Griffin Islamic Center - Griffin, GA

The Islamic Community Center of Griffin is a well-established Sunni Islamic center that has served the local community in Griffin, Georgia, and the surrounding areas south of Atlanta since its founding in 1976. The center is dedicated to promoting religious harmony and understanding, providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for individuals to practice their faith and engage in community activities. Services and programs at the center are offered in English to cater to the local population. It serves as a vital hub for community prayer and various social, educational, and pastoral activities, fostering a caring and supportive environment for all attendees.

Key Features

Daily Prayers: The center offers a range of daily prayer times, including Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, and Isha, allowing community members to conveniently observe their daily religious obligations.

Community Hub: The mosque acts as a central gathering point for the local Muslim community, organizing events, social activities, and serving as a key resource in times of need.

Accessibility: The facility is designed to be accessible to everyone, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom.

Ramadan Activities: The center is particularly active during the holy month of Ramadan, providing an important gathering place for prayers and community iftars (breaking fast meals).

Educational Opportunities: In line with the traditional role of a mosque, it is a place for religious instruction and study, providing a space for learning about Islam and engaging in discussions.

Inclusive Environment: The center emphasizes a welcoming atmosphere, aiming to be a "first port of call" for Muslims in the area and providing a supportive, loving community.