Join Dr. Muhammad Esam for a talk on the historical impact and contributions of Muslims in early America. Hosted by the Muslim Community Association of Ann Arbor.

Ann Arbor City Mosque (MCA)

A Forgotten History: Muslims & Early America

The Ann Arbor City Mosque, also known as the Muslim Community Association, is a welcoming Islamic center located in Ann Arbor, Michigan. Established in 1972, it serves a diverse community and provides a range of religious and educational services in English.

This mosque offers five daily prayers, as well as two or three Jumu'ah prayers, depending on the day. Community gatherings include special Eid prayers and nikah (marriage) services. For new Muslims, there are educational resources to help them learn about the faith. The mosque also hosts a weekend school and an Islamic school for children, emphasizing its commitment to youth education.

For families, the mosque is kid-friendly and provides a separate prayer space for women, equipped with necessary amenities. Accessibility is also a priority, with facilities available for wheelchair users and ample parking on the premises.

The Ann Arbor City Mosque fosters community engagement and spiritual growth, making it a vital part of the local landscape.

A Forgotten History: Muslims & Early America

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