Tarbiya House Natomas - Sacramento, CA

Tarbiya House Natomas is a vibrant Islamic center and community hub in Sacramento, California, part of the larger Tarbiya Institute network. Rooted in the comprehensive Islamic concept of tarbiyah—which means nurturing, development, and growth in all aspects—the center goes beyond traditional mosque services. It is designed as an inclusive, safe space for the diverse American Muslim community (women, youth, converts, immigrants, and professionals) to worship, learn, and engage at their own pace.
The institute focuses on providing robust education and fostering a strong American Muslim identity by addressing modern challenges through authentic Islamic knowledge. It aims to help individuals achieve harmony between their divine obligations and worldly responsibilities, fostering personal progress and community involvement.

Key Features

Comprehensive Educational Programs: Offers a wide range of learning opportunities for all ages, including Sunday School for children (KG-5th grade), the Nizami Order for young adults (ages 12-22), an Immersive Qur'an program, and a seminary program.

Inclusive Community Space: Designed to be a welcoming environment for all, including dedicated programs and opportunities for women and youth to get involved.

Diverse Small Group Activities: Fosters community connection through various interest-based "Tarbiya Groups," such as "Mommy & Me," "Soul Sisters" (sisters only), flag football, hiking, and more.

Relevant Friday Sermons (Jumaa): Known for Jumaa khutbahs that are relevant to modern issues, often live-streamed for the wider community.

Full Suite of Religious Services: Provides essential religious support including daily prayers, marriage (nikah), counseling, new baby services, and burial (janaza) services.

Focus on Character Building: The core mission emphasizes the development of character, morals, and ethics alongside intellectual and spiritual growth, aiming to produce balanced individuals and future leaders.

Accessible Facilities: The location features wheelchair-accessible entrances, parking, and restrooms.

Community Events: Hosts special events and exhibitions, such as the "100 Years of Palestine" exhibit, and family movie nights to engage the community culturally and socially.