Free Services for the Ummah
A curated directory of free clinics, food pantries, revert support and other community services — verified by the OneUmmahHub team.
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Al-Shifa Clinic
Fridley, Minnesota
Our Mission: Free Healthcare “Shifa” means “healing” or “cure” in Arabic. Founded in 1996, Al-Shifa Clinic upholds the Islamic principles of serving humanity by providing FREE healthcare to the uninsured and underinsured population of Minnesota. Our volunteers are committed to providing compassionate care in a culturally sensitive environment that welcomes everyone with dignity and respect, irrespective of their race, faith, or financial circumstances.
🩺 Sahara Free Clinic – Open
Mesa, Arizona
🩺 Sahara Free Clinic – Open Every Sunday Sahara Free Clinic is open every Sunday from 10:00 AM to 3:00 PM, serving uninsured and underinsured individuals and families in our community. If you or someone you know needs to see a doctor, please call us to schedule an appointment: 📞 480-942-3903 Please share with anyone who may need medical care. ❤️
ICNA Relief's Shifa Free Clinic
Duluth, Georgia
ICNA Relief provides social services across the U.S. to the underprivileged and those affected by natural disasters. Our services are made possible through contributions from donors and volunteers like you. ICNA Relief © 2024 All Rights Reserved.
New Muslim Support Network | Islamic Center of Cleveland
Parma, Ohio
Our mission is to help new Muslims with understanding Islam, make new friends and find support in their journey into the new faith. For more information, please contact nmsn.info@iccleveland.org, (216)362-0786. Connect with us on facebook at https://www.facebook.com/groups/newmuslims/ Understanding Islam When: Classes are every first Wednesday of the month 7:00 – 8:00 pm. Location: Islamic Center, Community Room Details: This class will introduce, discuss, and answer questions on a wide range of topics related to the beliefs and practices of Islam. Topics will include: Articles of Faith, Pillars of Islam, Quran, Life of Prophet Muhammad (SAWS), Sunnah and ahadith, relationship with other religions, family/social life, culture and Islam, etc. This course is appropriate for new Muslims, Muslims who wish to expand their existing knowledge, and non-Muslims interested in learning more about Islam. All are welcome. Salat Class/Prayer Class When: By request Location: Prayer hall Details: This class is provided to anyone who would like to learn how to complete the formal prayer. It will be held on an as-needed basis.
Rahama | Resources and Help Against Marital Abuse
Buffalo, New York
RAHAMA (Resources And Help Against Marital Abuse) is the only female- and Muslim-led nonprofit organization in Western New York that specializes in underserved immigrant, refugee, and Muslim women facing domestic violence. We serve all women. Our goal is to empower survivors and guide them to independence. We provide services throughout the entire journey.
Islamic Center of Frisco | Social Services & Resources
Frisco, Texas
Hotlines 1. National Domestic Violence | +1 (800) 799-SAFE (7233) 2. Texas Muslim Women's Foundation | +1 (972) 880-4192 3. Victim Advocates | +1 (972) 292-6262 Local Resources 1. Texas Muslim Women’s Foundation | https://tmwf.org/ 2. Texas Health and Human Services | https://www>.hhs.texas.gov/services/safety/family-violence-program 3. Domestic Shelters in Texas | https://www.domesticshelters.org/help/tx 4. Legal information for victims of abuse | https://www.womenslaw.org/find-help/tx 5. Texas Council on Family Violence | https://tcfv.org/ 6. Muslim Association for Psychological Services | https://www.mapsnetwork.org 7. Uplift Counseling Services | https://uplift-counseling.com
Islamic Center of Frisco | New Muslims Support
Frisco, Texas
At Islamic Center of Frisco (ICF) also known as Frisco Masjid, we are dedicated to supporting and empowering new Muslim converts on their journey toward a fulfilling life in Islam. Our mission is to provide compassionate guidance, resources, and a strong community for individuals who have embraced Islam, helping them navigate the transition and build a strong foundation in their new faith. Vision Our vision is to create a supportive, welcoming, and inclusive environment for new Muslim converts, enabling them to thrive in their faith and become active, empowered members of the Muslim community. We aim to foster an ecosystem that nurtures personal growth, spiritual development, and social integration, contributing to a stronger and united global Muslim ummah. Mission Our mission is to assist new Muslim converts in their spiritual journey by: -Providing resources, guidance, and mentorship to ensure a smooth transition into Islam. -Offering support and counseling to address the unique challenges faced by new Muslims. -Creating a strong, supportive community where new Muslims feel welcomed and valued. -Organizing events, educational programs, and workshops to help new Muslims grow in their faith and strengthen their connection with Allah (SWT). -Building an ecosystem of care and empowerment that nurtures long-term success and confidence in practicing Islam. Our Objectives -Empower New Converts: Offer a platform for converts to learn, grow, and gain confidence in their new faith through educational materials, one-on-one mentorship, and community engagement. -Create a Welcoming Community: Build a supportive and inclusive environment where converts feel connected, supported, and encouraged in their journey. -Provide Continuous Support: Guide new Muslims not only during their conversion process but also through the post-conversion period, addressing the challenges they face in their daily lives and in maintaining their faith. -Promote Education and Awareness: Organize events, seminars, and workshops to equip new Muslims with the knowledge and tools they need to grow spiritually, socially, and intellectually in Islam. -Facilitate Integration into the Muslim Community: Offer programs that help new Muslims become fully integrated members of the wider Muslim ummah, creating lasting friendships and a sense of belonging. ** Read more on the website **
Islamic Center of Frisco | Community Assistance Program
Frisco, Texas
Community Assistance Program (Application Below) The community assistance program (CAP) team is dedicated to serve the community within Denton and Collin county. The committee serves both Muslims and Non Muslims that are in times of financial difficulties and supports these individuals and familes with basic needs. CAP uses Zakat, Sadaqa and Fitra funds to meet these needs. Our focus is to help those who are the most vulnerable in our local community during their time of need or when going through life-changing circumstances. This program’s main objective is to assist those who need temporary shelter or other basic needs, elderly, widowed and divorced women, orphaned children and the unemployed. There is an established process that CAP follows to carefully review each case to utilize these funds. If you feel that you are going through hardship and need some assistance with basic needs of life, don’t hesitate to contact any of the CAP members. Please rest assured that all information about applicants is kept confidential.
