Dawoodi Bohra Al Masjid Al Ezzi Anjuman-e-Burhanee in Los Angeles is a Muslim community and mosque serving the Dawoodi Bohra tradition in Woodland Hills, California. The community is guided by Islamic principles and Fatimid teachings, with practices that include reciting the Quran, performing the five daily prayers, and fasting during Ramadan. It emphasizes education, faith, women’s empowerment, social contributions, patriotism, and an inclusive vision of American society, while also maintaining distinctive communal traditions such as shared meals around the thaal.