ICCA-Islamic Community Center of Atlanta - Fayetteville, GA

The ICCA-Islamic Community Center-Atlanta is a vibrant and inclusive non-profit organization located in Fayetteville, GA, serving as a central hub for a diverse and growing Muslim population in the Atlanta area. Established in 2001, the center emphasizes a welcoming, family-like environment and is dedicated to providing comprehensive religious, educational, and social services for all ages, while also fostering interfaith dialogue and civic engagement within the broader community. It functions as a core institution focused on nurturing Islamic values, promoting unity, and supporting individual and family growth through the teachings of the Qur'an and Sunnah.

Key Features

Daily Worship: The center is open for all five daily prayers (Salat), including Jumu'ah (Friday) prayers, creating a consistent place for spiritual connection.

Diverse Educational Programs: Offers a wide range of classes for all age groups, from young children to adults. These include Sunday School, Hifdh programs, Arabic grammar, Qur'an Tafseer (interpretation), and Aqeeda (Islamic creeds) classes.

Community Events: Hosts various social events designed to strengthen community bonds, such as monthly family dinners, Eid potluck picnics, and annual summer camps.

Ramadan Activities: Attracts many members during Ramadan with nightly Iftar dinners, Taraweeh prayers, and Khatm-ul-Qur'an sessions.

Welcoming Atmosphere: Highly praised by attendees for its friendly and organized environment, with many describing the community as feeling like a "family".

Interfaith & Outreach: Participates in interfaith dialogue and community outreach programs to help educate non-Muslims about Islam and build positive relationships with other communities.
Non-Profit Governance: Organized as a non-profit corporation managed by a community-elected Board of Directors, ensuring community representation and transparent operations.