About Al Nur Cultural Center

The Al Nur Cultural Center journey started in 1991. A small group of Muslims
came together with a vision of establishing Muslim community life in accordance
with the direction of the late Imam Warith U Deen Muhammad who once visited
the site and was pleased (May G-d be pleased with him). This group of Muslims
formed a group called Sahaba and purchased the tract of land totaling 82 acres.
The group agreed that 10 acres of the land would be designated for use as a
cultural center and is where Al Nur Cultural center is now housed.
 

A facility was placed on the land and over the years has served as the host
site for Camp Humanity summer camp; CMSEF conference; BEAM conference;
numerous Eid and interfaith celebrations, and has a Muslim cemetery on site.
 

Al Nur Cultural Center also serves the community as a partner with
Anissah2 food bank. Al Nur Cultural Center serves as a pantry and distribution
site for Anissah2. Together they Anissah2 and Al Nur have successfully fed
countless numbers of families and individuals. Al Nur Cultural Center has grown
tremendously and with G-d's help growth will continue. We welcome like-minded
partners to grow with us.