Established in 1992, the Islamic Center of Oakland is a community organization and mosque providing essential religious services and fostering a strong sense of belonging among its diverse members. The building features a stucco facade with green accents, a minaret, and a prayer hall that can accommodate approximately 500 people, including a dedicated women's section.

Key Features

Daily & Friday Prayers: Offers the five daily congregational prayers and the essential Friday (Jumuah) prayer.

Educational Programs: Hosts various classes and lectures on Islamic teachings, including a weekend school for children.

Community Support: Provides social services such as marriage contracts, family counseling, and funeral arrangements.

Accessibility: Features a dedicated women's prayer area, library, and is wheelchair accessible.

Diverse Community: Known for its diverse congregation from many cultures forming a peaceful community.

Architecture: The building's exterior features a unique long, low rectangular design with a covered portico and a minaret.