Islamic Center of Frisco (Frisco Masjid) - ICF Free Health Clinic!
Frisco, Texas
Founded in 2015, the ICF Free Health Clinic has been providing comprehensive, accessible, and quality healthcare services to the underserved communities of Frisco, Texas, free of charge. Please schedule an appointment here! If you have any questions, email us at healthclinic@friscomasjid.org or text/call (469) 213-8707.
Isuroon
Twin Cities, Minnesota
Isuroon Small Business Hub – A Space Where Women Entrepreneurs Thrive We provide culturally responsive support for women, gender-expansive, and community-based entrepreneurs. Whether you are starting or scaling your business, this is a place to plan, connect, and grow. Why Women Entrepreneurs Choose Us • Designed for and by women — with a focus on immigrant, refugee, and BIPOC communities • Language-accessible and culturally affirming • Flexible sessions (in-person & virtual) Who Can Use the Hub • Women and gender-expansive entrepreneurs at any stage • Immigrant and first-generation business owners •Community-based entrepreneurs, freelancers, and micro-businesses
Isuroon
Minneapolis | Burnsville | Roseville | St. Paul, Minnesota
Since starting in 2016, Isuroon’s Halal Food Assistance has grown from serving the East African community at our original site at the Umatul Islam Center to reaching families across the Twin Cities. Today, we serve the community through our main food pantry at the Minneapolis office and other locations in Burnsville, Roseville, and the HUB Center in St. Paul. This growth ensures families from diverse communities have access to culturally appropriate Halal food, especially during challenging times. Isuroon has cultivated meaningful partnerships with more than 15 institutions across seven cities in Minnesota, including the Greater Twin Cities United Way, the City of Minneapolis, and Hennepin County. These collaborations have been instrumental in broadening the organization’s reach and enhancing the level of support provided to the community. The Halal Food Shelf thrives because it is community-led and community-funded. Donors keep the shelves stocked with essential items, and volunteers make sure food is organized and distributed efficiently to those in need. Acknowledgments: We thank our dedicated staff, donors, and volunteers for providing food, hope, and support during challenging times. Isuroon invites everyone to join our mission to ensure every family has access to Halal food and the resources they need to thrive. Together, we can build a stronger, more resilient community. Thank you for supporting and trusting Isuroon’s Halal Food Shelf. For more information, please contact the Food Shelf Coordinators at intake@isuroon.org.
Islamic Society of Orange County - ISOC
Garden Grove, California
On the 4th Wednesday of each month. Join is this Wednesday July 22nd at 5:45 pm for the monthly EFAP Emergency Food Assistance Program that is hosted Islamic Society of Orange County - ISOC. First come first served no need to pre-registration. Please recycle your clean ICNA Relief bags. ATTENTION • No arrivals before 5:15 PM • Parking lot opens at 5:15 PM • Waiting on the street is at your own risk, and • does not save your spot in line
ICNA Relief Southern California Socal
Placentia, California
Placentia diaper distribution Please read carefully, and submit one form only: If this is your first time stop and call (714)399-4571 Ext 2 if you don't know your ICNA Relief Number, stop and call us , do not continue When: on the 4th Thursday of each month, at 11:00 AM . Registration starts at 10:30AM Where: Whitten center: 900 S. Melrose St, Placentia, CA 92870 ( write down this information you will need it ) This program is open to all families who live in Orange County. In order to receive diapers, you should fill out this form and submit it in a monthly basis. Returning families, please bring your ICNA Relief card for faster registration First time families please call us to provide you with your ICNA Relief number. Distribution will be on a first come first serve basis. After submitting this form, just show up on the day of distribution. No further notice will be sent. Please come between 10:30 AM and 11:00 AM and bring your grey card ****Before you start, make sure you write down the date and location for the distribution for you reference.***** Each family is allowed to pick up only once a month from all locations. If you lost your ICNA Relief card or don't know your ICNA Relief number, please call our office at (714)3994571 Ext 2. before going to the distribution.
