Masjid Ebrahim - Los Angeles, CA

Masjid Ebrahim is a dedicated non-profit religious organization in Los Angeles, California, committed to serving as a beacon of spiritual guidance, community harmony, and social service. It provides a welcoming and serene environment where individuals and families can come together to strengthen their faith and engage in meaningful worship. Beyond its primary function as a house of worship, the Masjid aims to foster a deep understanding of Islam and cultivate relationships among both Muslim and non-Muslim communities through its current and future educational and outreach programs. The organization is currently undergoing renovation projects to expand its prayer space and facilities to better meet the needs of its growing congregation.

Key Features

Active Place of Worship: The mosque offers facilities for the five daily prayers (Salat) and the important Jumu'ah (Friday) prayer.

Community-Centric Mission: It serves as a central hub for community engagement and spiritual development, promoting unity and shared values.

Accessibility: The facility includes a wheelchair-accessible entrance, ensuring that all community members can enter and worship comfortably.

Amenities: Restrooms are available on-site for the convenience of worshippers and visitors.

Future Educational Programs: Plans are in place to offer children's and adult classes, including potential programs for Islamic studies and Arabic language, to further knowledge and understanding of the faith.

Renovation Projects: The Masjid is actively working on expansion and renovation to increase prayer capacity and improve existing facilities such as the interior, exterior, and ablution areas.

Online Presence: The mosque maintains a website (https://masjidebrahim.org/) where community members can find information, contact details, and donate to support its mission.