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Islamic Center of Orlando - Jama Masjid

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About Islamic Center of Orlando Jama MasjidIslamic Center of Orlando - Jama Masjid
The Islamic Center of Orlando (ICO) is an independent organization. Its function is to practice and propagate Islam in the United States by providing religious, educational and recreational facilities for members of the public at large.

ICO is located in Orlando, Florida. It is located central to Disney World, Sea World, and Universal Studios and serves as both a Masjid and a Community Center catering to all Muslims of Orlando and the local Orlando community as a whole.

Our community is as diverse as the United States itself, with individuals from all continents and all walks of life. It has grown to encompass thousands of community members from converts to multi-generational families. Our center is open every day of the year and serves as a place of worship, a place of gathering, a hub for community events, interfaith dialogue, and a cultural resource. We welcome visitors of all faiths and are open to anyone who wants to learn about our religion and our ever-growing community.

Jama Masjid History 

History of Islamic Center of Orlando
The Islamic Center of Orlando was incorporated in the State of Florida 1988. The Masjid is located at 11543 Ruby Lake Road, Orlando, FL 32836. It is fully paid for and owned by the Muslim community.
  • The Islamic Center of Orlando is a non-profit organization committed to serving the religious and social needs of the community
  • The Islamic Center of Orlando provides several social, financial, religious and educational services to the public community

Ideology

The sources of Islam are the Holy Quran and the tradition of Prophet Mohammed (peace be upon him).
  • Islam is a universal mercy of God. Members identify themselves primarily as Muslims not by an ethnic group, race, color, or tribe
  • The official language of communication and conducting activities of the Center is English
  • The affairs of the Masjid should be handled through consultation ('Shura' in Arabic), discipline and organization
  • The Center is dedicated to using technology in all of its communications and endeavors
  • While advocating the codes and ethics of Islamic behavior, we believe that there should be no compulsion in religion, and that the consideration of feelings of all human beings is paramount

Mission Statement

Islamic Center of Orlando strives to practice and present Islam in the United States of America by providing religious, educational and social activities for Muslims and non-Muslims. Our goal is to develop and promote a socially responsible Muslim-American identity.

Vision Statement

The Islamic Center of Orlando is one of the leading Islamic organizations that aims to integrate Muslim-Americans into our pluralistic American society. This requires working in harmony with other faith groups and civic organizations to enhance our collective future. We promote Islam's celebration of life and its inclusive nature. We provide education and services that advance justice and promote compassion and freedom.

Prayer Times

Friday, May 13th 2016
Jumuah, 5 Sha'ban 1437 AH
SALAHBEGINSIQAAMA
FAJR5:095:45
JUMAHBayaan1:15
1st Khutba1:50
2nd Khutba2:30
ASR6:086:30
MAGHRIB8:11Sunset + 3
ISHA9:3710:00
First Jumu'ah Salah:
Bayaan 1:15pm; Khutbah 1:50pm

Second Jumu'ah Salah:
Khutbah 2:30pm

 

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