Beautiful mosaque nice place for Muslim to pray they many events and another great placeread more

As-Salaam Walikum, I would like to start by saying CVIC is a…read morevery unique masjid. This masjid Ma shaa Allah has a special connection that no other masjid has. The people here are nice and very welcoming Ma shaa Allah. I would recommend this place to everybody that i know. I remember when the Sunday Iftaar used to only have 75 people. And now Ma shaa Allah it has 650-700 people. This place has grown and will grow more In Shaa Allah. This is a place that I can call home.

Islamic Center of the IE! A beautifully maintained and welcoming masjid. I was particularly…read moregrateful for the assistance and kindness shown by a fellow visitor who helped me enter the women's section. A peaceful and accommodating space for reflection and prayer. Mashallah !

Terrible one of the people that go to this mosque parked in my drive way and my father got home and…read morecould not PARK IN OUR DRIVE WAY are you serious this is disgusting how dare you we pay rent here not for random people to park in our home without consent. I will be reporting this to the city and just a friendly reminder I will be calling tows on whoever parks in this area that does not live here we are having limited parking here for PEOPLE WHO LIVE HERE!!!! Disgusting

When my brother's friend, Arsal, invited our family to an Interfaith Iftar, we had no idea we'd be…read morebreaking our fast at that masjid--the one in Corona. Having spent my adolescent years here, I was stunned to realize this was only my second time back. And wow, what a homecoming. This mosque is breathtaking, especially at night. The way it glows green in the dark? Absolutely mesmerizing. You can spot it from across the street, standing like a beacon of serenity. But the real magic happens inside--every detail is stunning, from the architecture to the ambiance. Subhanallah, thank you for the company, experience, and food & happy Ramadan Mubarak :)

I was 3 time in this mosque and to be honest.. no one come to ask if I new in this mosque .. I new…read more Muslim to accept and enjoy the new faith.. but I was disappointed on this mosque .. of course the mosque is beautiful but my sister in faith need to be more nice with the new sister in the place .. I hope next time when I visit there is change my mind.. But for the moment I go to the mosque the place I accept the new faith there .. I feel in family there the only problem Is I move to riverside the corona mosque is close to me now

Came here for the America 250 Years Celebration…read more Plenty of parking next to the temple. Had a great time here. The light show was fantastic! The music that accompanied the show was awesome. Very upbeat. It matched the light show perfectly! Had a blast watching the lights and music blended well together. It was a very fun experience. Glad we were able to be here and enjoyed the America 250 Years Celebration. Check out some of the videos I have posted. Make sure you have the sound on. Enjoy!

Helpful Tips for First-Time Visitors…read more Admission/parking are completely free; you only pay for the cafe. Here is what we learned, especially if visiting for architecture. Arrival, Check-In, & Dress CodeGroup Check-In: One person acts as leader, checks the party in at the visitor center, and gets a tracking wristband. Staff: Our group wore summer dresses and shorts. The staff was incredibly welcoming, respectful, and comforting. Sarongs: Knees/shoulders must be covered; no tank tops. Free, one-size sarongs are available at a table to the LEFT of check-in (near the Men's restroom). Drop them in the return basket when done.The Footwear TrickShoes must be removed before climbing the entrance stairs. The stone steps get intensely hot under the sun (reaching ~120°F even on 90°F days). My bare feet were in so much pain that my smartwatch HR spiked instantly!The Fix: Bring thick socks before entering. Walk directly on the white marble stripes by the handrails--white marble reflects heat and stays much cooler. Experience: It was eye-watering hot before I realized the temperature difference midway up. I was stepping on my daughter's sarong to save my feet while yelling at her not to trip! Learn from me and use the white tracks from step one. Hidden Architectural TreasuresThe interior marble carvings (Italian shrine stone, Indian floors) are breathtaking. Each tier tells a story: Floor Level: Peacocks, fish, and turtles are at eye level on column bases. Water creatures represent the foundation of the world, anchoring the temple, while peacocks show nature's beauty. High Corners: Look way up where pillars meet ceiling arches for the alligator-like 'Makara' (mythical guardian). Its open mouth reminds visitors to leave behind their sharp worldly egos. Hidden Pedestal: Near Ganesha's feet is a tiny carving of a rat. Representing human restlessness, the still rat symbolizes conquering busy thoughts to find peace. Ceiling Domes: A massive lotus blooms downward from the center (spiritual enlightenment), supported by a tier of carved artisans honoring selfless service. Cafe & Snack ShopKeep these flavor profiles in mind at the vegetarian cafe: Spiced White Yogurt: Skip it entirely. It does not taste like chai; it tasted like spiced ethanol and almost made me sick. Other Drinks: The mango and green yogurt drinks are much better. Savory Food: Cheese pizza is available. The Pea/Potato Empanadas (Kachoris) are tasty but extremely spicy Samosas are mild and taste great with both red and green sauces. Sweets: They don't have Baklava. The staff recommended a nutty chocolate fudge sweet that tasted like dry Cocoa Puffs--decent, but not sweet or chewy. General AdviceTiming: Visit early morning or near sunset to avoid the blistering midday sun on the stairs. Accessibility: If the stairs look too intimidating, ask the staff for directions to the indoor elevator.

Excellent services for Islamic prayers. This masjid is located at a convenient location for local…read moreresidents in Pomona, CA. Dr. Atiq Siddiqi

I love this Masjid. I always feel welcome and love coming to pray here. It is very peaceful here…read more The community is welcoming and treats everyone like family. It is also very diverse and every one does their part to help keep the Masjid safe and clean for all.

Beautiful mosaque pretty nice clean place to pray and stuff pretty cool place if you Muslim to seeread more

Mashaallah is very nice mosque JAK for your generosity in Ramadan and for your useful programs and…read moreyouth activities

My community Mosque happens to be my favorite place to worship my Lord and Savior . The most…read morebeautiful thing that I enjoy is we always send the blessings upon our prophet and the family of our prophet and ask are most Highest Lord for the coming of our guided one all together . Always looking forward for Friday to congregate with the brothers at Ahlulbayt.

Service was good. Beautiful mosaque pretty nice place to chill and hang out with Muslim brothersread more

Been wanting to visit this mosque since it's so close and just wanted gain more insight to this…read morereligion and population since we are literally neighbors. Since their website had little info, I found them on Facebook with listed events. I had wanted to attend their open house but saw that they had a community dinner that was open to everyone and free. I had emailed them just to confirm attendance and number of people attending. When we arrived, we were greeted immediately by a friendly mosque goer who gave us this vast history of the religion in a nutshell and in under 30 minutes. He gave us a brief tour of the grounds too and gave us DVD about Modern Muslims/religion. The other members of the mosque were also friendly and welcoming. As the dinner was being prepared, we offered to helpe him set up table cloths. The dinner was served to us and the plates were heaping with rice, chicken and salad. Wish I got their recipe because it was super delicious! I even got seconds and noticed it was almost all gone. We finished the meal off with fresh fruit and cake. Overall, it was a nice experience and highly recommend everyone to visit!

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Beautiful mosaque. Nice place as well. People here nice and very friendly. Pretty chill placeread more