>Masjid Al-Ihsan – Gwynn Oak Islamic Community (GIC) is a community-based organization located in Gwynn Oak, MD, comprising approximately 60 Muslim families. Their mission is to establish Islamic life within the Gwynn Oak area by living together as neighbors, worshiping, educating, conducting business, and raising families in accordance with the Quran and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad.
GIC aims to create a comprehensive Islamic community by purchasing homes and providing them to Muslim families, with the ultimate goal of establishing every aspect of Islamic life within the borders of Gwynn Oak. They offer membership benefits, including burial services, and provide opportunities for individuals to attend classes and participate in various events and activities.
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Khalilah Muhammad
a year agoGreat space and great atmosphere. The people here are quite kind and knowledgeable. I have seen the space used for different events like weddings, baby welcoming ceremonies, panels, etc. It can get a little tight if the count is off, but it house 250 people nicely. The carpet in the prayer area is a beautiful green color and quite soft. The current Imam, Akil Ingram, and the panel that helps him seem to all want unity among the Masajid and have started hosting and attending events to do so. Besides the bathroom smell theyโre working on, the only con is the parking, but thatโs because the congregation has multiplied nicely.
Begench Aydogdiyev
3 months agoMash Allah great place for worship to Allah! Clean, neat and warm atmosphere here!
Khalifah Bin Abdullah
3 months agoI thank the building management for their interest and care in keeping the mosque clean. May God bless you
Turab Ali Al-Hashim
a year agoSuper amazing people Mashallah, welcoming and the environment is great. Khutaba is very informative and mostly they are focusing on how to practice islam in daily life and become a better Muslim.
Cyintific Ali
a year agoThis community is in a simi-subherbian neighborhood, so the traffic is not as heavy as in the city. They have street-side parking, a small parking area in the back of the mosque, and a larger parking lot across the street. They have ongoing family-centered activities and Islamic Studies classes. The main lower level has an industrial-like kitchen and cafeteria, where you can purchase food and refreshments. Etc. The community is moderate to large (not over-crowded), so it still maintains a community vibe, where most people know each other and are welcoming to visitors.