The Muslim community of Fort Collins Muslims have been in Fort Collins since the early 1950s. At that time almost all of them were students at Colorado State University. In the sixties when a few professors joined CSU, the Muslims organized themselves as one Muslim fellowship. Between five to ten men used to pray Friday prayer in a room in the Lory Student Center. These men and their families used to come to study the Qur’an on Friday evenings in a rented room in the down town. When the community grew in the seventies, the mosque building, which was originally a church was acquired in March 1980. The Muslim students and their families constitute the majority of the Muslims. They came from various countries of Asia and Africa. There also a number of well-established families. These include the first generation immigrants and their children as well as Americans who have embraced Islam. New Masjid Contract Signing 2011-12-21 The Islamic Center of Fort Collins has signed the contract for construction with Brinkman Construction on December 2, 2011. The plan start of construction is February, 2012. We are still in need of donations to complete the project. With the help of Allah and your donations it will be a reality, inshaAllah. Click to donate for Building the New Masjid in Fort Collins Prayer Schedule 2011-12-21 Iqama Times for January(pdf) Adhan Times