AS WE LOOK TO BUILD TOWARD THE FUTURE

We invite you to join us in achieving our short-term goal of expanding our facility with your tax deductible contributions.

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WE NEED YOUR HELP!!!

We are requesting financial assistance for our beloved Brother Imam Ron El-Amin of Islamic Development Center of Moreno Valley, CA. Imam El-Amin is currently battling stage 4 metastatic prostate cancer and is now in need of our help.

His medical insurance covers most of his conventional treatments, test, etc. but does not cover alternative medicines and treatments. However, over the past few months, Imam El-Amin has sought out and has been taking Ozone treatments that has proven to be very effective in helping arrest his ailments. But because of the exorbitant cost, he has been unable to continue the treatments out of pocket.

The cost of the treatment is $600 per session to be administered once a week for 6 months. Insha’Allah these treatments will give him a better chance to survive.

For those of you who know him, know that he would not be making this request for himself. Our goal is to raise $18,000 for the treatment and also transportation and lodging while he undergoes treatment.

Imam El-Amin is well known for his faithful and tireless commitment to the world and local communities. His work has touched the lives of so many people; so we ask and we pray that you find It in your hearts to contribute generously to this worthy cause no matter how big or small.

Thank you, May Allah SWT reward you immensely for your sacrifice and all the good that you do.

Welcome to the Islamic Development Center

We at Islamic Development Center would like to thank you for the support you have given us over the the years. Such support has made it possible for us to keep the doors of the Center open for the weekly Jumah Prayer services, the annual High Holy Day Observances of Ramadan, Eidul-Fitr and Eidul-Adha. In addition, we have been able conduct the weekly Orientation Program for new converts, Arabic Classes, organize food distributions to the neighborhood residents, and in the past, provided modest scholarships for high school graduates entering into their first year of college; these, just to name a few.