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Masjid Al Salam in Houston, TX offers a wide range of services and activities for the local community, including a free clinic, Islamic school, youth development programs, and social clubs. With a focus on education, spirituality, and community engagement, the masjid provides a welcoming space for individuals of all ages and backgrounds to come together and participate in various events and programs.
From Quran competitions to sports tournaments and educational workshops, Masjid Al Salam strives to cater to the diverse needs and interests of its members. With a dedicated team of imams, educators, and volunteers, the masjid aims to foster a sense of unity, faith, and service within the community, while also offering support and resources for those in need.
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Olivia Palito
9 months agoI had a chance to visit this beautiful and peaceful place. There was an art festival, it was very good chance to see many beautiful art pieces and have nice food from the food truck out. It is open to everyone.
Adam Rahman
a year agoSpacious mosque with prayer hall and gym! They had 4 Eid al Fitr prayers in one day! Narrow street leading into parking lot...plan ahead especially on jummah.
Jenny Devaud
a year agoA beautiful mosque and grounds. In great appreciation for hosting early voting. I went with my elderly in-laws. So easy!
Abdul Mohamin
7 years agoThis place has great brotherhood environment. A beautiful masjid and great people always there to help you. And they have their own basketball court inside the building.
A K
4 months agoNice location. Great masjid. Management is dormant. New comers or for people that don't live at the masjid, its hard to be part of the community. They make everything so difficult. Please PLEASE fix the whatsapp group issues, and any other issues. I see a large community that can be so much more but because someone's grandfathers uncles cousins passed away, everything is on pause. I don't know if it's greed or the inability to share responsibilities. Perhaps delegate the events and PAY THEM or then find someone who actually cares about the community. I've been living in Houston for a year and this masjid is always unorganized. What a pity. You have a huge building. Please wake up.stop catering to the same 4 rich auntie and uncles and spread out so instead of deteriorating, the masjid and the community can come together and grow. We don't need restaurants creating events We Want masjid creating events