One Heart Initiative

The recent tragic deaths of Ahmaud Arbery, Breonna Taylor, George Floyd, Jacob Blake and too many others are a clear sign that our country still suffers from racism.  Racism divides communities and divides hearts.  The Atlanta Muslim community is not immune.  We, too, struggle with understanding each other’s experiences of systemic racism.  This division has kept us from becoming one Muslim community.

We are taught that the Prophet Muhammad (Peace be upon Him) said, “The Muslims in their mutual love, kindness and compassion are like the human body where when one of its parts is in agony the entire body feels the pain, both in sleeplessness and fever.” (Bukhari and Muslim).

We need to heal our divided heart.

New Speakers Training

Every year ISB conducts “New Speaker Training” to train and orient individuals interested in joining ISB as speakers. The intensive training is a daylong session and is broken down into modules. Spaces are usually limited and filled on a first come basis.

Whether you would like to learn how to handle difficult questions about Islam and Muslims or become a certified speaker with the ISB this professional level training is a great way to enhance your skill set.

Summer Lunch Program

Every summer, dedicated volunteers from the ISB and the Islamic Community Center of Atlanta (ICCA) join local churches and synagogues to provide free lunches to school-aged children in Fayette County. The teams of volunteers work together to prepare and serve meals to children on summer vacation who normally receive free lunches during the school year.

We are grateful to our partners ICCA, donors, volunteers, and drivers who have been dedicated to making our program a success!

Subscribe below or contact us to stay in touch to find out ways to support our summer lunch program.