MASJID ANJUMAN-E-SAIFEE CHICAGO

Anjuman-E-Saifee Chicago is a vibrant Dawoodi Bohra mosque established in the 1950s, serving over 1,000 members including 250+ children in the Willowbrook suburb. Known for its stunning interiors and welcoming community atmosphere.

Friday Prayer: Yes

Facilities:
Prayer hall, Wudu facilities, Parking on premise, Wheelchair accessible parking, Facilities for women, Dar-ul Imaarat (administrative office at 10S260 Kingery Hwy)

Public Transport:
Located on Route 83 (Kingery Highway) in Willowbrook. For detailed public transportation options, please use the Google Maps or Waze buttons on the top right of the Google Map link provided.

Community Role:
Community Centre and spiritual hub for the Dawoodi Bohra community of Chicago. Serves as a gathering place for religious ceremonies, cultural events, and social cohesion. Actively engaged in community service and social welfare programs in partnership with local organizations.

Additional Info:
The mosque is part of the larger Dawoodi Bohra community of Chicago, with members from diverse professional backgrounds including entrepreneurs and teachers. The community is bound by shared values of peace and unity. Leadership includes Aamilsaheb Shk. Zohair bhai Badri (Cell: 630-642-4444). The adjacent Dar-ul Imaarat office handles administrative matters. Volunteers are known for their respectful and welcoming approach to all visitors and families. For more information on the local Dawoodi Bohra community, visit https://www.usa.thedawoodibohras.com/chicago/ or email chicago@thedawoodibohras.com.