Jamia Masjid Kibra is a mosque located in the Makina Kibra area, serving as a central hub for the Muslim community. It provides a space for worship, education, and community engagement, offering congregational prayers, an Islamic school, and various events and initiatives. With its elegant architecture and inclusive atmosphere, Jamia Masjid Kibra stands as a symbol of unity, faith, and values that are integral to the Islamic tradition.

Madrasa-Tul-Falaah is a renowned Islamic institution of learning and a center for oriental and Islamic studies in Kibra. Established under the Societies Act of Kenya, this institution has been operational for a significant period and has played a crucial role in providing educational services to the community. It attracts children from the region, offers Islamic studies, and serves as a historical and cultural center for the Nubian and Muslim communities.

“A mosque is more than a place of worship; it is the heartbeat of the community. It is where the young learn values, the old find peace, the lost seek direction, and the faithful find strength. Within its walls, time slows down, ego dissolves, and souls align with the divine. It is a sanctuary not built merely with bricks, but with the prayers, tears, and hopes of its people.”