Their tent, festooned with banners offering drinks and an opportunity to win a free bike, is up on the Mall during the first week of school. Located near the intersection of Speedway Boulevard and Euclid Avenue, the Islamic Center of Tucson serves the Muslim community, including UA students. The center is also open to those of other faiths and offers tours to interested parties. Tours may be arranged by contacting the center's office at 624-3233. The center includes a mosque as well as a library of religious and cultural materials.
Students are welcome to use the facilities to learn more of the Muslim faith.
We offer students an oasis of spiritual relaxation and intellectual enrichment. The Baha'i Club provides an outlet for students of the Baha'i faith or those interested in learning about the religion. The group believes in the equality of all individuals. She said the group does not believe in aggressive recruiting. The Baha'i do not proselytize because we are all equal and are not here to tell others what to do.