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Dinuba (Fresno Area)
Saturday, March 3, 2012 at 6:30 P.M.
Reedley Community Center 
100 N. East Ave. 
Reedley, CA 93654
For more information, click here		 Fremont (San Francisco, Bay Area)
Saturday, March 10, 2012 at 6:30 P.M.
Fremont Teen Center
39770 Paseo Padre Pkwy.
Fremont, CA 94538
For more information, click here


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The AICP is playing an important role in spreading values of justice and knowledge in society. As such, we take a stand against discrimination against Muslims, and in line with this, we responded to Lowe's Companies, Inc.’s decision to pull advertising from a TV program about Muslim Americans. Please click the following link to see the response of AICP of North America.                                    Read AICP of North America's Message to Lowe's Company...

 

 

The Islamic Center of Anaheim (AICPCA)
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The Islamic Center of Anaheim is the source of Islamic information in Southern California. The Center strives to educate the Muslim and non-Muslim community around it, teaching important details of the great religion of Islam. Moreover, The Center strives to exemplify the true Islamic values and methodologies of compassion, moderation, and knowledge for the population of Southern California.

 

 

A member of the Association of Islamic Charitable Project's network of Islamic Centers around the world. Helping the Muslim community in southern California in many aspects of life and religion.
The Islamic Center of Anaheim assumes its proper role in Southern California by offering many programs that enrich the community
around it. Moreover, The Islamic Center of Anaheim organizes a variety of Islamic celebrations and events, Ramadan programs, and religious lectures. It also operates a weekend, and a full time Islamic school.

 

 

The Islamic Education Schools (TIES) was established to resolve the dilemma concerned Muslim parents were facing in providing their children with a strong academic background, yet protecting them from the public school environment in which Muslim children might be exposed to influences seriously threatening their proper moral development.