The Albanian Islamic Center, built in Harper Woods in 1963, boasts a distinctive Balkan-style dome and minaret.
With a prayer area, offices, large social hall, classrooms, and kitchen, the mosque serves an old Albanian American community (already well established in the 1940s) and new Muslim immigrants from Albania, Kosova, Macedonia, and other Balkan countries.
The center provides weekend religious instruction in Arabic, Albanian, and English along with other educational and service programs.
The Albanian Islamic Center is open to Muslims from all ethnic backgrounds, but immigrants from Europe and their descendants form its core membership and predominate on its board.
