Masjid Bilal Islamic Center is open for five prayers daily. During the month of Ramadan, Iftar meals will be served and Taraweeh prayer will be held, every night.  We are located in the heart of Los Angeles at 4016 S. Central Ave (at the intersection of Martin Luther King Blvd)  Our parking lot opens at 5:30 pm on weekdays.

Our Construction Effort Continues

Masjid Bilal Islamic Center is building a new facility in the heart of Los Angeles. See the latest photos and learn more about this historic project.

Bilal Learning Center

Masjid Bilal's state-of-the-art educational complex is home to the Center for Advanced Learning Charter School. 

 Masjid Bilal's Legacy

Masjid Bilal has been a part of L.A. history for over 60 years. Learn about our community's rich history and tradition.

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Day of Unity

Sunday, April 27 | 1:00pm - 4:30pm

Brothers, make yourself available for this important event. Bring your sons and let them experience the unity of brotherhood. There will be special guest Muslim speakers and free snacks. 

Muslim guest speakers | Free snacks

A full meal will also be served with a donation of $10.

One God, One Humanity, One Religion, Many Prophets

The Qur’an, in Arabic, is the exact Word of God (Allah) revealed to His Final Prophet, Muhammad (peace be upon him). Read these verses to understand what God says in the Qur’an, His Final Revelation to mankind, about the Message of Islam taught by all Prophets.

The Charter of Medinah and Religious Freedom

The Madinah Charter is one of the most visionary documents in the history of Islamic praxis. Executed by the Prophet Muhammad (PBUH), the Charter was a constitutional contract between himself, and the Muslim and Jewish tribes of Madinah. 

Non-Muslims Through Muslim History

Although Islam is the most recent religion sent by God to mankind, it is a complete and a total way of life. Islam, Christianity, and Judaism are rooted in the Abrahamic Religion. 

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