Nestled near the scenic Niles Canyon, the masjid is a vibrant community hub for the Dawoodi Bohra community in San Francisco, the North Bay, and the East Bay. More than just a place of prayer, it's an institution that actively promotes education, environmental stewardship, and philanthropic activities, such as food drives and health camps. Guided by their spiritual leader's principles of loyalty to one's country and community, members are encouraged to contribute wholeheartedly to the wider society, fostering understanding and collaboration among diverse groups.

Key Features

Architectural Style: The mosque incorporates elements of traditional Fatimi architecture, including specific designs and epigraphs, which are inspired by historic mosques like Al-Jamiʿ al-Anwar in Cairo.

Community Center: The complex includes the Anjuman-e-Najmi community center, which hosts a variety of activities from youth science projects to intergenerational storytelling sessions.

Inclusivity & Accessibility: The facility is wheelchair accessible, including the entrance, parking, and restrooms, ensuring all members can participate in community life.

Educational Emphasis: Education is a cornerstone value, with a commitment to lifelong learning that has led to high literacy rates and diverse professional achievements within the community.

Active Community Service: The community is known for its robust philanthropic efforts, including partnering with local organizations for food donations, clean-up campaigns, and supporting unhoused populations, especially during crises.

Environmental Stewardship: The community actively engages in initiatives to protect the environment, such as learning about water and wildlife conservation in the adjacent Alameda Creek.