The Islamic Association of Raleigh (IAR) is an Islamic center serving as a masjid, school, and a gathering place for the Muslim community in the Triangle region of North Carolina.

The Islamic Center consists of two buildings providing a main musullah (prayer hall) and a private Sisters' musallah, education facilities, multipurpose hall and gym, library, Sisters' areas, children's play areas, and Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe. Three shifts of Jummah (Friday) prayers are held with a special fourth shift to accommodate Muslim students during the school year. Eid prayers and special events are held at separate locations to accommodate everyone in the community.

Three major educational services are offered: (1) Al-Furqan Sunday School for Muslim children, (2) Al-Iman, a full time Islamic school compliant with North Carolina education standards, and (3) Al Bayan School for Qur'aan memorization and learning. There are many regular youth activities and also daily and weekly classes for adults.

Social services include zakaat and sadaqa (alms and charity) distribution and refugee assistance. The IAR offers Hajj group services managed by a qualified Hajj leader every year. The IAR also offers washing, funeral, and burial services in a private Muslim cemetery in Zebulon. Community events include annual picnics and the Health Fair, which offers various free medical services and information and is open to the public. Al-Maidah Kitchen and Cafe is open for lunch and dinner and also offers catering services.

The Islamic Association of Raleigh is blessed with the knowledge and guidance of Imam Mohammad Baianonie and Imam Sameh Asal, as well as the services of countless volunteers, the Board of Directors, the Shura, and the Executive Committee.