ICNWA is a place where faith, learning, and community come together to nurture hearts, strengthen families, and build a welcoming future for everyone.
Northwest Arkansas is home to a strong and growing Muslim community consisting of Muslims of many ethnic backgrounds. Since 1994, the Islamic Center of Northwest Arkansas (ICNWA) has served the needs of this diverse group of Muslims in Fayetteville and the surrounding areas.
Northwest Arkansas is one of the fastest-growing regions in Arkansas. The nearby towns of Springdale, Rogers, Johnson, Lowell, and Bentonville are all served by the ICNWA and have all seen increased Muslim populations.
Daily congregational prayers and worship in a peaceful environment.
Activities and events that strengthen unity and connection.
Daily congregational prayers and worship in a peaceful environment.
Daily congregational prayers and worship in a peaceful environment.
Daily congregational prayers and worship in a peaceful environment.
Daily congregational prayers and worship in a peaceful environment.
Muslim community of Fayetteville was established by University of Arkansas Muslim students
Muslim professionals moved to Northwest Arkansas
Mosque construction project began
ICNWA became a non-profit organization
Ground Breaking Started
New mosque completed

Declaration of faith affirming the oneness of Allah and the prophethood of Muhammad.

Performing the five daily prayers as an act of worship and discipline.

Giving a portion of wealth to support those in need and purify one’s possessions.

Fasting during the month of Ramadan to develop self-control and spiritual awareness.

Performing the pilgrimage to Makkah once in a lifetime for those who are able.
Whether you are new to the community or have been part of ICNWA for years, there is a place for you here.
Join us for prayer, learning, community events, and opportunities to serve others.
Join us every Friday for Jumu’ah prayer, a time for worship, reflection, and strengthening our connection with Allah and the community.
Come together to study the Qur’an, deepen your understanding of its teachings, and grow through guided recitation, reflection, and discussion.
Take part in our Qurban program and fulfill this important act of worship while helping provide fresh meat and support to families within our community.
Helping provide meals for families and individuals in need through community-based initiatives.
Providing basic support and assistance to those facing difficult living conditions.
Supporting access to education through school supplies and learning assistance programs.
Find answers to common questions about our programs, services, prayer times, and how you can get involved with ICNWA.
Prayer times change throughout the year based on the location and season. Please visit our Prayer Times section for the current daily schedule.
Absolutely. Everyone is welcome at ICNWA. Whether you are learning about Islam, visiting for the first time, or looking for a community, we are happy to welcome you.
We offer educational activities, youth programs, community events, and opportunities designed to help young people develop their faith, character, and community connections.
You can make a donation through our secure online donation page. Your contribution helps support community programs, charitable assistance, education, and the ongoing work of ICNWA.
We welcome volunteers who want to contribute their time, skills, and energy to our programs and community initiatives. Contact us to learn about current volunteer opportunities.
Visitors are encouraged to wear modest and respectful clothing. If you are visiting for the first time and have questions, our community members will be happy to guide you.
Our Islamic Center is dedicated to providing a welcoming space for prayer, learning, worship, and community connection.