Islamic Society of Tulsa

We had a beautiful experience visiting the Islamic Center of Tulsa. From the moment we entered, we were welcomed with warmth and kindness. The mosque is clean, peaceful, and very well maintained. The prayer area is spacious, and the atmosphere truly helps one feel connected and focused in worship. What stood out most was the hospitality of the community members — they were friendly and eager to help, whether it was providing directions or sharing information about prayer times and upcoming events. The Friday khutbah was insightful and delivered in a way that was easy to understand and connect with daily life. Overall, it’s a wonderful place for both residents and visitors to stop by for prayers and spiritual peace. May Allah bless the community and everyone involved in maintaining such a welcoming environment.

The people were warm and welcoming, even with a non-Muslim like me. The place felt serene and looked well-maintained, especially their bathrooms!!! I couldn't stress the bathrooms enough. Never have I seen bidets in this country until I visited a masjid. Muslims value cleanliness not just mentally and spiritually, but physically too, and I believe that says a lot about the community. I hope more people stay open-minded, learn about what Islam truly is, and live life with respect and understanding 😊

First time coming to this Masjid and stopped by on my travel for prayer. Masjid was open and I was able to perform my Salah. Very clean and big and very peaceful. No interruptions whatsoever in my duty.

Amazing masjid, I was travelling and prayed salat asar here. Absolutely well organized Mosque, easy access, plenty of parking, so clean, well organized, family friendly. May allah almighty Bless them those who work hard Our umah day and night.really I was so happy!!

Hi I have not been to your facility. I appreciate what you all do for the community. Oklahoma Senator Markwayne Mullin owns property near your proposed Mosque in Broken Arrow. Check it out and follow the money

This is very nice comfortable mosque., for truck drivers too.Near may parking your truck on street Best Buy.2 times prayer juma hutbah.

Masha Allah I love the story behind this mosque insha allah we will have many other places like this

Mosque has a huge parking lot but only for cars, semi trucks with a trailer will have to park on this residential area 2 ways streets or on the best buy parking lot which is about 0.5 mile away. I think 1st Jumaa salaat starts 15 minutes after duhur athan and 2nd Jumaa salaat which I attended starts at 2pm.

I ended up here for their open house Nov 1. From the outside it's a nice, well maintained building that blends in well with the neighborhood. The center has a number of functions beside being a mosque, there is a highly regarded school there and there are a number of rooms used for AV functions and other community events. The people who were staffing the open house were very welcoming and more than glad to give tours and answer questions for anyone who asked. The imam is a very well spoken man and it was refreshing to hear from a local Muslim how he feels about what is happening in the rest of the world. Of course along with the tours and Q&A came some delicious food. There were meat and veggie pies (my personal fave was the spinach pies), fruit, and of course baklava. I had a great time and I would hope some more open minded Tulsans would find their way there to conversate and learn from a culture somewhat out of their confort zone.