Alhuda Islamic Center of Indiana (AICI)

In the Name of Allah, Most Gracious, Most Merciful  Our History Al Huda Foundation represents the largest congregation of Muslims in the State of Indiana. It is located in the beautiful town of Fishers and serves the communities of Fishers, Carmel, Noblesville, North Indianapolis and Geist. In 2002, the articles of incorporation, bylaws and Federal tax exempt status were filed and approved. The foundation started in a warehouse that was used as a prayer area and a weekend school (Alnoor School). In 2005, the community of Al Huda Foundation purchased the current 13 acre property on Lantern Road. One year later, a large expansion was added to the existing building to include a larger prayer area and more class rooms. In 2006, Eman Schools opened its doors and accepted the first batch of full-time students. The school now boasts 3 campuses and has expanded to accommodate more than 400 pre-K through 12 grade students.  In 2021 Al Huda Foundation completed construction of its new masjid (mosque) and community center.  An example of beautiful modern Islamic architecture, this building is home to elaborate prayer areas, a large state-of-the art gym, a commercial kitchen, and a sprawling gathering area.  The facility is adorned throughout with magnificent calligraphy, Islamic designs and Islamic art. One Ummah One of the most diverse communities The community has steadily grown and now includes families from all across the United States and from around the world. Cultural and ethnic diversity is one of the greatest strengths of this congregation. Fishers is a wonderful suburb on the northeast side of Indianapolis and is widely viewed as a welcoming, inclusive, diverse and safe place to live, work and raise a family. It is often ranked in the top ten places to live in the country. Our community is very active in interfaith activities and strives to build bridges between people of all faiths and backgrounds. A myriad of educational programs geared towards families, the youth,