Muslim Association of Huntington - Huntington, WV

The Muslim Association of Huntington is a vibrant and welcoming mosque and community center in West Virginia. It serves as a spiritual hub for Muslims in the Huntington area, including students and professionals from Marshall University and local hospitals. Adhering to the core Islamic values of love, peace, tolerance, and service, the association actively promotes understanding and dispels misconceptions about Islam. Beyond its function as a place of worship, it is dedicated to building a strong, inclusive, and supportive community for all residents.

Key Features

Daily and Friday prayers: The mosque hosts regular daily prayers and Friday khutbahs (sermons), drawing in community members from the entire tri-state area.

Growing community: The association is a growing community with ambitious plans for the future, including the construction of a new community center and a school for children.

Community outreach and service: The Muslim Association of Huntington runs a food pantry, distributing fresh produce, meat, and shelf-stable foods to families in need.

Cultural and social events: It organizes community dinners, interfaith dialogues, and events like "Flavors Without Borders," which celebrates the rich cultural diversity of the area.

Educational programs: The center provides educational opportunities through khutbahs, discussions with the imam, and resources for those interested in learning about Islam.

Strategic location: The mosque's proximity to Marshall University and local hospitals makes it a convenient and accessible faith-based space for many.