Masjid Ibrahim - Las Vegas, NV

Masjid Ibrahim is a beautiful and community-centric mosque in Northwest Las Vegas, built by Muslim-American pharmacist Sharaf Haseebullah. It was established with the purpose of providing religious and educational services to the local Muslim community. The mosque is noted for its beautiful architecture, including two minarets and a dome, and its facilities are well-maintained. The welcoming and friendly community, along with the insightful and easy-to-understand sermons from the imam, make it a comfortable and accessible place of worship for everyone, including newcomers.

Key features

Built by a Muslim woman: Masjid Ibrahim is recognized as the first mosque in North America built by a Muslim-American woman, Sharaf Haseebullah, using her own funds, with no fundraising or donations.

Accessibility: The mosque is accessible to all, with a wheelchair-accessible entrance, parking lot, and restroom.

Cleanliness: The facilities, especially the wudu (ablution) areas, are noted for being clean.

Community focus: It hosts multiple programs and events to support and serve both the Muslim community and the wider Las Vegas community.

Spiritual guidance: The imam is praised for delivering insightful sermons in a way that is easy to understand, even for non-native English speakers.

Large parking lot: The mosque features a spacious parking area.

Inclusivity: The mosque is welcoming to people of all backgrounds, faiths, and non-faiths.

Women's prayer area: The prayer area for women is described as nice and comfortable.

Support for the community: In addition to religious services, the mosque provides educational opportunities for the community.