Global Islamic Guidance Rooted in Purity and Clarity

Al Islam Worldwide Ministry provides a comprehensive understanding of Islam drawn from its purest sources: the Holy Qur’an, the life example of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him), and the transformative insights of Imam W. Deen Mohammed. Operating internationally, we are committed to spreading authentic Islamic knowledge, fostering community engagement, and offering spiritual education. Whether you’re seeking religious clarity, community connection, or opportunities to support our mission, our ministry is here to guide, serve, and inspire.

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Global Islamic Guidance Rooted in Purity and Clarity

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Global Islamic Guidance Rooted in Purity and Clarity

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Global Islamic Guidance Rooted in Purity and Clarity

Except for those who believe and do righteous deeds, for they will have a reward uninterrupted

Quran Ch 95:6-6

Our Vision: Enlightenment Through Authentic Islamic Teaching

We are committed to presenting Islam in its clearest and most original form, free from distortion and cultural overlays. Our educational programs reflect the timeless wisdom of the Qur’an and Prophet Muhammad’s life, amplified by Imam W. Deen Mohammed’s teachings. Through these foundations, we empower individuals and families to live meaningful, God-conscious lives in a complex world.

Community-Centered Outreach Across the Globe

From neighborhood mosques to global forums, our ministry bridges faith and action. Al Islam Worldwide Ministry organizes weekly Jumah prayers, daily congregational worship, and special events for spiritual enrichment. With a focus on unity, charity, and service, our outreach touches hearts in every corner of the world. We believe that building strong, informed communities is a sacred trust and ongoing mission.

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Connect, Learn, and Support

Whether you’re a long-time follower or new to the faith, our digital presence—via Facebook, YouTube, and our upcoming Al Islam Worldwide TV network—ensures everyone can access spiritual resources and ministry updates. Our site offers details on how to locate us, explore our services, donate securely, and stay informed about events. Join us in advancing truth, compassion, and community on a global scale.

HAJJ AND UMRAH, PILGRIMAGE TO MAKKAH

AL-ISLAM WORLDWIDE TV, Which is an affiliate of AL-ISLAM WORLDWIDE MINISTRY will soon launch a Streaming Platform on Global Platforms such as: AMAZON FIRE TV, ROKU TV, APPLETV , IOS AND ANDROID MOBILE APPS

Prayer Time

FAJR ……………………………… 6:00 am

DHUR ……………………………… 1:30 pm

ASR ……………………………… 5:05 pm

MAGHRIB ……………………………… 8:10 pm

ISHAA ……………………………… 9:30 pm

Business Hours:

Friday Prayer (Jumah): 1:30 PM EST
Daily Prayers: Five times (variable schedule).

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Jacksonville-Based with Global Reach

Rooted in Jacksonville, FL, our ministry serves locally while connecting believers worldwide through digital outreach platforms.

Prison Ministry with Purpose

Our prison outreach delivers spiritual guidance, educational materials, and hope to incarcerated individuals across the nation.

Faith-Centered Community Support

We provide compassionate assistance to families and individuals through faith-based counseling, services, and programs.

Business and Faith Networking

We foster ethical business connections that align with Islamic values, encouraging entrepreneurship and professional development.

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Pillars Of Islam

Kalima

I witness that there is no god but God and I witness that Muhammad is His messenger.” Since the profession of faith is an integral part of daily prayer, the practicing Muslim recites it repeatedly.

Salaah

Each Muslim should pray five times a day: in the morning, at noon, in the afternoon, after sunset, and early at night. These prayers can be said anywhere, prayers that are said in the company of others are better than those said alone.

Sawm

Another pillar is the fast (sawm) kept each year in the ninth month in the lunar Muslim calendar, Ramadan. While the fast lasts, neither food nor drink may be taken from sunrise to sunset, but they are allowed at night.

Zakaat

The third pillar is the giving of alms, or a special tax, to the needy (zakat). Traditionally, this tax is paid in conjunction with the large celebration held when the month of fasting is over.

Hajj

At least once in his or her lifetime, every Muslim whose health and finances permit should make the pilgrimage to Mecca to carry out various rituals, including walking seven times around the Kaaba.