Join us for an enlightening evening at the Orange County Islamic Foundation as we delve into the profound teachings of Surah Al-Hujurat: A Code of Honor for Believers. Led by the esteemed Sheikh Tarik Ata, this lecture promises to be an inspiring exploration of the values and principles that guide us as believers. Set against the backdrop of beautiful Islamic geometric patterns, this event is not just a lecture; it’s an opportunity for community engagement, spiritual growth, and deepening your understanding of Islamic teachings.

Don’t miss this chance to enrich your understanding of Islamic values and connect with your community. 



Mission Viejo Masjid (Orange County Islamic Foundation)

 A Code of Honor for Believers

The Orange County Islamic Foundation, also known as Mission Viejo Masjid, is a Sunni mosque established in 1996 in Mission Viejo, California. It serves the Muslim community of Mission Viejo and neighboring South Orange County cities. 

The mosque provides various services including 5 daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, weekly Halaqa for men, and a weekend school for kids. Additionally, they offer Eid prayers, Nikah (marriage) services, and Ṣalāt al-Janāzah (funeral prayer) for the community.

Located in Mission Viejo, the Orange County Islamic Foundation offers parking and wheelchair amenities such as a designated prayer space and accessible parking. The mosque strives to provide religious, educational, and social services to the local Muslim community.

A Code of Honor for Believers

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