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OUR HISTORY

Masjid Al-Mumineen was established as a community masjid in 2001. The masjid is located in the inner-city, within the indigeonus American community. The complexity of the neighborhoods problems necessitates Masjid Al-Mumineen directs and shares its mission to assist the underserved what are inundated with disproportionately high levels of unemployment, poverty, lack of afforable housing, and crime.

Aside from offering a place for worship, Masjid Al-Mumineen offers a variety of social services in the form of referrals, emergency food allotment, clothing, and the distribution of saddaqa and zakat.

Today, muslims from all communities, ethinic and racial backgrounds call Masjid Al-Mumineen home.

Amir: Amin Alghani

Amir and co-founder of Masjid Al-Mumineen community masjid and other islamic institutions in the city of Indianapolis.
Attended Purdue University
Recieved Imam training sponsored by Ummul Qura University of Makkah 1978
Active member of Social Justice in the City of Indianapolis
Amir Majlis of Al-Mumineen Ash-Shura since 2001
Has made appearances on local television talk shows giving information about Islam.