Masjid Al-Fatimah

What Masjid Al-Fatimah does

Masjid Al-Fatimah is a non-profit Islamic center headquartered at 8149 Hazel Ave, Orangevale, California, serving the local Muslim community across Northern California with religious, educational, and ceremonial services. It is led by Resident Aalim Maulana Qaisar Abbas and operates with a small team of approximately 8 employees. Core offerings span daily prayer services and Jumu'ah sermons, the Al-Fatimah Sunday School and Pre-School programs for children ages 4-18 (covering Quran reading, wudu, prayer, and Islamic studies), and a lifecycle set of religious services including Hajj and Umrah guidance, Islamic marriage and divorce ceremonies, counseling, memorial and burial services (via a partnership with Sacramento Muslim Cemetery), and the Prison Quran Project. The organization also maintains a multimedia resource library (duas, Ziyarat, Quran study materials) and online guides for new Muslims.

The business model is donation-driven: Masjid Al-Fatimah is funded by Sadqa (voluntary charity), Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), Khums (one-fifth tax), and general contributions from community members, with an institutional Zakat-ul-Fitrah rate set at $17 per person. Payments are accepted via Zelle and PayPal. Membership services provide a recurring-fee component offering access to exclusive community benefits. No proprietary technology platform underpins the operation; the website functions as an information, events calendar, and donation channel, and services are delivered in-person by the Resident Aalim and mosque staff from the single Orangevale facility.

The go-to-market is community-led, with outreach driven by the Al-Fatimah School, membership services, religious ceremonies, and word-of-mouth within the local Muslim community. Marketing relies on the official website, the online events calendar, the Islamic resources section, and direct community engagement, with distribution concentrated at the physical Orangevale location and online for donations. There is no disclosed revenue figure, no external funding, no parent company, and no subsidiaries; the organization operates independently under community governance.

Name

Masjid Al-Fatimah

Legal name

Masjid Al-Fatimah

Website

https://alfatimah.org

Company type

Private

Operating status

Operating

Headcount range

1–10 employees

Short description

Masjid Al-Fatimah is a non-profit Islamic center in Orangevale, California, serving the local Muslim community with prayer services, Al-Fatimah Sunday School (ages 4-18), and lifecycle religious services including Hajj/Umrah, marriage, burial, and counseling, funded by donations and membership fees.

Ownership category

akta.pro rank

Headquarters

HQ city

Orangevale

HQ country

United States

HQ region

North America

Offices1 record

Markets served

GTM type

B2C

Offering type

Services

Cost components

Personnel, Operations, Others, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

1. Donations and Charitable Contributions: Masjid Al-Fatimah operates as a non-profit organization that relies entirely on donations from community members to fund its operations, programs, and services. Contributions include Sadqa (voluntary charity), Zakat (obligatory almsgiving), Khums (one-fifth tax), and general donations. These can be made via Zelle or PayPal.
2. Membership Fees: The mosque offers membership services that provide individuals with access to exclusive benefits, resources, and privileges within the community organization. Membership fees contribute to operational costs.

Pricing tiers

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels2 records

Marketing channels4 records

Core offering

Masjid Al-Fatimah is an Islamic center that provides in-person religious worship services (daily prayers and Jumu'ah), lifecycle religious services (Hajj/Umrah guidance, Islamic marriage and divorce, memorial and burial), confidential counseling led by the Resident Aalim, and structured Islamic education for children ages 4-18 through the Al-Fatimah Sunday School and Pre-School programs. It also runs the Prison Quran Project and disseminates multimedia Islamic learning resources, all from a single Orangevale, California facility.

