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Halal food, mosques and markets across California.

Each place has a street address, a source link and the date we last checked it — from Little Arabia in Anaheim to Fremont, Los Angeles, San Diego and Sacramento.

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A California street with a green HALAL sign in English and Arabic, oranges stacked on the sidewalk, tall palm trees and a white mosque with a minaret against the hills
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6 of 32 places. Addresses and phone numbers are from each business’s own site or the source shown on its page.

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Little Arabia, Brookhurst Street

Anaheim’s Arab-American corridor runs along Brookhurst Street. The directory lists 6 places here — bakeries, Yemeni and Mediterranean kitchens, a market and a mosque — each with its own address and source.

  1. 1Desert Moon Grill888 S Brookhurst St
  2. 2Kareem's Falafel1208 S Brookhurst St
  3. 3Forn Al Hara512 S Brookhurst St STE 5
  4. 4House of Mandi518 S Brookhurst St #1
  5. 5Masjid Al-Ansar (West Coast Islamic Society)1717 S Brookhurst St
  6. 6Altayebat Market1217 S Brookhurst St
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Little Arabia, Anaheim: Desert Moon Grill, Kareem's Falafel, Forn Al Hara, House of Mandi, Masjid Al-Ansar (West Coast Islamic Society), Altayebat Market S Brookhurst St Desert Moon Grill 1 Kareem's Falafel 2 Forn Al Hara 3 House of Mandi 4 Masjid Al-Ansar (West Coast Islamic Society) 5 Altayebat Market 6
Schematic: each pin is plotted from the listing’s coordinates along South Brookhurst Street. Numbers match the list.
Prayer times

Today in Greater Los Angeles

Fajr5:12 AM
Dhuhr11:46 AM
Asr2:42 PM
Maghrib4:56 PM
Isha6:15 PM
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