Serving the
Common Good

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The mission of the ISBCC is to teach and live Islam in America. An example is presented to us in the famous Hadith of Jibreel in which Angel Jibreel asked the Prophet Muhammad pbuh a set of questions. The Prophet responded and then explained to his companions that that was Angel Jibreel who came to teach us our religion. This famous hadith highlights the importance of inward beliefs and outward actions. The example of Angel Jibreel and how he interacted with the Prophet set an example for us to strive to seek knowledge and implement it. The Prophet Muhammad pbuh also said: “Seeking knowledge is an obligation upon every Muslim”. Therefore, the core focus of the ISBCC’s religious programs are spirituality, community building and service. The purpose is to help us develop on a personal and communal level and to be able to live the example of Prophet Muhammad pbuh and Angel Jibreel.

Friday sermons and community halaqas are hallmark religious programs at the ISBCC. Each plays a role in the spiritual development of the community. Lessons from the Quran and Sunnah highlight the fundamentals of Islam such as tawhid, oneness of God and tawakkul. Remembrance and trust in God. In addition they inspire individuals to improve their character, solve problems, and become social advocates. Over the past year qualified local and visiting scholars have led both the Friday sermon and weekly halaqa.[/x_text]

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Civic Engagement[x_text]

Civic Engagement

Being engaged with the civic process is a key priority for the ISBCC.[/x_text]

Tours[x_text]

Tours

Each year the ISBCC welcomes hundreds of people to the center through our tours program.[/x_text]

 
Health Team[x_text]

Health Team

ISBCC Ummah Health is a group of 75+ Muslim volunteers who provide health education seminars, counseling and referral services, assistance navigating the insurance system, hospital visits and social services to serve the needs of the community.
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Social Services[x_text]

Social Services

Ummah Health has partnered with ICNA Relief and Muslim Community Support Services (MCCS) to provide services such as housing assistance and transitional housing for women and children.[/x_text]