The Islamic Center of Santa Ana
Daily Prayer Time - October 2021
- Fajr: Azan @ 5:45 AM; Iqamat @ 5:55 AM
- Sunrise (Shuruk): 6:53 AM (change daily)
- Zuhr: Azan @ 1:00 PM; Iqamat @ 1:10 PM
- Asr: Azan @ 4:00 PM; Iqamat @ 4:10 PM
- Magrib: Azan @ Sunset; Iqamat @ +10 min after
- Isha: Azan @ 8:00 PM; Iqamat @ 8:10 PM
JUMAH SERVICE on FRIDAY 10/15/2021:
This Friday, October 15 2021, the ICSA is pleased to announce the Khateebs for Jumah services are:
1.) 1st Session @ 1:00 PM - BR. AHMED RADWAN
2.) 2nd Session @ 2:00 PM - DR. GAMAL IBRAHIM
********** JUMAH MUBARAK **********
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FRIDAY JUMAH - OUTDOOR SERVICES
EID AL-FITR AT ICSA - THURSDAY MAY 13, 2021
Eid Al-Fitr Prayer
Eid Al-Fitr Prayer is expected to be on THURSDAY morning 5/13/21 - For more information, please check with the ICSA website - EID MUBARAK ***
Health & Safety
We are closely monitoring the situation with the Corona Virus and are evaluating options as necessary. Please be sure to wash your hands thoroughly with soap for at least 20 seconds and avoid crowded spaces.
Prayer Times
Prayer times for Ramadan are available. Click above ^ to see Ramadan prayer and fasting times.
Zakaat & Sadaqa
"Wealth does not decrease due to charity", and ICSA is still in need of donations from our generous community to stay up & running. Please give generously. Zakat Al Fitr is being accepted via the button above.
Jum'ah Prayer is limited for outdoor only.
Two sessions are offered at 1:00 PM and 2:00 PM. Please observe CDC, State and Local Authorities for health safety:
1) Bring your own prayer rug.
2) Social distancing 6-ft apart.
3) Wear Face-mask on the premise of ICSA.
Iftar Sponsors
ICSA is looking for Iftar sponsors for the upcoming blessed month of Ramadan. Please consider contributing to help the community in this most blessed time.
Services at ICSA
Ramadan at ICSA
Ramadan starts the evening of MONDAY April 12th with the first day of fasting on TUESDAY April 13th.
Due to warnings regarding the CORONA pandemic, ICSA will strictly enforce the Guidelines from the CDC as well as State and Local Authorities. Basic requirements
a) FACE-MASK shall be on at all time.
b) 6-FEET distancing
c) Bring your own Prayer Rug
Please stay tuned for future announcements and more details on this website.
ICSA Prayer Times
Prayer times for the month of Ramadan are already available via the button below. Due to warnings regarding the Corona Virus congregational prayers at ICSA will not take place.
The full prayer schedule for the year is being updated and will be available soon! Click below to see Ramadan prayer times.
Weekend School
ICSA provides a weekend school for our youth to learn Islam including Qur’an, Arabic, & more. ICSA will remain closed however during the pandemic. Please stay tuned for future announcements and more details.
To sign up for or support our weekend school, please see the button below for more details.
ICSA's Story
About the Islamic Center of Santa Ana
The Islamic Center of Santa Ana’s (ICSA) was established by a dozen Muslim families who escaped from war-ravaged Vietnam and Laos and the killing fields of Cambodia to the U.S. in search of new lives and religious freedom in the early 1980. In the early days, it was known as the Indo-Chinese Muslim Refugee Association. After 35 years, the community yearned for a larger facility and parking spaces. After many years of searching, ICSA’s leadership finally bought an abandoned building located at 1610 E. 1 st Street, Santa Ana with a price tag of $2.6 million dollars.
Would you like to Contact ICSA?
Whether you have questions, concerns, or suggestions, let us know. ICSA is always looking for ways to improve our services to our community.