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Islamic Center of Irvine About ICOI
About the Islamic Center of Santa Ana The Islamic Center of Santa Ana’s (ICSA) was established by a dozen Muslim families who escaped from war-ravaged Vietnam and Laos and the killing fields of Cambodia to the U.S. in search of new lives and religious freedom in the early 1980. In the early days, it was known as the Indo-Chinese Muslim Refugee Association. After 35 years, the community yearned for a larger facility and parking spaces. After many years of searching, ICSA’s leadership finally bought an abandoned building located at 1610 E. 1 st Street, Santa Ana with a price tag of $2.6 million dollars.
Islamic Center of Irvine The Heart of the Community
After scraping every penny to raise $1 million from within the community to close the escrow in September 2016, community members transformed the beaten-up building into a beautiful masjid. Eight months later, ICSA opened its doors for Ramadan 2017.
ICOI has a thriving community and we have a bold vision for our community’s future. Alhamdulillah, we have secured on two new buildings for programming. We want Irvine to be the best place to raise a strong Muslim family in America.
Islamic Center of Irvine's Mission & Vision
Our Mission: Facilitate the practice, education, and dissemination of information about Islam in the United States of America. The sources of Islam are the Holy Qur’an and the Sunnah (the non-controversially relayed tradition of Prophet Muhammad, Peace Be Upon him).
Our Vision: Establish an Islamic Community Environment based on the model of the community of the Prophet (PBUH), to exemplify the best of character by contributing to the neighborhoods in which we live, through intense attention to the spiritual, educational, and material needs of our unified community, in a transparent, inclusive, and equitable manner.
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Islamic Center of Irvine Open Arms
Hosting its first iftar with Latino-Muslims generated widespread media attention due to the Taco-Truck- At-Every-Mosque initiative. ICSA also sponsored the Humanitarian Day to help the homeless in downtown Santa Ana, the Food Pantry Program for needy Muslim families and the Spanish-language Jumah, a unique collaborative program with the local Latino Muslim community.
Islamic Center of Irvine Building Togetherness
ICSA serves as multi-cultural center with worshipers from all walks of life, professional Muslims who work in the area, Muslims from Southeast Asia and Latino Muslim Community, and all nationalities and backgrounds; sponsoring social programs to serve the under-served and low income, Muslims and non-Muslim families who are struggling to find support. ICSA will continue to serve making the Ummah stronger and serving as an example of the message by making society a better place to live.
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Islamic Center of Irvine ICSA's Board & Team Members
Jodie Witt
Jodie Witt
Jodie Witt
Jodie Witt
Islamic Center of Irvine Women's Committee
Sisterhood at its Best
The Women’s Committee strives to build bonds and kinship at the Masjid to outlast a lifetime. We are stronger together 
Representation
We are the voicefor the needs and concerns of our community’s women. With it, we build a conducive environment for our sisters.
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