Islamic Center of Detroit

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The Islamic Center of Detroit (ICD) serves as a vibrant hub for the Sunni Muslim community in Detroit, Michigan. Officially opened in 2000, it has been dedicated to expanding its services and facilities to better meet the needs of local Muslims. 

The mosque offers a variety of services, including five daily prayers and multiple Jumu'ah prayers each week. Additionally, the Islamic Center has programs for children, such as a weekend school and a dedicated Islamic school, ensuring that families can receive both spiritual and educational support. For those looking for family support, ICD provides family counseling and marriage services, alongside funeral prayers.

Accessibility is an important commitment for the Center; it features amenities for women, including a separate prayer space and facilities for ablution. The mosque is also wheelchair accessible, ensuring that all community members can participate comfortably.

With both Arabic and English being spoken, the Islamic Center fosters an inclusive environment where everyone can gather for worship and community activities. It is designed to be kid-friendly, making it a welcoming place for families to come together.

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