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Join the Barakah Circle

Assalamu Alaikum. Our Barakah Circle began in Ramadan and has already grown to 10 members. We are now in the blessed first 10 days of Dhul Hijjah — a beautiful time to increase your reward through consistent support of your masjid.

Give consistently. Strengthen your masjid. Earn ongoing reward.

Daily Worship

Prayer Timings

Today’s prayer and congregation times.

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Community Updates

Announcements

Important updates, reminders, and current masjid information for the community.

Stay Connected

Upcoming Events

Programs, gatherings, and opportunities to stay connected with the life of the masjid.

Weekly

Brothers Sunday Breakfast after Fajr

Schedule: Sundays

Time: After Fajr

Weekly

Al Huda Youth Event

Schedule: Saturdays

Audience: Youth programming and activities

Daily

Brothers Subac after Maghrib

Schedule: Daily after Maghrib

Details: A traditional Somali Quran revision practice where participants recite in a rotating format to strengthen memorization, improve tajweed, and build consistency through group review.

May Jumuah

Masjid Al-Huda Khateeb Schedule

DateKhateeb
May 1, 2026Dr Hamza
May 8, 2026Magdy Mahmoud
May 15, 2026Ramah Ahmed
May 22, 2026Shaikh Osama Alagha
May 29, 2026Dr Kamel

Our Story

About Al Huda

Al-Huda Center first opened in 1994 in a small apartment on St. John Avenue in Kansas City. As the Muslim community in Northeast Kansas City grew, so did the need for a larger home for worship, learning, and gathering. After a fire destroyed the original mosque in 2010, the community came together to purchase and renovate its current building at 141 S Van Brunt Blvd. Today, Al-Huda stands as one of the largest mosques in Greater Kansas City. Through ISMA, the masjid has also served local families for more than two decades by providing structured Quran and Islamic education for children across multiple levels.

Purpose

Al-Huda Mission / Vision

Building the Next Generation of Beneficial Believers. Al-Huda Center is committed to nurturing strong iman, love for Islam, and confidence in Muslim identity. We seek to raise youth who are deeply connected to their deen, their masjid, and their responsibility to serve others.

“The most beloved people to Allah are those who are most beneficial to others.”Our vision is a spiritually grounded community where young Muslims grow in knowledge, character, service, and leadership — strengthening the Ummah while contributing positively to the society around them.