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Worcester Islamic Center
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Location
Location	248 East Mountain Street Worcester, Massachusetts
Country	United States
Geographic coordinates	42°18′55″N 71°46′26″W / 42.3154°N 71.7738°W / 42.3154; -71.7738
Architecture
Date established	2005
Website
www.wicmasjid.org

The Worcester Islamic Center (WIC), or the Worcester Mosque, is a mosque located in Worcester, Massachusetts. The center started its operations in Oct 2005 (Ramadan 1426). There is also a Madrasah housed in the same building on the first floor. The website for the school is Alhuda Academy.

The center was built to replace the earlier mosque in the city, officially called ISGW (Islamic Society of Greater Worcester). The ISGW building was not adequate for the size of the congregation during the Friday and Eid prayers.

Imams

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1998–2007: Imam Hafiz Shaikh Hamid
2007–2018: Imam Abdulkarim Hassan
2018–current: Imam Dr. Asif Hirani

External links

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Official website

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Imams

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