Islamic Circle of North America
Religious InstitutionsNew York, United States11-50 Employees
The Islamic Circle of North America is a community-based religious organization focused on promoting Islamic values and the betterment of society. Established in 1968, ICNA seeks the pleasure of Allah and works toward the establishment of Islam in all spheres of life. Through a wide array of projects, programs, and activities, it aims to shape individuals and reform society at large. Based in Jamaica, New York, ICNA operates within the religious institutions sector and serves Muslim communities and broader society through relief, advocacy, and educational outreach. In 2025 it participated in the 10th Annual National Muslim Advocacy Day on Capitol Hill, highlighting its engagement in national policy discussions. The organization has collaborated on practical community programs, including halal-meat voucher initiatives with ICNA Relief New England and grocery distributions in partnership with Henrico Schools.