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The '''West Side Masjid''' is a 13,000 square-foot mosque or masjid affiliated with the [[Birmingham Islamic Society]] and located on [[Gary Avenue]] in [[Fairfield]]. The center serves mainly as a location for prayers and youth activities, serving primarily West Africans who live in the Birmingham area. [[Ibrahima Diallo]] serves as imam. | The '''West Side Masjid''' is a 13,000 square-foot mosque or masjid affiliated with the [[Birmingham Islamic Society]] and located on [[Gary Avenue]] in [[Fairfield]]. The center serves mainly as a location for prayers and youth activities, serving primarily West Africans who live in the Birmingham area. [[Ibrahima Diallo]] serves as imam. | ||
The masjid took a one year lease on its store-front location, but expects to expand to a larger space when the lease term ends. | The masjid took a one-year lease on its store-front location, but expects to expand to a larger space when the lease term ends. | ||
==References== | ==References== | ||
Latest revision as of 16:20, 9 November 2021
The West Side Masjid is a 13,000 square-foot mosque or masjid affiliated with the Birmingham Islamic Society and located on Gary Avenue in Fairfield. The center serves mainly as a location for prayers and youth activities, serving primarily West Africans who live in the Birmingham area. Ibrahima Diallo serves as imam.
The masjid took a one-year lease on its store-front location, but expects to expand to a larger space when the lease term ends.
References
- Garrison, Greg (February 8, 2010) "Fairfield mosque a sign of Muslim growth in Birmingham area." Birmingham News
External links
- Birmingham Islamic Center website