We are the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community of Hawai’i

Our mission is to bring people closer to God and care for one another. We follow the Holy Quran and the example of the Holy Prophet Muhammad, may peace and blessings of Allah be upon him.
The Promised Messiah, may peace be upon him, revived this call to living faith, peace, and service. Here in Hawaiʻi, we put it into practice by strengthening ʻohana, respecting elders, and helping neighbors. Our doors are open to you.

Worldwide spiritual leadership
May Allah be his helper
His Holiness leads our worldwide community in faith, peace, and service. Through Khilafat—spiritual successorship—we are united under one Caliph, across cultures and countries.
His Holiness’s guidance calls us to remember God, strengthen our families, and care for those in need. Here in Hawaiʻi, that means friendship, shared prayer, and service to our neighbors.

Friday is the holiest day of the week for Muslims. It is so crucial for the development of community and spirituality that the Lord says in the Quran to leave off all work to attend the Friday prayer. You are welcome to join us Fridays. The Adhan is called at 1:00PM. The sermon begins at 1:15 PM.

A chance to meet with the Creator five times a day at the mosque. Message us to learn about prayer times.

Join us in person or online to read and reflect on the Quran’s guidance, wisdom, and relevance to contemporary life. Message us for attendance details.

Join us in person or online for an open, accessible class about Muslim belief, worship, history, and everyday life. Sincere questions are always welcome. Message us for attendance details.
Your first visit
Visiting a mosque for the first time can feel unfamiliar. We will gladly welcome you, explain what is happening, and give you space to observe at your own pace.
You do not need to be Muslim to visit. There is no admission fee and no expectation that you participate in prayer. Adults and children are welcome.
Dress comfortably and modestly. Worshippers remove their shoes before entering the prayer area. Contact us before arriving if you need seating or other accommodations.
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