THE CHINO MOSQUE – BAITUL HAMEED

The Chino Mosque – Baitul Hameed is Southern California's largest Ahmadiyya Muslim mosque, built in 1989 and expanded in 2009. This 27,000 square-foot spiritual center serves the local Ahmadiyya community with modern facilities and active community engagement programs.

Friday Prayer: Yes

Facilities:
Prayer halls for Men and Women, Two community halls, Library and bookstore, Commercial kitchen and kitchenette, Regulation basketball court (high school size), Conference room, Nursery, Exhibition halls, Multi-functional rooms and classrooms, Disabled access, Missionary living quarters and guest house

Public Transport:
For public transportation options and directions, please use the Google Maps or Waze buttons on the top right of the Google Map link provided. The mosque is located east of Los Angeles in San Bernardino County.

Community Role:
Community Center and Interfaith Bridge-Builder. The mosque actively hosts 'Discover Islam' weekly discussions on social issues, organizes blood drives and food drives, and conducts peace symposiums. It serves as a platform for interfaith dialogue and community education, welcoming the general public with guided tours available daily.

Additional Info:
Built in 1987 with foundation stone placed by Mirza Tahir Ahmad in October 1987, and inaugurated in July 1989 at a cost of $2.5 million entirely from community donations. The mosque was part of the 'Five Mosque Initiative' directed by Mirza Tahir Ahmad. The building features Spanish-inspired architecture with modern amenities and sits on nearly 5 acres with the San Gabriel Mountains as a backdrop. Free Iftar dinners are offered daily during Ramadan for all community members. The mosque is open daily to the public.