Al Falah Institute

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38325 W 14 Mile Rd
Farmington, MI 48331
+1 (248) 660-6746
https://alfalahinstitute.org

Al Falah Institute in Farmington Hills, Michigan, serves as a vital hub for the local Muslim community, providing a dedicated space for prayer and educational pursuits. The institute aims to promote the preservation and implementation of traditional Islamic knowledge in a welcoming environment.

Under the guidance of Director Imam Sohel, Al Falah Institute strives to foster contemplation and learning, making it a key center for spiritual and intellectual growth. Through its various programs and events, the institute is committed to addressing the needs of its growing community.

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