North Shore Islamic Center (NSIC) is a New York State registered NON – FOR – PROFIT Corporation, and is an IRS Tax Exempt 501c(3) approved since 2015. Founding principles of the organization are two fold: Serve the religious needs of Muslim Community living in North Shore & Surrounding Areas and create Community outreach programs (Muslims & Non-Muslims alike).
North Shore Islamic Center (NSIC) is dedicated to meeting the spiritual, educational, social, and cultural requirements of Boston's Muslim community and the broader society, all while upholding a commitment to excellence and promoting peace.
North Shore Islamic Center (NSIC): An environment where faith finds expression through tangible acts, compassion, and a commitment to excellence.
In 2019, the NSIC carried out over 400 community surveys and held nine focus groups to gain insight into the community's requirements. From this effort, three primary areas of emphasis emerged for the center's programs and services for the subsequent five years. In response to the challenges posed by COVID-19, NSIC prioritized the expansion of its virtual programming. Our current focus revolves around expanding children's programs, further nurturing relationships with civic leaders, establishing robust partnerships with other non-profit organizations, and fostering unity within our diverse community.
As one of the most diverse Islamic Centers in the United States, catering to a congregation of over 500 during its Friday services, it is only fitting that the North Shore Islamic Center proudly stands in one of New York's most historically significant neighborhoods. The rich cultural heritage serves as a constant reminder that the NSIC is not merely New York's largest mosque; it is a beacon of shared aspirations, symbolizing New York's vibrant multicultural tapestry.
The 70,000 square foot facility is not merely a mosque; it is a dynamic cultural hub meticulously designed to cater to the entire community. Within the NSIC, you'll find a school, a cozy café, a social service organization, a gift shop, a dedicated body-washing chamber for funeral rites, and a versatile multipurpose space that hosts a wide array of functions and events. These events encompass a spectrum of activities, including but not limited to interfaith gatherings, nonprofit initiatives, cultural exhibitions, and educational programs. In our ongoing vision, we aim to incorporate a library, an exhibition area, and the construction of an Imam Seminary. The collaborative effort of the New York area community played a significant role in bringing this facility to fruition, and our leadership reflects the full diversity and strength of our community.
Our History
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Programs
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