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History of the Masjid. Know More. On January 21, 1994, in time for Ramadan of 1414 Hijri, Masjid Omar formally opened its doors. This was the culmination of over fifteen years of work by hundreds of volunteers to establish the first place of worship, in Los Angeles, designed and built as a Masjid.
Prayer times in Los Angeles, CA. Islamic: 21 Rabīʿ al-thānī 1446 AH - Friday, 25 Oct 2024. Fajar 5:58 AM. Sunrise 7:07 AM. Dhuhr 12:37 PM. Asr 3:43 PM. Maghrib 6:07 PM. Isha'a 7:16 PM. Jumuah 1:00 PM.
The Masjid Omar Ibn Al Khattab sits at the intersection of Exposition Boulevard and Vermont Avenue, just a stone’s throw from an E (Exposition) Line stop. This iconic mosque, crowned with a vibrant green dome and accompanying minaret, towers over the surrounding streetscape.
Masjid Omar ibn Al-Khattab. On January 21, 1994, in time for Ramadan of 1414 Hijri, Masjid Omar formally opened its doors. This was the culmination of over fifteen years of work by hundreds of volunteers to establish the first place of worship, in Los Angeles, designed and built as a Masjid.
The mosque is currently one of only a few mosques in Los Angeles county with a traditional minaret and dome, and its green dome is an architectural landmark on Exposition Boulevard. In addition to prayer space, the mosque also serves as a community center for both Muslims and non-Muslims.
The Masjid, which is part of the Omar Ibn Al Khattab Foundation, is a symbol of the emergence of Islam as a major mainstream religion in Los Angeles. Masjid Omar is located close to USC and the museums at Exposition Park.
Beautiful well-kept and protected masjid. Protected meaning a nice strong presence of security guard. It is clean and the sadaqah is in clear view so you can drop your charity in -- not passed around during the khutbah which is incorrect way to raise funds.
