A house of worship, knowledge, and community · 711 S High School Rd, Indianapolis, IN
"The mosques of Allah are only to be maintained by those who believe in Allah and the Last Day…" — Qur'an 9:18
Adhan times are calculated automatically for Indianapolis each day. Iqamah times are set by the masjid.
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Masjid As-Sahaba is named after the Companions of the Prophet ﷺ — a generation defined by sincerity, brotherhood, and service. We strive to carry that spirit into our neighborhood in Indianapolis.
Our doors are open for the five daily prayers, Jummah, weekend classes for children and adults, and community gatherings throughout the year. Whether you have prayed here for years or are stepping into a masjid for the first time, you are welcome.
New to Islam or curious about the faith? Come visit us — someone will be glad to sit with you, answer questions, and offer tea.
Five daily prayers in congregation, Jummah every Friday, and Taraweeh throughout Ramadan.
Qur'an and tajweed classes for children, weekly halaqas for adults, and Arabic fundamentals.
Iftars, Eid celebrations, youth programs, and outreach serving families across Indianapolis.
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Tap a date on the calendar to view its events.
"Whoever builds a mosque for Allah, Allah will build for him a house like it in Paradise." — Sahih Muslim
All contributions go to one Sadaqah fund supporting everything the masjid does — rent, utilities, programs, education, and community services. Give once or set up recurring sadaqah.
Give SadaqahThe shahada is the declaration of faith — the first step into Islam. If your heart is ready, we would be honored to stand with you. Fill out the form and the imam will schedule a time to welcome you personally.
All information is kept private. No prior knowledge is required — come as you are.
711 S High School Rd
Indianapolis, IN 46241
sahabahfoundationinc@gmail.com
+1 (317) 258-2010
The masjid opens 30 minutes before each prayer and remains open through the iqamah.
Dress modestly, remove shoes at the entrance, and feel free to observe or ask questions. We are glad to have you.