About
The Islamic Society of North America (ISNA) is a membership-based nonprofit Islamic organization in the United States serving Muslim communities across North America. Its published mission emphasizes community development, interfaith relations, civic engagement, and better understanding of Islam. The site highlights ISNA’s role in providing high-quality programming and services, and it presents the organization as a long-running national body that supports American Muslim life through events, education, and community-building efforts.
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What the Site Offers
- Annual convention programming for Muslim community gathering and speakers
- Regional conferences with talks, sessions, and community networking
- Education forum papers and educator-focused resources
- Interfaith and civic engagement initiatives across communities
- Membership information for Muslims living in North America
- Program and staff contact information for organizational inquiries
Who It’s For
The site is for Muslims in North America, especially those seeking community programming, education, membership, and interfaith engagement. It also serves Muslim leaders, educators, and community members involved in ISNA events and initiatives.
Contact
- Address: Plainfield
- Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/isnahq/
Frequently Asked Questions
Is ISNA open to members outside the United States?
Its membership page says any Muslim 16 years and up living in North America may become a member.
Does ISNA offer in-person events?
Yes. The site promotes events such as the annual convention and regional conferences.
How can someone contact ISNA directly?
The site publishes contact details including an email address and phone number for inquiries.
