The Islamic Society of Augusta has been providing services to Augusta and the CSRA since 1976! Brief History: The Islamic Society of Augusta was officially organized as a non-profit organization in 1976. The first Islamic Center was completed in March 1985. The Islamic Center was further expanded during 1996. A bigger Islamic Center in Evans is currently in the final stages of construction. The expected completion of this project is June 2012. (Read More...) Main Purpose: The main purpose of the Islamic Society of Augusta is to provide facilities for Muslims living in Augusta and the neighboring communities to enable them to expand their knowledge and practice of Islam. (Read More...) Islamic Center Structure: The current Islamic Center in Martinez has three main components; Mosque, School and community hall. The new Islamic Center in Evans will additionally include sporting facilities and more space for social and civic activities. (Read More...) Islamic Center Activities: The mosque is open for all the prayers. Short talks and discussions are conducted in various times during the day. (Read More...) Continuing Islamic education is conducted during our weekly meetings including explanation of Qur’an (tafseer) and speeches on different aspects of Islam. Community hall meetings are conducted in which the Islamic Center Committee discusses current affairs of the Islamic Society of Augusta and the Muslim community. ISA School provides our children with Islamic education from early age. The school program spans 12 years paralleling elementary, middle and high schools. (Read More...) A Relief Committee is established to provide financial and social relief for individuals and families in need. Various committees are organized to arrange for social and civic programs.(Read More...) Membership: The Islamic Society is open for all Muslims. Member registration allows the Islamic Center Committee to keep in touch with all members for meeting announcements and other announcements. The Islamic Center Committee is the governing body for the Islamic Society of Augusta. It is elected by the voting members of ISA. (Read More...) More information: Our website provides more details about ISA activities. You can choose the main topics from our home page and submenus are available in each section.