Islamic Center of Vallejo

Thursday Feb 09, we submitted our plans to the county regarding repairs that must done for the new Masjid. The county give us positive feedback and promised to do their best to review the plans in a week.
We have currently met with several contractors who will bid to perform the repairs needed, but we are still looking for more. If  you or anyone you know possess a contractor licenses for concrete or asphalt work and is interested in biding for this job, then please contact Brother Najim at 707-315-5980.

The work includes repairs of parking lot to meet ADA standards, ADA access around the building, and demo of existing retaining wall and replacing with a new one. We are more than willing to meet up with anyone that is interested and showing them around

Join us this Sunday from Asr to Isha for an event hosted by Napa Muslim Association (NMA). Two guest speakers will discuss Islamic History as well as the importance of the parents. Following this will be dinner. Hope to see everyone there Inshallah.

We would like to thank everyone that who attended our fund raiser, especially our volunteers and Imam Aziz. Thank you to all those that Donated making our event a success.

So Far we have paid $270,000 which we raised from funds and borrowed from others. We are still in of need $300,000 to pay off our debts and take care of code violations.

In year 1985, we started gathering in Br. Abdul Khabir’s basement on Sacramento St. for Friday prayers. There were a few of us at first, but after a couple of years we out grew the space we had and decided to purchase a place of worship. It was around 1989 that we bought a house located at 727 Sonoma Blvd. Br Khalil Rehmani volunteered as an Imam all these years and Br. Abdul Khabir filled in when needed. Thus we started five time daily salat at this location. Soon the house was not enough to accommodate all of the musaleen, so  we decided to remodel the existing garage and use it as the prayer hall. This was extended a couple of times with the help of some very dedicated brothers. We used the house for weekend Islamic school which was originally stablished by Br Mujibur Rehman another dedicated brother in Pinole. The weekend school was run by volunteers and students came from Vallejo, Benicia, American Canyon, and even as far as Clear Lake, Fairfield, Richmond and Berkeley. The weekend school was closed when Al-Noor School was opened. Read more »