An-Noor Cultural Center

An-Noor Cultural Center is a Mosque in Elmhurst, NY. It provides a full range of religious and educational services, including daily prayers, an Islamic school and madrasa, a youth center, Hifzul Quran memorization programs, an ‘Alim course for higher Islamic education, Maktab classes, after‑school and weekend school options, adult Quran classes, and a New Muslim class. The center serves the Elmhurst community and surrounding neighborhoods, and it holds a 4.70‑star rating based on 16 customer reviews.

Founded as an independent, not‑for‑profit cultural and educational institution in 2012, An‑Noor began serving the community on December 1, 2012 under the leadership of Mufti Mohammed Ismail and the patronage of Mufti Muhammad Abdullah. Over a decade the center has grown from a handful of students to more than 20 full‑time Hifz participants, roughly 10 ‘Alim course scholars, over 100 weekend learners, and adult, after‑school and online programs that together serve more than 150 students. Its vision is to develop today’s youth into knowledgeable leaders and scholars, while its mission emphasizes building a united, diverse Ummah grounded in the teachings of Islam. The dedicated team of imams, instructors, and administrators guides these programs and fosters a nurturing environment for worship and learning.

Located at 74‑30 Woodside Ave, the center sits just off Broadway. It is a short walk, about a tenth of a mile, from the Little Thailand public artwork and roughly two‑tenths of a mile from the Vietnam Veterans Triangle park, Fidelity Physical Therapy & Rehabilitation Center, a Urology clinic, and O’Connor’s Tail park.

An‑Noor Cultural Center enjoys a solid reputation among the customers it has served, reflecting consistent community appreciation for its comprehensive services and supportive atmosphere.

This strong local standing makes An‑Noor a trusted mosque and educational hub for Elmhurst’s Muslim families.