ICCF Youth Group

Looking for a Cool group to join? Look no more. The Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno's youth group is one of the best kept secrets in town. Youth meet on the second Sunday of every month at 4:00 PM at the ICCF. Every Friday at 7:00 PM, youth come to the Islamic Center to enjoy some sort of activities.

Some activities include sports (soccer, volleyball, basketball, ping pong, etc), movie nights, or pizza social.  ICCF youth are also interested in meeting other youth from various faith communities. To join, call the Islamic Center or email, ICCF director. 


ICCF Volleyball Team:

Islamic Center will be soon installing a volleyball court. Youth and adults are encouraged to participate. If you are interested in becoming part of the volleyball team, send an email to director@icfresno.org or call 297-9535.

My Deen Muslim Youth Group:

Islamic Center has endorsed My Deen Youth Group, a Fresno-based nonprofit organization dedicated to building the character of Muslim youths through activities and programs that serve the community. We want to empower kids to get involved in community events and to get to know each other. The group is the collaborative effort of the Muslim Student Association at Fresno State and Masjid Fresno, Badr Islamic Center, Islamic Cultural Center of Fresno, Valley Crescent School/Muslim Society of Central California, Masjid Al-Aqaba and Madera Masjid.

For more info, call (559) 260-1353 or go to www.mydeen.org.

ICCF Youth:

Interfaith Youth Barbeque:

Ready to learn something new about another faith and have fun with it? Come on out on THURSDAY MAY 26TH AT 6PM to ICCF. Meet students from the Universalist Unitarian, Temple Beth Israel and Mennonite College Community congregations and join in some friendly competition to win a neat prize!
 

ICCF Youth Programs:

Saturday Youth Session:
(Saturdays at 12:00pm)

Each Saturday we meet to discuss different topics and how they impact Muslim youth. The youth session is lead by a different youth each week, who gives background information on the topic and moderates the discussion. Ages 13 and up are welcome to join our discussions.
 

Newsletter:
(Weekly meetings, times vary)

ICCF youth create the Messenger, a community newsletter. The staff writes articles and uses photography to illustrate issues that impact the Islamic community. We are always looking for new talent to contribute to our team!
 

Ramadan Kit:

Youth designed a kit to teach about the holy month of Ramadan at public schools in a fun and interactive way. The Ramadan kit team has visited different schools in Clovis and Fresno and given presentations to elementary and junior high classes. To find out how to be involved in this program or if you are a teacher interested in learning about this program contact Sarah at  297 9535.
 

Sunday School:

Each Sunday we have classes for children ages 6-13 years of age on Islamic studies and a language of their choice-Farsi or Arabic. Twenty four students enrolled this past semester. Classes are from 11:00-1:30 every Sunday starting January 30th. In addition to academics, Sunday School kids take trips and participate in fun activities
 

Liar, Trickster, Hero: Tales of Nasreddin:

Children ages 7-13 years of age will be performing this play that depicts the life of a folkloric character by the name of Nasreddin. The performance is scheduled for April 29th at 6pm. Comical and light hearted, Nasreddin's stories combine culture and wisdom in a manner enjoyable to all audiences.