Islam 101
Bridgeview, Illinois
INTRODUCTION TO ISLAM Islam is the formal name of the religion of nearly 1.3 billion people of diverse races, languages, and geographies of earth. It is often said that Islam began in the seventh century. This is true, but only partially so. Islam is also considered an ancient religion owing to the fact that all the Prophets and Messengers of God, since Adam and Eve, taught people to believe in and worship the one and only God–the Creator of the heavens, the earth, and the seen and unseen creatures that inhabit the universe. This was the essential message of Adam, Noah, Abraham, Moses, Jesus, and Muhammad. It is also the core tenet of Islam, its heart and soul. Muslims (the followers of Islam) view their religion as comprehensive, often called “a way of life,” for in the Islamic paradigm, nothing falls outside the influence of religion–not personal spirituality, marriage, business transactions, education, profession, family matters, our relationship with nature, discovery, art, recreation, or neighborly relations. Each is regarded as part of the gift, responsibility, and grace of a life that is fully purposeful, blessed, and always touched by the Hand of God. In this introduction, we will explain in unavoidably concise fashion the cardinal beliefs, pillars of worship, and world view of Islam, along with aspects of Muslim civilization and contemporary matters familiar to us all.
MCC East Bay Food Pantry
Pleasanton, California
Do you or anyone you know in the East Bay need food or everyday essentials? If you need food or other essentials in the East Bay, please let us know what you need by: Submitting our online request form Call our Pantry Hotline at (925) 264-9297. Assistance is available in Urdu, Arabic, Farsi & Pashto. You may also drive up each Tuesday and Thursday for free food via the Alameda County Food Bank hosted at MCC. If you need financial assistance, please complete our Zakat/Sadaqa application. The MCC Pantry operates on donated items and large weekly bulk purchases using donated Sadaqa funds. Please consider supporting the pantry with a Sadaqa donation. Questions? pantry@mcceastbay.org
Crescent Clinic
Indianapolis, Indiana
Crescent Clinic is a student-led clinic located near Cold Spring Road and 30th Street, next door to Masjid Al Fajr. We are open on the third Saturday of every month from 10:00 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. Although we are on the same property as a mosque, Crescent Clinic warmly welcomes and serves all our neighbors. Our clinic is staffed by volunteer physicians and medical students, with students playing an active role in connecting with and caring for patients. While we do not dispense medications on-site, our physicians provide prescriptions that can be filled at any pharmacy. We also offer discounted routine lab testing through Lab-On-Demand, and all patients are screened for social needs, with the option to meet with our on-site social worker for additional support. Crescent Clinic is a project of the Health Care Foundation (HCF), whose mission is to serve the underserved and uninsured communities of Indianapolis. Through accessible medical care and health education, we strive to care for our neighbors in a way that is compassionate, professional, and rooted in dignity.
IMCA Food Pantry
Indianapolis, Indiana
At IMCA, we are honored to serve our community. Join us this Saturday, July 18, for our monthly Food Pantry, where free food staples and fresh produce will be available for those in need. The pantry is held on the third Saturday of each month. For scheduling updates, please call 317-426-0118.
Building Blocks of Islam
Columbia Heights, Minnesota
Our Goals: Establish a sustainable system for financial assistance to help the less fortunate Link those in need to available resources and useful social services. Our Activities Emergency Assistance: Provide emergency financial assistance to families in need. We help those in need with: rent, gas/food/groceries vouchers, temporary accommodation for the homeless, bus passes for job seekers and the homeless, and payments for car repair, utilities, and medical expenses. Many recipients are single mothers and the homeless. Click here for more information Food Shelf: Operate a food shelf once a month at 2 different locations – -On the 2nd Saturday of each month at MAS Blaine Community Center (12 – 2 PM, 12175 Aberdeen Street NE Blaine, MN 55449) and on the -4th Saturday of the Month at Chase Community Center (12 to 2 PM, 1530 South 4th St Minneapolis MN 55454) Conduct special food distribution programs during the month of Ramadhan
Islamic Center of Brushy Creek (ICBC)
Cedar Park, Texas
In addition to our general slots, we offer specialized clinics for Pain Management, Endocrinology, Rheumatology, Psychiatry, and OBGYN services. These specialty clinics are held 1–2 times a month based on patient needs.
Shifa Clinic
Naperville, Illinois
ICN SHIFA Medical Clinic Hours Every Wednesday | 6:30 PM - 9:00 PM ICN SHIFA Dental Clinic Hours Every Sunday | 9:00 AM - 1:00 PM
New Muslims Circle
Sugar Land, Texas
FREE BOOKS !!! Here are links to some useful English translated books of Aqeedah, Fiqh, Hadith, Tafseer, Seerah, and good knowledge which I hope will be beneficial to one and all. May Allah increase us all in sincerity.