Ramadan Mubarak!

ICCV is please to announce that the first day of Ramadan will be Tuesday, April 13, 2021
ICCV has aligned with Shura Council in making this announcement.
Insha’Allah, Taraweeh prayer will start on Monday night April 12 

 Beginning Monday, February 15, 2021, ICCV is open for indoor prayers but for Jummah Prayers we will continue outdoors We are cautiously optimistic about reopening the masjid. Members attending the prayer services are strongly advised to continue exercising extreme caution. There are valid concerns regarding COVID-19 variants that are more transmissible and our collective actions to safeguard each other will determine how well fare in coming days. By adhering to well known precautions that we have all become accustomed to, we will weather this pandemic Inshallah.

Per CDC guidance we advise folks to wear double masks (for the duration they are on ICCV premises). Double mask not required if wearing an N95 mask. Please See this...

 Please leave immediately after Fard prayers and avoid gatherings. 

Safety at ICCV

• Masks are required when at ICCV
• Bring your own Prayer Rug.
• Maintain social distancing (6 feet apart)
• Perform Wudu at home (wudu area closed until further notice)
• Restrooms closed until further notice.
• No physical contact (no hugs, no handshakes)
• If you are running high temperature – please pray at home
• Temperature checked for Jummah Prayers - allowed to enter only if normal.
• Elderly folks and kids under 13 are strongly advised to pray at home
• Pray sunnah at home – depart from Masjid soon after Fard salah
• Use hand sanitizers available at ICCV as needed.
• Food inside is the masjid is not allowed.

 Beginning Monday, February 1, 2021, ICCV is open for outdoor prayers and for Jummah Prayers. The Board feels cautiously optimistic about the reopening. Members attending the prayer services are strongly advised to continue to exercise extreme caution. There are valid concerns regarding COVID-19 variants that are more transmissible and our collective actions to safeguard each other will determine how we fare in coming days. By adhering to well known precautions that we have all become accustomed to by now, we will weather this pandemic Inshallah.

Out of abundance of caution and CDC recommendation, we advise folks to wear double masks (for the duration they are on ICCV premises). Double mask not required if wearing an N95 mask. Please See this...

 Please leave immediately after Fard prayers and avoid gatherings. 

Safety at ICCV

• Masks are required when at ICCV
• Bring your own Prayer Rug.
• Maintain social distancing (6 feet apart)
• Perform Wudu at home (wudu area closed until further notice)
• Restrooms closed until further notice.
• No physical contact (no hugs, no handshakes)
• If you are running high temperature – please pray at home
• Temperature checked for Jummah Prayers - allowed to enter only if normal.
• Elderly folks and kids under 13 are strongly advised to pray at home
• Pray sunnah at home – depart from Masjid soon after Fard salah
• Use hand sanitizers available at ICCV as needed.
• Food inside is the masjid is not allowed.

Due to a Significant Increase in COVID-19 cases in recent times and the issuance of a Stay-At-Home order, ICCV Board had to make this difficult decision to suspend All Prayers until further notice. The community's safety and well-being is our highest priority at this time.

Your cooperation and understanding is greatly appreciated 

Jazak Allah Khair

 ICCV is committed to providing a safe environment for its congregations. We are all going through difficult times, and we hope everyone stays safe and takes precautions for their own safety and for the safety of others.

In light of the recent Executive Order from the County of Ventura, Insha’Allah, ICCV will be open for five (5) daily prayers, indoors, starting from Monday, October 12, 2020.

Jummah prayer will continue to be performed outdoors without any changes.

Safety at ICCV

We encourage everyone to continue to follow the State and Local guidelines and the recommendations below.

• Masks are required when at ICCV
• Bring your own Prayer Rug.
• Maintain social distancing (6 feet apart)
• Perform Wudu at home (wudu area closed until further notice)
• Restrooms closed until further notice.
• No physical contact (no hugs, no handshakes)
• If you are running high temperature – please pray at home
• Temperature checked for Jummah Prayers - allowed to enter only if normal.
• Elderly folks and kids under 13 are advised to pray at home
• Pray sunnah at home – depart from ICCV soon after Fard salah
• Use hand sanitizers available at ICCV as needed
• Food inside is the masjid is not allowed

On behalf of the Islamic Center of Conejo Valley (ICCV), we write to express our love and solidarity with the Black community. 

We are heartbroken by the tragic death of George Floyd.    For those who have seen the shocking video, the image of George Floyd’s death has forever pierced our eyes and shaken our souls.  Much to our dismay, this senseless act of violence is one of many in our country’s history.  Breonna Taylor, Steven Taylor, Ahmaud Arbery, Eric Garner, Tamir Rice, Tony McDade, David McAtee, Walter Scott, Philando Castile and Trayvon Martin, all suffered a similar fate.  Why?  Because they were BLACK.

As Muslim Americans, when one part of our society is hurting due to injustice and oppression, we cannot sit silent.  In accordance with the teachings of the Quran and the Sunnah, we need to right such wrongs.  It is with that understanding, ICCV condemns all forms of anti-black violence, police brutality and systemic racism. 

We acknowledge that the status quo is not right.  We applaud people of all faiths who are standing up peacefully and taking action to shine a light on this issue which has been neglected for far too long.   As members of the larger American community, we need to think long and hard about how we as individuals can make a difference.  We need to all work together for a better, more equitable future.

In closing, the Islamic Center of Conejo Valley prays for George Floyd and other victims of police violence. We pray for the families who have lost loved ones to such tragic events.  Finally, we pray that our country finds its moral compass and truly establishes "liberty and justice for ALL."