Wikipedia:Articles for deletion/Sacramento Islamic Mosque
article claims that "The Muslim Mosque Association is the oldest mosque in the United States west of the Mississippi River, at 411 V St. in Downtown Sacramento, California." cited to an article in the ''Sacramento Press'' and the claim is that it was built in 1946.  "oldest" claims can be difficult to prove/disprove, but this one is clearly '''wrong'''.  The  oldest surviving  mosque building in the United States is  the Mother Mosque of America in Cedar Rapids, built in 1934; Cedar Rapids is west of the Mississippi River. Older American mosques (congregations) exist.  The Sacramento Press appears to have been relying on facts supplies by the congregation.  It is a local source, and the problem is that it is is the best source in the article.  I assume that whoever wrote "oldest" in the article took the word of the newspaper as reliable, but having a page that is clearly wrong on what appears to be this mosque's sole claim to notability is problematic.  Mosques, like churches, need to pass .  they tend to do so by being very big,  very old, architecturally notable, or very significant within a particular religious community or in the career of a notable cleric.  I see no indication that this mosque is notable, and no 
— User:E, 13:38, 4 September 2018 (UTC)
Stance: delete
Cited policy: WP:GNG||WP:SIGCOV (Wikipedia:Notability)