Long Beach Islamic Center

Building upon the foundations laid out by Long Beach's first mosque, Masjid Al Shariff, the Long Beach Islamic Center (LBIC) provides a religious and educational environment that meets the growing needs of our diverse and ever-expanding Muslim community. The prayer hall will not only serve local community members, but also Muslim students from CSULB (especially those who originate from out-of-state and international regions), and Muslims employed in Long Beach and it's surrounding cities. LBIC currently provides an open facility that hosts the five obligated prayers on a daily basis, friday congregational/Jumaa prayers, Eid prayerss, Ramadan breakfasts and 'Qiyam' prayers. The mosque also provides classes teaching Islam and Arabic language classes with special emphasis on new Muslims and children classes. The center provides answers to questions that arise within the Muslim community in accordance with Islamic solutions (fatwas) and provides marriage and divorce announcements. Invitations are accepted and given via the open dialogue that LBIC maintains between Muslim and Interfaith leadership figures. Such dialogues facilitate a realistic image of Islam as a religion (way of life) and a mercy upon mankind to our neighbors, classmates, and co-workers