About Us

Lewiston Auburn Islamic Center (L/A Islamic Center) is a nonprofit organization serving the religious, educational, and community needs of Muslims in the Lewiston/Auburn area. We are committed to promoting unity, peace, and mutual understanding while providing a space for worship, learning, and community development.

Serving Muslims & Neighbors in Lewiston/Auburn

From daily prayers and Quran classes to youth programs and interfaith outreach, our doors are open to everyone who seeks knowledge, refuge, and brotherhood. We strive to be a welcoming home for families, students, and visitors throughout Lewiston/Auburn.

2015

The Five Pillars of Islam

Shahadah

Faith

Salat

Prayer

Shaum

Fasting

Zakat

Alms

Hajj

Pilgrimage

Our Mission

To unite and organize the Muslim community of Lewiston/Auburn upon prayer, peace, and mutual care, following the teachings of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, and to work together in addressing community needs while fostering harmony with all people.

Our Vision

A community rooted in prayer, guided by the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad ﷺ, living with peace, compassion, and service, and being a source of goodness for all in Lewiston/Auburn.

Programs & Services

What we offer to our community and neighbors.

🕌 Daily Prayers

🧒 Youth Programs

Visit Our Center

Whether you’re a longtime member or visiting for the first time, you’ll find a warm welcome at the L/A Islamic Center.

Join us in prayer, learning, and service — or support our work with a donation.

Lewiston Auburn Islamic Center building exterior at 21 Lisbon Street Visit Us

Our Home

Located in Downtown Lewiston

Our doors are open to everyone who seeks knowledge, refuge, and brotherhood. Stop by for prayer, conversation, or to learn more about our community.

Address21 Lisbon Street, Lewiston, ME

What We Offer

Programs & Services

From daily worship to youth education and community care, our programs nurture faith, family, and friendship for everyone in Lewiston/Auburn.

Daily Prayers

Five daily congregational prayers held at the masjid. All are welcome — check the Prayers page for current times.

Jumu’ah Khutbah

Friday sermon and congregational prayer at 12:45 PM, with reminders that strengthen our community and faith.

Qur’an & Islamic Classes

Weekend Qur’an study, tajweed, and Islamic studies for children, youth, and adults — taught with patience and care.

Youth Programs

Sports, mentorship, halaqas, and social events that help young Muslims grow with confidence, character, and community.

Community Care

Janazah services, marriage counseling, new-Muslim guidance, and support for families during life’s most important moments.

Interfaith & Outreach

Open-house events, dialogue with neighbors, and partnerships across Lewiston/Auburn to build understanding and goodwill.

FOUNDATIONS OF FAITH

The Five Pillars of Islam

The five essential acts of worship that form the foundation of a Muslim’s life, guiding faith, devotion, and service to God and community.

01

Shahadah

الشهادة

The declaration of faith—bearing witness that there is no god but God, and that Muhammad is His messenger.

02

Salah

الصلاة

The five daily prayers, observed at appointed times to maintain a continuous connection with the Creator.

03

Zakat

الزكاة

Obligatory almsgiving—purifying wealth by sharing a portion with those in need each year.

04

Sawm

الصيام

Fasting during the holy month of Ramadan from dawn to sunset, cultivating discipline, gratitude, and empathy.

05

Hajj

الحج

The pilgrimage to Makkah, performed once in a lifetime by those who are able—a journey of unity and devotion.