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California Muslim group buys $16.5m Cupertino property after two-decade search

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The West Valley Muslim Association has purchased a property in Cupertino, California, for $16.5 million. The community spent roughly 20 years looking for a suitable site. The building will serve as a permanent base for daily prayers, educational programs, and community gatherings. The acquisition was funded through a dedicated fundraising campaign. Organizers say the move responds to the growing needs of the local Muslim population.

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