Our mission is to be an exemplary American Muslim Community that serves all of God's creation with mercy, justice and respect for human dignity.
Established in 1982, this facility, which houses our main offices, has become the primary center for all Muslims in the Greater Milwaukee Area.
READ MOREMasjid Al-Noor is the primary Islamic facility in the western suburbs of Milwaukee, serving all Muslims in Waukesha
READ MOREThe facility is intended to serve the students and staff at UWM as well as the Muslim community located on Milwaukee's east side.
READ MOREThe Islamic Society of Milwaukee, in coordination with the Council of Wisconsin Islamic Centers (CWIC), is actively involved in collected new and gently used clothing for the new Afghan arrivals who are located in Fort McCoy, Wisconsin. Local contributing organizations include Masjid Al-Quran, the Milwaukee Islamic Dawah Center, Muslim Community and Health Center (MCHC), the Milwaukee Chapter of the Muslim American Society (MAS), Advocates for Immigrants’ Rights (at UW-Law School), Hayat Pharmacy, Masjid Mubarak, Burmese Rohingya Community of Wisconsin, St. Paul Lutheran Church (West Allis) and many others! Thank you very much for your generosity and concern.The Islamic Society will continue to collect new and gently used clothes. Clothes should be dropped off at our warehouse space at 811 W. Layton Avenue (building behind O-Reilly Auto Parts and adjacent to Hayat Pharmacy - double metal doors with red awning above them). Drop off times are as follows: Thursdays from 5:00pm to 7:00pm and Saturdays from 1:30pm to 4:30pm. Those who wish to donate funds that we will use to purchase needed items can go to donate.ismonline.org. Thank you all very much and may God Bless you all! Â
READ MOREWe've recorded all of our weekly Jumu'ah Khutbahs, educational programs, workshops and all of our major events, so that when you can't make it to our events, you can experience it online like you never missed it.
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