Muhammad Mosque - Atlanta, GA

Muhammad Mosque #15 serves as the Southern Regional Headquarters for the Nation of Islam (NOI). More than just a traditional place of worship, it is a dynamic community center in Atlanta devoted to the spiritual and social upliftment of the Black man and woman in America. The mosque focuses on promoting peace, resolving conflicts, empowering families, and transforming communities into safe and decent places to live. It emphasizes the teachings of the Most Honorable Elijah Muhammad and the guidance of the Honorable Minister Louis Farrakhan, focusing on self-improvement, knowledge, and community development.

Key Features

Southern Regional Headquarters: It holds significant importance as the center of the Nation of Islam's activities across the Southern U.S., including Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia, and Tennessee.

Focus on Black Empowerment: The core mission is the spiritual and social "resurrection" of the Black community, with an emphasis on self-reliance, knowledge, and justice.

Female Leadership in Regional Post: Historically notable as the first mosque in the Nation of Islam to select a female Minister to head a regional post.

Educational Programs: The mosque offers various educational initiatives, including discussions on "How to Eat to Live" (divine dietary law) and a student ministry class for younger members.

Community Activism: Members actively engage in community outreach, such as door-to-door distribution of The Final Call newspaper, and work to address community challenges.

"Youth Sunday" Initiative: The mosque has a dedicated focus on engaging its younger members, providing a platform for them to discuss contemporary trials and challenges.

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