Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake - Salt Lake City, UT

The Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake is a beacon of spiritual life, education, and community service in Utah. It serves a vibrant and diverse Muslim community representing at least 35 different countries. While the Masjid Al-Noor building hosts daily prayers, the larger Khadeeja Islamic Center in West Valley City is run by the same society and is the main location for larger congregational services, including the weekly Friday prayer.

Key features

A diverse and welcoming community

A global congregation: The community at the Islamic Society of Greater Salt Lake is exceptionally diverse, with members from over 35 different countries.

Welcomes visitors: The mosque extends a warm welcome to visitors of all faiths, actively encouraging interfaith dialogue and understanding.

Spiritual and educational programs

Comprehensive learning: The society offers a weekend Islamic school for children to learn about their faith and heritage.

Daily guidance: The mosque provides daily Hadith sessions to help individuals deepen their understanding of Islam and build their character.

Friday services: In collaboration with the Khadeeja Islamic Center, the society hosts impactful Friday sermons and communal prayers.

Modern facilities and community focus

State-of-the-art facilities: The mosque features modern amenities designed to provide a comfortable and enriching experience for worshippers.

Support for new Americans: The community has grown with waves of refugees from countries like Bosnia, Somalia, and Iraq, making it a place of refuge and belonging for many new Americans.

Strong community ties: The organization works closely with other groups to promote social justice and civil liberties and maintains professional ties with law enforcement.
Beautiful architecture

"Mosque of Light": The name Masjid Al-Noor reflects the mosque's design, which features serene, filtered light to symbolize spiritual enlightenment.

Tranquil design: The architecture of the prayer area and its surrounding gardens creates a peaceful atmosphere for worship and reflection.

Accessible entrances: The mosque features separate entrances for women to ensure privacy and inclusivity.