Nur Mosque, also known as Masjid Nur Ahl-Us Sunnah, is the principal Islamic center serving the Muslim community in Charlotte Amalie on the island of St. Thomas in the United States Virgin Islands. Originally established in 1978 as Muhammad Mosque, it was the first mosque founded in the territory and was later renamed Nur Mosque. The mosque functions as a nonprofit religious and community organization, providing the five daily prayers, Friday Jumu'ah services, Quran study, Islamic education, and religious guidance for children and adults. In addition to its worship services, the mosque organizes Ramadan programs, Eid celebrations, charitable activities, and community outreach initiatives that promote Islamic values of peace, compassion, and service. The center also welcomes Muslim visitors and individuals interested in learning about Islam, fostering interfaith understanding and cultural diversity. As the primary Islamic institution on St. Thomas, Nur Mosque continues to play an important role in supporting the spiritual, educational, and social needs of the local Muslim community while contributing positively to the multicultural character of the United States Virgin Islands. (masjidnurvi.com)