Masjid As-Saber
Masjed As-Saber is the largest Sunni mosque in Portland, Oregon, United States. The mosque provides a place for Sunni Muslims to worship and follows the doctrine of Ahl Assunah Waljama’ah. Muslims who attend the mosque come from many backgrounds including Caucasians, African Americans, Middle Easterners, Africans, Indians, Asians and other backgrounds.
The mosque holds the five daily prayers, Friday prayers, educational programs, Ramadan activities, and helps those who are in need. The mosque also helps public organizations understand Muslim needs and partners with them to solve common issues with the youth and immigrant cultural conflicts.
The mosque is invited several times a year by schools, churches, and private organizations to talk about Islam. Students of high schools and colleges continuously query the leadership and imam for help with their research
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