ICP is actively involved in education, social services, and community outreach, extending its services to Muslims and non-Muslims in
Western Pennsylvania, Eastern
Ohio, and
Northern West Virginia. Its educational programs include workshops on Islamic practice, a Muslim youth center, a
Sunday school, On the social services front, ICP operates a monthly
food pantry in conjunction with the Greater Pittsburgh Food Bank. This service is open to both Muslims and non-Muslims. It makes itself available to the media and participates in community panels to dispel myths about Islam. Following the
2015 San Bernardino attack in California, ICP hosted a series of interfaith dinners.
Interfaith relations ICP engages in interfaith dialogue with other faith groups and secular organizations. It holds an annual Humanity Day awards ceremony during
Ramadan, which honors Pittsburgh citizens who advance interfaith relations. ICP regularly extends invitations to members of other religious congregations, including Jewish and Lutheran, to tour its mosque. As of November 1, the page has exceeded $220,000 in contributions. ==See also==