Bulloch County Islamic Center - Statesboro, GA

The Bulloch County Islamic Center (BCIC) in Statesboro, GA, is a serene and welcoming sanctuary established in 1990 to serve the local Muslim community, including students from Georgia Southern University. The center offers a tranquil space for spiritual reflection, daily worship, and community gathering, with an atmosphere of harmony and peace. Beyond its role as a mosque, the BCIC functions as a vital hub for educational programs and interfaith dialogue, fostering understanding and connection among people from diverse backgrounds. It aims to empower individuals and strengthen the community through the universal principles of Islam, promoting peace, respect, and dignity for all.

Key Features

Comprehensive Prayer Facilities: Offers a peaceful main prayer hall with sufficient, separate spaces for men and women.

Accessibility: The facility includes a wheelchair-accessible entrance and a dedicated parking lot, ensuring access for all community members.

Educational Hub: Serves as a center for religious instruction and ongoing educational programs to foster spiritual growth and understanding of Islamic teachings.

Community Events: Hosts regular gatherings, including daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, and events during the holy month of Ramadan, strengthening community bonds.

Youth and Family Focus: Provides a dedicated children's play space (indoor and outdoor) and engages in activities that support family life and youth development.

Interfaith & Outreach: Actively promotes interfaith dialogue and understanding, welcoming visitors to experience Islamic traditions and clarify misconceptions about the faith.

Warm Atmosphere: Known for its welcoming environment and friendly, diverse community, ensuring everyone feels a sense of belonging.