During the ceremony, all Muslims from the Inland Empire who are graduating from high schools or college are honored, and cash prizes are awarded to top students in several categories.
[6] Members filled 50 cartons with relief supplies and raised over $15,000 for victims of the 2004 Indian Ocean earthquake and tsunami.
[8] In June 2014, Kuko told The Press-Enterprise that the Center has worked hard to prevent young people from connecting with terrorist propaganda.
"[10] On July 21, 2017, guest speaker Imam Mahmoud Harmoush delivered a speech at the Islamic Center of Riverside that drew controversy for allegations of anti-semitic rhetoric.
[9][17][18][19] Farook and the other shooter Tashfeen Malik, who were married abroad, held their wedding reception at the Islamic Center of Riverside.