Masjid Bilal Islamic Center - Los Angeles, CA

Masjid Bilal Islamic Center is a historic and dynamic cornerstone of the Los Angeles community, with a legacy spanning over 60 years. The center serves as a vibrant hub for religious development, social interaction, education, and cultural enrichment, committed to promoting the Islamic way of life based on the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah.
Named after Bilal ibn Rabah, the first muezzin (caller to prayer) in Islam, the center embodies a message of unity and equality, fostering mutual respect and understanding among people of all backgrounds and faiths. The modern, debt-free complex is designed not only as a place of worship but as a comprehensive resource for the community, including an advanced learning school and various outreach programs designed to strengthen positive relationships with all Angelinos.

Key Features and Services

Comprehensive Educational Facilities: The center is home to the Center for Advanced Learning Charter School and offers various classes, including weekend/weekday Qur'an and Islamic studies for all ages.

Community Outreach: The mosque actively engages in interfaith dialogue and outreach programs, hosting visits from local schools and churches to foster understanding and dismantle barriers between faiths.

Full Range of Worship Services: It offers five daily prayers, Jumu'ah (Friday) prayers, Taraweeh during Ramadan, and Eid celebrations.

Family and Social Services: The center provides a variety of community support, including family counseling, marriage/Nikah services, hospital and prison visits, and assistance to deserving individuals through local charities.

Modern, Accessible Campus: The multi-million dollar, 56,000 square foot facility is a purpose-built complex featuring a spacious prayer hall, a large parking lot, and is wheelchair-accessible.

Community Events: Regular social activities such as BBQs, potlucks, and youth programs help build a strong sense of unity and brotherhood/sisterhood among members.