Masjid Nejashi | Darul Iman Ethiopian Muslim - Las Vegas, NV

Masjid Nejashi is the home of the Darul Iman Ethiopian Muslim Community in Las Vegas, Nevada. As a cultural and spiritual center, it provides a welcoming place of worship and a hub for community engagement for Muslims from all backgrounds, with a special focus on those of Ethiopian heritage. The mosque's serene environment offers a place for prayer, reflection, and learning.
Key features

Cultural melting pot: The center is a vibrant space where Ethiopian heritage is blended with Islamic traditions, welcoming individuals from all walks of life.

Active community center: In addition to serving as a place of worship, the mosque functions as a community center offering various programs and social events.

Educational programs: The center provides a range of Islamic classes, including Quranic lessons, to foster religious knowledge and spiritual growth.

Community meals: Free community dinners are provided every Friday evening, offering an opportunity for community members to connect and share a meal.

Jummah prayer: The mosque hosts weekly Friday congregational prayers, a vital gathering for the local Muslim community.

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

Historical roots: The name "Nejashi" connects the community to a significant part of Islamic history—the early Muslims who found refuge in Ethiopia.

Local landmark: Masjid Nejashi has been a part of the Las Vegas Muslim community since 1995, establishing it as a recognized institution.