Islamic Center of Quad Cities

The Islamic Center of Quad Cities (ICQC) is a mosque located in Moline, Illinois. Established in 1982, it is the first Islamic Center in the Quad Cities area. The ICQC has been serving the local Muslim community for many years. The mosque follows the Sunni denomination of Islam and offers its services primarily in English. It welcomes people from diverse backgrounds who wish to learn about and practice Islam in a language they understand. The ICQC provides essential amenities for both men and women. While the details of the women's amenities are not mentioned, the mosque ensures that there is a dedicated prayer space for women. For the convenience of individuals with disabilities, wheelchair amenities are also available. The mosque provides parking facilities and is wheelchair accessible, allowing everyone to participate in the community gatherings and prayers. The ICQC offers various services to cater to the religious needs of its congregation. These include five daily prayers, Jumu'ah prayers, and special prayers during the holy month of Ramadan. The mosque also conducts a weekend school for kids, allowing children to learn about their faith in a nurturing environment. Additionally, the ICQC hosts Eid prayers, celebrating the joyous occasion with the community. With its inclusive and welcoming environment, the Islamic Center of Quad Cities serves as a place of worship, learning, and community for Muslims in the Quad Cities area. The mosque is committed to promoting unity and understanding among its members and the wider community.