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Daily Prayers:

 

All daily prayers are at the Masjid on Wade Hampton Blvd.: 96 Meridian Ave., Taylors, SC 29687

 

Jummah Prayers:

 

Jummah Prayers are held at the Upstate Islamic Center (UIC): 1601 Clement Road, Greer, 29650.

 

First shift is at 1:40pm (Khatib: Sheikh Muhammad Mustafa).

 

Second shift is at 2:45pm (Khatib: Hafiz Rami Makhtoub)

 

Weekly events:

 

Quran Tafseer Halaqa: Every Friday at the Masjid (after Maghrib)

 

Youth Halaqa: Every Friday (5pm - Isha); watch out for announcements for location. Contact Mohammed Farhan or Imam Mustafa for more information. 

 

Weekend School: Every Sunday at the Masjid (10am - 12:30pm)

 

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Upcoming events:

 

Saturday, March 8: ISG Expansion Fundraising Iftar at UIC

 

Thursday, March 13: Doctors WorldWide Presentation at UIC (after Isha)

 

Friday, March 14: Visiting Imam Dr. Nadir Almarhoumi Khutbah at UIC (Al-Furqaan Foundation)

 

Friday, March 21: Visiting Imam Khutbah at UIC (ICNA Relief)

 

Wednesday, March 26: Community Iftar and Masjid Fundraiser

 

Friday, March 29: Khatam ul-Quran at UIC

 

Saturday, March 30: Quran competition in Ramadan --- Please contact Imam Mustafa for more details

 

Saturday, April 5: Eid Celebration Potluck at UIC (12 - 5pm)

 

Important Forms:

 

As-Sabeel Expansion Donation Form

 

Hosting Ramadan Iftar at UIC

 

Membership Form

 

 

 

What is Islam?

 

 

Say: We believe in Allah (THE GOD) and in what has been sent down to us, and what was sent down to Abraham, Ishmael, Isaac, Jacob and the twelve sons of Jacob, and what was given to Moses, Jesus and the Prophets from their Lord. We make no distinction between them and to Him (Allah) we have submitted (in Islam).” [Qur’an, 3:84]

 

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Greenville, South Carolina is home to many Muslims. In the 1980s, Greenville saw an increase in the number of Muslims moving into the area, as Greenville was becoming a center for engineering and technology. Up until this time, Greenville had no place of worship for Muslims. Islamic classes and prayers were being established within the homes of Muslim families, but soon with the increasing Muslim population in late 1980s, such a setup was insufficient.

 

Seeing this need, several committed Muslims started to organize and come together with the goal of establishing a Masjid that would be the center of the Greenville Muslim community. Our Masjid was opened in 1989.  

 

Islamic Society of Greenville is an independent non-profit organization. It functions to provide a place for Muslims to worship, and to spread Islam in the U.S. by providing religious and educational facilities to members of the society.

 

Our current Imam is Shaykh Muhammad Mustafa. Imam Mustafa can be contacted at imam@greenvillemasjid.com.

 

 


Imam Mustafa at Seerah Conference (Peoria, IL)