San Francisco Muslim Community Center

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The mosque has moved to a new location at 4760 Mission Street, San Francisco, CA 94 112. Their phone number is 415−337−1019 and website is
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While this mosque has moved further away from where I live, I still make the effort to go there for jummah whenever I can — hands down (still) my favorite mosque in San Francisco with the warmest, most inspiring English khutbahs.
Great community too — they had to leave their old location. Their new location is spacious but bare bones, and they come practically every Saturday morning to paint it themselves, clean it themselves, put in carpets themselves. MashAllah they are putting in «sweat equity» — they do not have wealth, but they have such a humble dedication to the faith and such warmth all around.
Note that Jummah times change with daylight savings — in winters jummah starts noonish, in summers it’s at 1pm.

Alhumdulillah. Ya Masjid al noor en al eyn. I have finally found my masjid in SF. I was at first surprised because I had been to Café Abeer down the street and not noticed the masjid before.
However upon entering the Muslim’s I encountered were warm, open and friendly. The first question I asked upon entering was– where is the women’s section. and I was pleasantly directed into the main Musullah. SubhannaAllah! No women’s section. just like during the time of Rasool (pbuh).
I joined the sister’s in the back row and was again happy to find the Khutbah: A in English B: Informative and challenging Muslims and our community to step and be leaders not just religiously but socioeconomically as well.
After the Khutbah was done and the prayers– the Imam led everyone in communal thikr and dua. Then the Sadaqa box was passed around and those who felt like giving could– no pressure.
After all of this the sisters who were there surrounded me, gave Salaams, introduced themselves and gave me a hug! I was genuinely overwhelmed at the warmth of the women.
Then out of the blue– the Imam himself came and introduced himself to me — then gave me a high five!
To top off this wonderful Jummah — a nice brother was giving out free sandwiches to the whole Ummah at the masjid!
This masjid maybe small but its well cared for and houses a community full of warm hearted, generous people. There is no parking lot– so make sure to get there early to find street parking.
On a more personal note– the Imam gives level headed sound islamic advice– JZK Imam for your advice.
May Allah protect and guide this masjid and increase the size of its Ummah. Ameen.

This is the best mosque/​masjid in San Francisco (sorry Islamic Society of SF at 20 Jones St, you have officially been dethroned). This is a small, warm, community masjid, with no barrier between the men and women, women are actually close enough to see the imam, khutbahs (sermons) are in English, and the Muslim Journal (African American Muslim newspaper that prints pieces of religious and political importance and is in English) is for sale after jummah.
The imam won me over permanently by having part of the khutbah be about racism in Islam and how it’s ridiculous mosques are known by the group that dominates them (the Yemeni mosque, the Pakistani mosque, etc). He said it like it is, Muslims can be some of the most racist people. Desis that won’t marry non-​desis, Arabs that don’t like Desis, etc, etc. Sure, he was clearly preaching to the choir, but it felt good to hear it and it was awesome he recognized how nice it would be to have more immigrants in the audience (maybe 30 men at the end and 4 women, mostly African American).
I am definitely going back. Thank you for providing a religious space where I feel at home. Alhamdillilah I’ve found you at last.

The San Francisco Muslim Community Center is a small masjid (mosque) in the Western Addition with a great welcoming attitude and an ethnicly diverse congregation, mostly African American, but including Pakistanis, Egyptians, Turks, Algerians, Sudanese, and European-​Americans.
The conversations, and the Friday kutbahs (sermons) are in English, so non-​Muslims, or new Muslims, won’t feel left out.
A great community of active, caring people.