Your Masjid, Your Anchor
Whether you are returning to the masjid or entering for the first time, Dar Al-Hijrah welcomes you as part of a wider family rooted in mercy, reflection, and service.
Your Contribution, Matters to Us
At the heart of ICSA stands Dar Al-Hijrah Mosquem  the first Somali-led mosque in Minnesota. This sacred space has served as a spiritual sanctuary and civic cornerstone since 1998. We welcome individuals and families for daily prayer, Jumu’ah, Eid celebrations, Taraweeh during Ramadan, and more, grounding our community in Islamic teachings while fostering unity and purpose.
Our mosque offers more than a place to pray; it’s where neighbors gather, youth find belonging, and generations reconnect through shared worship. Each salah, khutbah, and communal event deepens our spiritual life and strengthens our collective voice.
Whether you are returning to the masjid or entering for the first time, Dar Al-Hijrah welcomes you as part of a wider family rooted in mercy, reflection, and service.
Come not just to pray but to belong, to serve, and to find purpose. We are proud to offer a sacred space that nurtures your soul, supports your family, and strengthens your connection to Allah and community.
Experience spiritual renewal, community belonging, and meaningful connection with Allah.
Experience the peace and discipline of the daily salawat, performed in congregation at Dar Al-Hijrah. Whether you're starting your journey or seeking to reconnect, these moments of prayer create a rhythm that grounds the soul, connects hearts, and brings our community closer to Allah.
Our Friday sermons are more than weekly obligations; they are spiritual fuel. Each khutbah offers reflections rooted in the Qur’an and Sunnah, while addressing the realities of our lives today. It’s a time for communal strength, learning, and a weekly renewal of purpose.
The holiest days in the Islamic calendar are deeply cherished at Dar Al-Hijrah. We host nightly Taraweeh prayers, community iftars, and special programming for all ages during Ramadan. Our Eid services unite hundreds in joyful worship and celebration, reminding us of the blessings of faith and family.
Prayer times follow the local Minneapolis timing and are updated regularly on our prayer schedule board inside the mosque. We also recommend checking our website or following us on social media for current iqamah times.
Yes. Dar Al-Hijrah welcomes all who seek to worship, learn, or observe respectfully. While we serve a predominantly Somali Muslim community, our doors are open to Muslims from all backgrounds, as well as interfaith guests and visitors.
Absolutely. Jumu’ah is held every Friday. The khutbah (sermon) begins at 1:30 PM, followed by the congregational prayer. Arrive early for parking and seating.
Our Ramadan services include nightly Taraweeh prayers, community iftars (meals to break the fast), spiritual talks, Qur’an recitation circles, and Eid preparation. The atmosphere is welcoming, vibrant, and spiritually uplifting for families and individuals.
Yes. We provide dedicated prayer space for women and children with clear access, privacy, and comfort. Families are always encouraged to participate in our programs, especially during Jumu’ah and Eid.
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