The center serves a diverse demographic representing over 30 different nationalities within the Austin Muslim community.
ICGA operates as one of the longest-standing Islamic institutions in the Austin metropolitan area.
The facility includes an onsite library and educational resource center for Islamic studies.
The Islamic Center of Greater Austin (ICGA) serves as a primary hub for the Muslim community in Central Texas. Located on Manor Road, the facility functions as both a masjid for daily and congregational prayers and a community center. It features a dedicated prayer hall, educational spaces, and facilities for hosting community events. The center facilitates various religious services, including funeral rites and marriage officiating. It maintains active outreach programs to foster interfaith dialogue and provide Islamic education. The architecture reflects traditional Islamic elements adapted to a modern suburban environment.
The exterior entryway featuring the traditional Islamic geometric motifs.
Check the official website for the exact timing of the Friday Jumu'ah prayer, as the facility reaches capacity quickly.
Park only in designated areas to avoid congestion in the surrounding neighborhood streets.
Ensure your visit does not overlap with prayer times if you are seeking a tour, as the main hall is reserved for worship.
Do not attempt to enter the prayer hall during the call to prayer or ongoing congregational services without permission.
The facility remains open daily for five prayers, but access to the main interior may be restricted during private community events.
Modest clothing covering shoulders and knees is required; women should wear a headscarf inside the prayer hall; shoes must be removed before entering the carpeted areas.
