THE WOMEN’S MOSQUE OF AMERICA

Located in Los Angeles, CA, The Women’s Mosque of America is our nation’s first women-led Muslim house of worship. To date, we have trained over 250+ women to deliver a khutbah (sermon), lead prayer, recite the adthan (call to prayer), or take up a position of mosque leadership for the first time in their lives! Together, we are creating a movement to spark a women-led Islamic Renaissance — one that is led by Muslim women’s voices, leadership, and scholarship. You can sign up here to find out about our upcoming events.

This year, The Women’s Mosque of America is fundraising $30,000 to bring back our popular women-led jumma’a program so that we can run BOTH our women-led jumma’a program AND our Qur’an literacy program at the same time! Would you like to support us? Please consider making all 3 of the following contributions — whether you make these 3 contributions yourself or fundraise on our behalf by asking your friends and family to pitch in:
Make a generous contribution of $1,000 or moreto help us bring back our beloved women-led jumma’a program next year!

Make an impactful donation of $100 or more to help us continue running our groundbreaking Qur’an Literacy Program next year!
Become a recurring monthly donor at $10/month or more to celebrate 10 successful years of women-led Islamic Renaissance and to support our work for another 10 years, inshAllah!

With your financial help, we will inshAllah be able to run BOTH of these powerful, life-changing programs simultaneously— for the benefit of our entire Ummah and beyond! Don’t hold back! Please give generously today!

The best way to help our mission is by signing up to be a monthly recurring donor of any amount. If you would like to give a one-time gift, you can help us uplift the Muslim community by empowering the women and girls within when you make a tax deductible contribution today!

To watch all our past women-led khutbahs at The Women’s Mosque of America, please visit our YouTube page.

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