kroger. Even if you registered in the past, you must re-enroll every year beginning Aug. 1st.  Please enroll […]

Sunday school students at the Islamic Community Center of Atlanta enjoyed a Taekwondo demonstration during their fun-filled Activity Day on Dec. 5. Local Taekwondo coach Eid Khoja, who has successfully trained many young Americans for the Junior Olympics, brought some of his best students to the ICCA for the demonstration. 

The Islamic Community Center delivered a presentation about Islam to Fayette County’s Tea Party on Aug. 25. Robert Ross, co-founder of Fayette County Issues Tea Party, invited the ICCA to speak after he and his wife attended the ICCA’s annual Ramadan Interfaith Dinner. Tea Party members listened to a presentation about Islamic beliefs and practices, […]

Members of Fayette FACTOR visited the ICCA on Aug. 8 to seek support for a municipal law designed to reduce the prevalence of underage drinking. FACTOR is a nonprofit organization that seeks to coordinate local services to improve quality of life for Fayette’s children, families and broader community. “Our ultimate goal for these presentations is to prepare […]

A non-Muslim resident of Fayetteville dropped off a reassuring note with a donation at the Islamic Community Center on or about Dec. 8. The ICCA thanks the anonymous writer for her donation as well as her kind letter, which was written in the wake of the San Bernardino shooting and a rise in Islamophobia. “…I strongly believe that […]

Several hundred members of the Georgia Muslim community celebrated the completion of Ramadan on July 28th at the Islamic Community Center of Atlanta, a mosque founded in Fayetteville, GA in 2001. View footage of the Eid celebration, including Imam Ahmad Jafari’s khutba, recitation of the Eid takbeer, and interviews with members of the community. Follow […]