The Islamic Center of South Bay – LA (ICSB), also known as Masjid Al-Noor, was established in October of 1982 by a group of families living in the South Bay area of Southern California. Prayers and initial programs were conducted at the Courtyard Mall Community Room in Rolling Hills Estates. As attendance increased, the center moved to the Torrance YMCA, and then to the Hermosa Beach Community Center. In 1985, within three years of forming, a permanent location was acquired at 25816 Walnut Street, Lomita, California, and remains the current location of ICSB.
Population of the South Bay and attendance at ICSB have both grown since 1985. Because of ICSB, Muslim families and Muslim-owned businesses continue to establish themselves nearby, contributing to economic and social stability in the area. Through the years, ICSB has responded to the growing responsibilities to its congregants and community by purchasing adjacent properties to enhance the ICSB campus. Presently, ICSB facilities include a prayer hall, library, four classrooms, an office, covered patio, four bathrooms, wudu facilities, parking lot, kitchen, rental property, and encompasses about 62,000 square feet.
The Islamic Center of South Bay – LA is a non-profit organization, supported mainly by generous donations. Donations can be made electronically on the “Donate” page of this website, by mail to the address above, or in person at the center. Jazakum Allahu khair (may God reward you) for your generosity.
Hanan Hamad
3 months agoMashAllah, wonderful Jammi'. Great for Jumah. It's always spotless. It has a lovely kids' area next to the women's prayer area upstairs. The library has a vast collection of books. They are currently working on improving the interior design.
Robert Shadanloo
in the last weekOne of the best mosque in LA county if not the best. Great staff, Friendly One of the cleanest mosque had ever been. Everything is in a perfect order.
Noura Aly
3 weeks agoI have been calling the mosque for help for months for help and I haven’t received any kind of help. Although they receive donations they don’t help people in need at all. T hi etc drive Cadillacs and the newest cars from people that donate money. The people that work at that mosque aren’t good at all. Also the mosque isn’t good because of the people there.
Maima Syakhroza
2 years agoVery nice mosque! Visited here for jumuah prayer in the middle of my holiday in LA. Everything was so clean and smells nice. Everyone was also very welcoming & care about COVID protocol!! :)
Ikram Ghani
3 weeks agoIt was a beautiful mosque , neat and clean, Everyone was welcoming during Ramadan.