As-Sabur Mosque - Las Vegas, NV

Masjid As-Sabur, Las Vegas' pioneering and oldest Muslim community organization, is a historic landmark and vibrant community outreach center. Originally founded in the early 1970s, it transitioned to mainstream Islam in 1975 and has since established itself as a cornerstone of faith and service in the Historic Westside. The mosque is celebrated for its warm and welcoming atmosphere, deeply rooted in both religious tradition and active humanitarian efforts.

Key features

Historic legacy: As the oldest mosque in Las Vegas, its history traces back to the early 1970s and includes famous visitors like Muhammad Ali and Mike Tyson. The original structure was built in 1958 and has been expanded over time.

Community outreach: The mosque operates a dynamic social committee, Al-Ma'un (Neighborly Needs), which runs a community health clinic and provides food and other supplies to the homeless. It is nationally recognized for its humanitarian work, including aiding victims of Hurricane Katrina.

Educational hub: Masjid As-Sabur houses the Fajr al-Islam School, offering innovative learning programs and regular Islamic studies classes for the community.

Vibrant place of worship: It hosts five daily prayers and regular Friday Jumu'ah services. Reviewers frequently praise the mosque's peaceful and clean atmosphere.

Welcoming environment: The mosque is known for its hospitality and warm sense of community, with many visitors and new converts highlighting their positive and welcoming experiences.