Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore
Our Community Our Responsibility!
About
Founded to serve and uplift the Muslim community in Baltimore, the Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore (MCCCB) is more than just a place of worship. We are a welcoming hub for cultural preservation, religious connection, and community service.
Our center stands as a symbol of faith, history, and resilience bringing generations together under shared values of unity, compassion, and progress.
Mission
The Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore, inspired by the leadership and teachings of Imam Warith Deen Mohammed, is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and spiritually grounded community rooted in the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We strive to serve as a welcoming space for prayer, learning, and connection, offering resources and support that empower individuals and families to grow in their faith and contribute positively to society.
Vision
Our community aspires to be a beacon of unity, spiritual growth, and civic engagement in Baltimore. We seek to inspire generations to uphold the values of Islam, serve their neighbors, and build a lasting legacy of compassion, knowledge, and community service for the benefit of all.
Value
The Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore is grounded in the following core values:
Faith
:Strengthening our relationship with Allah (SWT) through devotion to the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and righteous action.
Community
Creating a welcoming space where all feel valued, respected, and supported.
Education
Empowering individuals and families through lifelong learning and spiritual growth.
Service
Uplifting our neighbors with compassion, outreach, and acts of kindness.
Integrity
Conducting ourselves with honesty, transparency, and accountability.
Unity
Building bridges within our community and beyond, working together for the greater good.
Mission
The Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore, inspired by the leadership and teachings of Imam Warith Deen Mohammed, is dedicated to fostering a vibrant, inclusive, and spiritually grounded community rooted in the Qur’an and the Sunnah of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon him). We strive to serve as a welcoming space for prayer, learning, and connection, offering resources and support that empower individuals and families to grow in their faith and contribute positively to society.
Vision
Our community aspires to be a beacon of unity, spiritual growth, and civic engagement in Baltimore. We seek to inspire generations to uphold the values of Islam, serve their neighbors, and build a lasting legacy of compassion, knowledge, and community service for the benefit of all.
Value
The Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore is grounded in the following core values:
Faith
Strengthening our relationship with Allah (SWT) through devotion to the Qur’an, the Sunnah, and righteous action.
Community
Creating a welcoming space where all feel valued, respected, and supported.
Education
Empowering individuals and families through lifelong learning and spiritual growth.
Service
Uplifting our neighbors with compassion, outreach, and acts of kindness.
Integrity
Conducting ourselves with honesty, transparency, and accountability.
Unity
Building bridges within our community and beyond, working together for the greater good.
Our Story
Our community holds historical value not only as a place of worship, but as a landmark for the city’s rich cultural fabric. Learn how MCCCB has played a vital role in Baltimore’s history, and our vision for preserving it.
Founder
Imam Ronald Shakir
Imam Ronald Shakir was a pioneering figure in Baltimore's Islamic community, known for his dedication to spiritual leadership and community development. He served as the founder and resident imam of the Muslim Community Cultural Center of Baltimore (formerly known as Masjid Walter Omar) on West North Avenue, where he played a crucial role in guiding and nurturing the Muslim congregation. Imam Shakir's commitment to faith and service left a lasting impact on the community, and his contributions continue to be remembered and honored by those who knew him.
CAIR’S Film: SACRED ROOTS: Exploring the History of Islam in Baltimore (A DOCUMENTARY SHORT FILM)
This volume offers a foundational exploration into the early development of the Muslim American community in Baltimore. Through historical photographs and first-person accounts, it highlights key figures, events, and institutions that shaped Islamic life in the city. The book captures a deeply personal and community-rooted history, preserving the legacy of pioneers who helped establish and nurture Baltimore’s Islamic presence from the mid-20th century onward.
Volume II continues the journey begun in the first installment, offering a deeper dive into the evolving experiences of Muslim Americans in Baltimore. This edition expands on organizational growth, leadership, intergenerational transitions, and social impact. Featuring more historic images and narratives, it preserves the expanding identity and cultural contributions of the Muslim community in the city, particularly as it entered the late 20th and early 21st centuries.
Programs and Services
Programs and Services
Plan Your Visit
Location:
3401 West North Avenue in Leakin Park.
Visiting Hours:
Mon - Thurs: By Appointment only
Fri: 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Accessibility:
We are wheelchair-accessible and welcoming to all.
Plan Your Visit
Location:
3401 West North Avenue in Leakin Park.
Visiting Hours:
Sun - Thurs: By Appointment only
Fri: 12:00 p.m. - 3:00 p.m.
Sat: See event schedule
Accessibility:
We are wheelchair-accessible and welcoming to all.
Latest News
Stay Informed. Stay Connected.
Catch up on the latest updates from MCCCB, including upcoming events, community initiatives, and restoration progress.
Exciting Weekend Events for Maryland & DC Notaries!
This weekend offers fantastic opportunities for notaries in the Maryland and DC areas to connect, learn, and relax. These events are not hosted by Maryland Notaries In Action. However, they come highly recommended for anyone seeking to engage with fellow professionals in our community.
1. Cups & Conversation
🗓 Date: Saturday, February 8, 2025
⏰ Time: 12 PM - 2 PM
📍 Location: The Bun Shop, 239 W Read St, Baltimore, MD 21201
Kick off your weekend with "Cups & Conversation" at The Bun Shop in Baltimore. This casual gathering is an excellent opportunity for notaries to sip coffee, exchange experiences, and discuss industry insights. It’s the perfect setting to expand your professional network and gain practical advice. RSVP is required, so be sure to secure your spot here.
2. Maryland & DC Notaries Brunch
🗓 Date: Sunday, February 9, 2025
⏰ Time: 1 PM - 3:30 PM
📍 Location: Pinstripes - 1064 Wisconsin Avenue Northwest Washington, DC 20007
Conclude your weekend at the Maryland & DC Notaries Brunch held at Pinstripes in Washington, DC. Enjoy a delightful brunch spread and festive atmosphere. It’s a wonderful chance for notaries to unwind, share stories, and enjoy the company of peers. Don’t miss this opportunity to enhance your notarial network. Tickets can be purchased here.
We encourage our Maryland Notaries In Action community to attend these events to network, share insights, and enjoy some quality time. Keep an eye on our event's page for more upcoming events. If you decide to attend, remember to bring your notebook, pen, business cards, QR codes, and a smile.
Support Our Work
Help us preserve our sacred space and grow our community impact.
Support Our Work
Help us preserve our sacred space and grow our community impact.
Community Shop
Item sample 1
$29.99
Item sample 2
$29.99
Item 3
$29.99
Item sample 4
$29.99
Item sample 5
$29.99
Testimonials
See what people are saying
Testimonials
See what people are saying
Subscribe to our newsletter
Get notified of new products, services, educational information, and promotions directly to your inbox.
Quick Links:
Social Media:
