Masjid Noor Ul-Islam

Masjid Noor Ul-Islam, also known as the Burmese Muslim Education and Community Center (BMECC), is a mosque located in Fort Wayne, Indiana. It is the central place of worship for the Burmese community in the area. Established in 2010, it holds significance as the first mosque built by the Burmese community in the United States. As a Sunni mosque, Masjid Noor Ul-Islam offers a range of services for its community members. It conducts the five daily prayers as well as the Jumu'ah prayers, providing a space for individuals to come together in worship and spiritual reflection. The mosque includes separate prayer spaces for men and women, ensuring that everyone has a dedicated area for prayer. It also offers Odhu facilities for women, allowing them to perform the necessary ablutions before prayer in a private and comfortable setting. Masjid Noor Ul-Islam serves as a hub for the Burmese Muslim community in Fort Wayne, providing a welcoming and inclusive environment for worship and community engagement. It offers a place for individuals to connect with their faith, come together in prayer, and cultivate a sense of belonging within the larger community.