Mother Mosque of North America History and Cedar Rapids roots
The Mother Mosque in Cedar Rapids at 1335 Ninth St NW grew from a 1920s Muslim community that ran shops and met in homes. Built 1934 as a temple, it later became the Islamic Center in 1972 with abroad funding, and was renamed The Mother Mosque after renovation in 1992, driven by T B Irving.
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Cedar Rapids
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Rose of
Fraternity Lodge
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Yahya William Rossey
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Islamic Council of Iowa
T.B. Irving
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Islamic Council
Islamic Cultural and Heritage Center of America
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Mother Mosque of Iowa marks 58th year since rededication
The Mother Mosque, built as a landmark in Iowa City, was rededicated 58 years after construction. It houses a prayer hall, offices, and a library and joined the National Register on May 15, 1996. Flood damage in 2008 devastated its basement, though volunteers aided repairs and preservation.
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