Product overview

Masjid Al-Fatimah is an Islamic Center that operates as a unified community organization offering religious, educational, and social services. The core offerings include the Al-Fatimah Sunday School (pre-school through age 18 Islamic education) and various religious services such as Hajj/Umrah guidance, Islamic marriage, divorce, memorial/burial, counseling, and the Prison Quran Project. The organization also provides multimedia Islamic educational resources, manages prayer times and community events, and facilitates charitable giving including Zakat-ul-Fitrah. The services are provided as integrated community programs rather than a modular product platform.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Brands

• Al-Fatimah School: Islamic Sunday school program for children ages 4-18, offering Islamic studies, Quran reading, prayer instruction, and character development.
• Al-Fatimah Sunday School

Products and services

• Al-Fatimah Sunday School Weekend Islamic education program for children and youth ages 4-18, covering Islamic studies, Quran reading, wudu and prayer, and basic Islamic values and rules, with registration opening every August.
• Al-Fatimah Pre-School Program Pre-school Islamic education program for children ages 4-9, teaching Islamic studies, Quran reading, wudu and prayer, and basic Islamic rules and values; runs September through May.
• Hajj and Umrah Guidance Services Imam-led guidance for community members undertaking Hajj and Umrah pilgrimages, including assistance with the associated rituals.
• Islamic Marriage Services Officiation of Islamic marriage ceremonies including the nikah contract, with an emphasis on mutual respect and family involvement.
• Islamic Divorce Services Respectful dissolution of marriages carried out under Islamic principles with guidance from the Resident Aalim.
• Memorial and Burial Services Memorial and burial services honoring departed loved ones with dignified rituals in accordance with Islamic tradition, including referrals through the Sacramento Muslim Cemetery partnership.
• Counseling Services Confidential counseling provided by the Resident Aalim to support community members through personal challenges in a compassionate, faith-informed environment.
• Membership Services Recurring membership giving individuals access to exclusive benefits, resources, and privileges within the mosque community.

Named customers1 record

Segments3 records

Ideal customer profiles3 records

Technology focussed No

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Has API

No

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Partnerships

One partnership is on record.

• Sacramento Muslim CemeteryminorStrategic or Co-development PartnerMasjid Al-Fatimah partners with Sacramento Muslim Cemetery to provide burial services for Muslim community members. The cemetery partnership is featured on the mosque's website, providing a seamless referral for members in need of Islamic burial services.

Scale indicators2 records

Recent moves5 records

Expansion highlights4 records

Direct peers

• Bait-ul-Islam Mosque: Shia-focused Islamic center in the U.S. providing prayer, education, and community programming aligned with the Ahl al-Bayt tradition. Directly comparable to Masjid Al-Fatimah in theological positioning and service mix.
• Islamic Center of Sacramento: Local Sacramento-area Islamic center serving the Muslim community with prayer, education, and community programs in the same regional market as Masjid Al-Fatimah. Directly comparable as a community mosque offering congregational services in Northern California.
• Sacramento Area Muslim Association (SAMA): A regional Muslim community organization in the Sacramento area providing prayer services, education, and life-event programming. Comparable to Masjid Al-Fatimah in geography, congregational focus, and service mix.
• Imam Ali Mosque (Shia of Karbala): A Shia mosque and community center providing prayer, education, and life-cycle religious services. Directly comparable to Masjid Al-Fatimah in Ahl al-Bayt orientation and integrated service delivery model.

Broad incumbents

• Islamic Society of North America (ISNA): Large national umbrella organization for North American Muslims providing education, conventions, and community programming. Comparable as a higher-tier Islamic services organization but operating at vastly greater scale and broader geographic scope.
• Islamic Circle of North America (ICNA): National Islamic organization running masjids, education, relief, and outreach programs across the U.S. Comparable in service categories (worship, education, community support) but at a multi-region, federation scale rather than a single-site operation.
• Muslim American Society (MAS): National Islamic movement operating mosques, schools, and social services across the U.S. Shares the mosque + education + community service model with Masjid Al-Fatimah, but at multi-city, multi-state scale.
• Islamic Center of America (Dearborn): One of the largest Shia mosques in North America offering prayer, education, marriage, burial, and community services. Comparable in theological tradition and service breadth, but operates at substantially larger scale.

Market position

Strengths4 records

Weaknesses4 records

Competitive moat3 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

• LinkedInlinkedin.com/company/masjid-al-fatimah

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Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Funding overview

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M&A

Investments

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