North Austin Muslim Community
Community Center in Austin, TX
The 2010 Executive Committee would like invite the members of NAMCC for the GA meeting on March 27 between Maghrib and Isha. There will be presentation on the state of NAMCC, construction update, Q&A and dinner for the participants. This is a members only event, so we encourage families to join NAMCC by paying $100 per family.
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North Austin Muslim Community
read moreLike so many Muslim communities across North America, the North Austin Muslim Community started with just a few worshipers. In 1990, a dozen brothers began praying Friday prayers (Salat al-Jum'ah) in a house on Prairie Dove Circle in Austin, Texas. Soon after, the numbers began to grow. 2. Print your tickettailor ticket before hand or present it on your phone. Drive thru the NAMCC property(11900 N Lamar Blvd, Austin, TX - 78753) on Sunday between 11:00AM to 12:00PM to pick up grocery. 3. DO NOT roll down windows, DO NOT come out of vehicle, DO NOT make contact with any volunteer.
About Us
read moreYou can find details of the ECs governing rules, responsibilities, election and NAMCC membership in the NAMCC Constitution.
Services
read moreThe Da'wah Committee has made great strides educating the public about Islam. With Islam 101 classes and Open House events, the Da'wah Committee has been able to clear the misconception of Islam in the minds of several people and have educated long time Muslims about the fundamentals of Islam. Friday Halaqah are held at the Masjid with a series of Islamic lectures teaching the community Tafseer, Ahadith and advice on how to raise children according to Islam in our society. Additional Halaqah are held for the sisters and for the youth.
Robotics
read moreIn Jan 2018, NAMCC partnered with IbnSina Mindcrafters, a robotics training company, to train instructors for the NAMCC Robotics program. Instructors with software and hardware engineering background were groomed to provide training for the first batch of kids. Classes were held at NAMCC on Saturdays for 2 hours with an active enrollment from 21 kids. In May 2018, after fourteen weeks of training, 16 kids graduated from the program and participated in the Robolympics competition. The competition was held between 4 teams where each group had to demonstrate time management and teamwork to complete 3 tasks in 4 hours.