MASJID AL-IMAN, INC.
FT LAUDERDALE, FLORIDA

Masjid al Iman, Inc. is a historic Islamic center serving the Muslim community in South Florida. Established initially as "Masjid Mohammad" during the late 1970s, it has evolved into a vibrant hub for worship and communal activities over the decades. Originally founded to accommodate the growing needs of the local Muslim population, its name was changed to "Masjid al Iman" following significant expansions. Recognized for its inclusive nature, Masjid al Iman welcomes Muslims from around the world, fostering an environment of brotherhood and sisterhood enriched by Islamic values and manners regardless of race, age, color, or nationality. Incorporated in Florida on October 28, 1989, with a status classified as "DOMNP" (Domestic Non-Profit Corporation), it is located in Fort Lauderdale within Broward County. The company's mailing address is registered to C/O Taghrid G. Hassan, Esq., reflecting its legal and administrative framework. Contact can be made via phone at (954) 581-6295 or through their website at masjidaliman.com. Recent filings include an amendment on July 10, 1991, with the latest annual report filed on April 17, 2024. Masjid al Iman upholds its commitment to maintaining a place of worship and community service by adhering to Islamic principles that encourage the support and upkeep of masajids for religious purposes. Leadership within Masjid al Iman is provided by Zakaria Jaber as President, Abdelkader Jaouad as Vice President, and Elhassan Elhassan as a Director.