Islamic Center of Mississippi - Starkville, MS

The Islamic Center of Mississippi (ICM) is a nonprofit religious organization that serves the Muslim community in Starkville and the surrounding region. It was founded in 1980, and the current building, located near the Mississippi State University campus, was constructed in 1993. As the only mosque in Starkville, the ICM functions as a vital hub for a diverse Muslim population. The center is dedicated to providing a place for worship, education, and community activities, fostering spiritual growth, and promoting understanding of Islam.

Key features

Worship services: The center provides a space for daily prayers in congregation, with a mihrab to indicate the direction of Mecca.

Community gathering space: The ICM serves as a central point for social welfare and community events, helping to foster unity among Muslims in the area.

Educational center: It offers a place for studying the Quran and Islamic teachings.

Diverse community: The mosque serves a widely diverse community of Muslims in the Starkville region.

Accessibility: The center is a welcoming and accessible place for all, featuring a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom.

History: As one of the longest-standing Islamic centers in the region, the ICM holds a significant historical place in the local Muslim community.