Indo-Pak Muslims in Chicagoland

Population Size | Concentrated Area | Other Areas | Primary Religion | Primary Country of Origin | Primary Language | Priority Score | Population Source |
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Indo-Pak Muslim Points of Interest in ChicagoLand
This map features some of the main Indo-Pak Muslim restaurants, places of worship, and businesses in ChicagoLand. If you would like to pray for this community in person, click on the star next to the title and the map will appear under Google “My Maps” on your phone. You can also remotely visit this community using our Google Earth virtual prayerwalk feature.
Dar-ul-Eimaan Islamic Community Center
This is a non-profit religious organization designed and built to host activities that serve the community. It is a place for Muslims to pray and grow their knowledge of Islamic culture. This organization provides counseling to needy and disadvantaged individuals and seeks to facilitate humanitarian relief efforts for people of all faiths.
Mather High School
Opened in 1959, this is a public high school with a college preparatory emphasis. Its ESL program is central to the school’s curriculum, and the staff reflects the multicultural backgrounds of the students. Language classes for Arabic, Assyrian, Urdu, and more are also offered at this school.
Makkah Masjid
This building was a Jewish Community Center and a Korean Church before becoming a Mosque in 1997. Makki Masjid provides countless services to the Indo-Pak Muslim community, including, but not limited to, five-time daily prayer, Jummah prayer, evening Islamic school, donation drives, etc.
Indo-Pak Muslims in North America Overview Page
Visit this page to learn general information about Indo-Pak Muslim communities in North America and their religious beliefs. Also, discover resources to help share Jesus with them in their language.
Virtual Prayerwalk among the Indo-Pak Muslim Community in ChicagoLand
Prayerwalk through some of the main Indo-Pak Muslims restaurants, places of worship, and businesses in ChicagoLand using a tool we developed in Google Earth. You could also do a prayerwalk in person using the same points of interest.