Islamic education
Weekend school, Qur'an circles, Arabic, and adult classes for every level.
About MAS Central Indy
Faith, knowledge,
Faith, knowledge,
and belonging.
The Indianapolis chapter of the Muslim American Society — a community built around learning, growth, and gathering.
To move people and nurture lifelong, God-centered agents of change — building a vibrant American Muslim community striving for a just and virtuous society.
Four pillars, one community.
Everything we run locally grows out of these.
Tarbiya & growth
Halaqas, retreats, and mentorship grounded in Prophetic character.
Da'wah & outreach
Interfaith conversations, new-Muslim support, and open-door dialogue.
Community life
Iftars, Eid, family nights, and sisters' & youth gatherings.
The people behind the work.
President
Ibrahim Abu Romeh
Community leader with over 15 years in Islamic education and community organizing.
Secretary
Ahmad Soliman
Technology professional driving organizational efficiency and communication.
Treasurer
Gamal
Financial steward ensuring transparent, responsible stewardship of community resources.
Our committees.
Each leads its own programs. Together they make up most of what we do.
Da'wah
Spreading awareness about Islam and supporting new Muslims through their journey.
- Community outreach
- Revert support program
- Interfaith dialogue
- Information sessions
Young Adults
Engaging young professionals and students in meaningful Islamic activities.
- Social events
- Professional networking
- Study circles
- Service projects
Education
Islamic education for all ages — kids to adults.
- Weekend Islamic school
- Adult classes
- Qur'an sessions
- History workshops
Women's
Programs, study, and gatherings built by and for the sisters.
- Women's study circles
- Social events
- Professional development
- Family support
Operations
Keeping the lights on and the events running smoothly.
- Facility management
- Event coordination
- Tech support
- Administration
Good to know.
If yours isn't here, write to us — we'll get back.
Do I need to be Muslim to attend?
No — public events, classes, and service activities are open to people of any background. We're a Muslim organization, but everyone is welcome at the door.
How do I become a member?
Membership runs through the national MAS site. You'll need to be Muslim and commit to upholding Islamic values. Members get access to deeper programs, Usra (halaqa) circles, and a voice in chapter decisions.
What's on for families?
Weekend Islamic school, family nights, Eid celebrations, community picnics, and parent education — built so kids and parents can grow together.
Can I volunteer?
Yes. We need help with events, education programs, outreach, and operations. Reach out and we'll match you to where you're most useful.
Do you offer classes for adults?
Qur'an study circles, Islamic history, Arabic, and contemporary topics. Come at any level — there's a starting point for everyone.
Get involved
Find your place here.
Become a member, support our programs, or just come to an event.