New York hosts numerous historic mosques including the Islamic Cultural Center of New York with its striking golden dome and the Malcolm Shabazz Mosque in Harlem, reflecting the city's rich Islamic heritage. The city has been home to diverse Muslim communities since the late 19th century, with significant contributions from African American Muslims and immigrants from across the Islamic world. Today, over 600,000 Muslims call New York home, maintaining vibrant Islamic cultural centers, halal businesses, and educational institutions that preserve and celebrate Islamic traditions.