The Islamic Cultural Association, also known as the Muslim Community Mosque, was established in 1987 by a group of families in Farmington Hills, Michigan. It offers a welcoming environment for its members to practice their Sunni beliefs and raise their children with Islamic values.

Since its inception, the community has grown and expanded, providing a place where families can feel at home. The mosque offers services such as the five daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, Tarawih prayers during Ramadan, and various community events for its members.

In addition to the mosque, the Islamic Cultural Association established the Huda School in 1989, which has thrived over the years, providing education aligned with Islamic beliefs. The mosque also runs a weekend Arabic School, Dar-al Huda, enhancing the educational offerings for its community members.

Located in a convenient area with on-premise parking, the Islamic Cultural Association is kid-friendly, making it an excellent place for families to come together to pray, learn, and participate in various activities that strengthen their faith and community bonds.

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