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Our History
As is true with most progressive and vibrant communities in the United States of America, Muslims from all corners of the globe strive diligently to preserve and enhance their religious practices, and their way of life, upon settling here. The story of the industrious, family-oriented Muslim community from Guyana and the Caribbean has often embodied the story of other immigrant communities.During the 1960s through the 1970s, from humble beginnings, small pockets of Muslim immigrants, primarily from the Guyanese Diaspora, bonded together by the commonality of their shared Islamic faith, established a house of worship that served the our needs at that time.