Islamic Center of the Triad

Services for the five daily prayers are held at Masjid Al Quds. Starting prayer (iqamah) times are updated weekly on Sunday and posted in the prayer hall.

Salah times are also available on this website and WhatsApp.

Jumu'ah is held twice at Frances Daily Ct: first khutbah 12:30 PM (prayer ~1:00 PM); second khutbah 1:30 PM (prayer ~2:00 PM). Congregants are encouraged to arrive for the beginning of the sermon.

View prayer times

ICT Sunday School offers weekend Islamic education for children and families in the Triad community, including Qur'an, Arabic language foundations, and age-appropriate Islamic studies.

Registration, class schedules, and volunteer opportunities change by term. Contact the masjid office for the current session.

The ICT Youth Program helps young Muslims stay connected to faith, friendship, and community service through activities, mentorship, and youth gatherings.

Ask the office about upcoming youth events, volunteer roles, and how your family can get involved.

Islam is not a new religion. It is the same truth that God revealed to all His prophets throughout history. Islam is both a religion and a complete way of life. Muslims follow a religion of peace, mercy, and forgiveness.

Muslims believe in One, Unique, and Incomparable God; the Day of Judgement; and a chain of prophets beginning with Adam and including Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad (peace be upon them all).

ICT Outreach welcomes questions from neighbors and hosts educational conversations rooted in the Qur'an and Sunnah. Reach out to schedule a visit or request a speaker.

Obtain a marriage license before the ICT ceremony from a Guilford County Register of Deeds office. Appointments: Greensboro (336) 412-7870 · High Point (336) 822-6719.

Present at the ceremony: groom, bride, father of the bride or equivalent mahram serving as wali, and two Muslim male witnesses.

Required documents: valid marriage license and photo ID for bride, groom, wali/guardian, and witnesses. Ceremonies are held only at 1203 Frances Daily Ct or 4930 Mary St. There is no fee; donations are welcome.

ICT mails the original license papers to the court for certification. The couple requests the official marriage certificate from the court by mail.

ICT provides guidance and support for funeral and burial needs according to Islamic practice, helping families arrange janazah prayer and related services with dignity and care.

Please contact the masjid as soon as possible when arrangements are needed. Staff and volunteers will help coordinate next steps.

Director: Farah Awan. Mission: no one goes hungry in Guilford County, NC.

The Islamic Center of the Triad has served the community since 1982 and established ICT Food Bank to help end hunger in Guilford County.

• (336) 402-5214
• ictfoodbank@gmail.com

ICT Food Bank website

Director of Refugees Committee & Immigration: May Zamamiri.

Mission: helping refugees in the Triad area of North Carolina. ICT is a non-profit organization that established ICT Refugees Committee & Immigration to support newcomers as they settle and thrive.

• (336) 509-8041
• ictcommunityhelp@gmail.com

Refugees Committee website

Director of Welfare Committee: May Zamamiri.

Mission: helping people in the Triad area of North Carolina. The Welfare Committee offers financial aid for those in need — including refugees and people seeking relief due to job loss, family changes, or other hardships — funded by zakat donations from community members.

Assistance is open to the local community (Triad area). Applications are reviewed case by case.

• (336) 509-8041
• ictcommunityhelp@gmail.com