1st Jummah: 12:30 PM, Iqama (estimate): 12:50 PM
2nd Jummah: 1:30 PM, Iqama (estimate): 1:50 PM
3rd Jummah: 2:30 PM, Iqama (estimate): 2:50 PM
MCC also hosts an offsite jummah at the Rosewood Conference Center in Pleasanton:
https://mynasiha.com/listing/rosewood-conference-center-mcc-offsite-jummah-pleasanton/
A Mosque Where Everybody Belongs
The Muslim Community Center—East Bay is a dynamic Muslim organization that promotes community and faith. Guided by the Quran and Prophet Muhammad’s teachings, we offer diverse programs for spiritual growth and youth empowerment.
With a focus on inclusivity and environmental awareness, we lead in the Tri-Valley with Friday prayer services and engage in interfaith activities. Join us in building a strong community within our welcoming walls.
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Naveed Assifi
a year agoNice and beautiful Masjid. Really clean and organize and have 2 Juma prayers every Friday and have plenty of parking.
Arshad ahmad Nabawi
5 months agoThank you so much for your help for support the people I really appreciate this area is the best place in California. Really nice people friendly and good people 🤲❤️
Sadat Sayeed
10 months agoPraying today at the 4450 Rosewood Dr. center was actually very nice and peaceful, far from the maddening crowds. In future I’m planning to come here for jummah inshallah. Thanks MCC for providing this facility. Jazakhallah Khair.
Ehsanullah Anwari
11 months agoOn what basis have you delayed Eid by a day when all communities in Northern California are celebrating it on the 30th? Why are you following Pakistan’s decision instead of Saudi Arabia? Your stance is contradictory and contributes to division among Muslims. You cite Surah Al-An’am (6:116), but it does not support conspiracy theories. Likewise, Surah Al-Imran (3:103), which calls for unity among Muslims, unfortunately applies to your actions.
Sofiane Essanaa
a year agoSo saddened that MCC is making every effort to divide the Muslim community! Celebrating Eid Aladha in different days (06/17 vs. 06/16) from the rest of the USA and muslim world just makes its board’s sanity and knowledge about Islam basics very questionable. Basically MCC stands out not by serving or uniting the community but by denying Arafat day. May the almighty guide you to the right path.