My in laws took us there to show the masjid. We went in between prayers so it was practically…read moreempty. I had my 2 year old with me and I saw signs for mothers with young children to go up the stairs to mother's room. When I reached the top of the stairs, I see a group of men doing what seems to be a halaqah on the landing the stairs take us to. I was uncomfortable entering this space so I walked back down to the regular sister's area. I also kept trying to go to the restroom to change my son's diaper but it was closed the whole time I was there, so I texted my husband and he offered to change my son in the men's restroom. When we tried to do a handoff through the doors dividing the men and women's area, an older man who spoke Urdu and claimed to be the security guard starting yelling at me asking what I'm doing. He backed off a little bit when he saw my husband but we both asked him why he was yelling at me and in front of the children. He was upset I was letting my 2 year old come into the men's area and we tried to explain how the mother's area is blocked by men and how as the security guard, he should do something about that. He smiled and responded calmly that what the men are doing upstairs is fine. I immediately understood the kind of "man" I was speaking to and didn't want to waste my time further in this masjid so I left and my family all followed. many of the people who witnessed this were SUPER embarrassed by this guy's behavior. In Surah Baqarah we are told that his is one of the worst types of dhulm a person can do - make the masjid unwelcoming for worshippers. If you are associated with this masjid, please address this problem.

It's a beautiful spacious mosque. It's a bit of a drive from Katy for me but I'll go any chance I…read morehave.

Very clean Ver organized ample parking space…read moreKhi tab very very good Highly recommended to everyone

Very Loud!! We try to sleep in on Sundays and these people singing very loudly at 6:45am on a…read moreSunday!!!! Do it inside!!!!

This masjid performs Islamic rituals such as prayers, holds Islamic gatherings, celebrates Islamic…read morepast and present occasions, and performs religious ceremonies such as marriage, divorce and burials. The masjid also runs schools and kindergartens, lectures, conferences, publish books fairs and fliers. The masjid engages in activities that help the community and facilitate matters and wok toward maintaining stability Masjid policies are derived from the Holy Qur'an, the traditions and preachings of the prophet Mohammed (pbuh), and the guidance of Ahel-ul-Beit (Family of the Prophet Mohammad)

Imam of the Mosque Br. Yesil is a great Quran reciter, every Friday he recites 30 minutes before…read moreJuma'ah Prayer. He is from Al-Azhar Univ. he speaks arabic and english I think turkish too. Crowded mosque Alhamdulillah. Very clean and beautiful.

From the owner: The Islamic Institute & Houston Blue Mosque, founded in 2001, is a 501(c)(3) non-profit and…read morenon-political organization operating exclusively for religious, charitable, educational, and literary purposes.The Islamic Institute aspires to educate Muslims and non-Muslims alike with the basic knowledge of Islam and to contribute towards the betterment of the society.

Good place with peace and love people i feel something different vibes whenever i go to thereread more

Great people. You guys are the reason why this message is uninterruptedly traveling and reaching…read moreits designated final destination without a doubt. (Enshalah). . . .

Very large community for a neighbourhood masjid. Extremely well-organised and welcoming people…read more Clean, and accommodating for both sisters and brothers. Inspiring programmes and lectures. Would definitely visit again if I return the area in Sugarland, Houston, Texas.

Its a beautiful masjid. Not much desi community. Overall its good. People who do Khutba are usually…read morenot good orators. Feels like youtube Video. ....................................... .......................................

Isee there is a lot of mixed reviews of this masjid about mostly the women section which i can't…read morereally speak upon. But what i can speak upon is the men's section. I was raised at this masjid and seen it grow from the small little like home (now a daycare) to now a huge well ran beautiful masjid. Especially during ramadan the masjid feels so alive and the youth all come together. I'm grateful for this masjid and i hope these bad reviews don't stop anyone from coming to a house of allah

First Islamic center in Missouri city TX. Five daily prayers are held regularly. Location is also…read moreavailable in google maps.

Dawah is every Muslims responsibility especially in the WEST!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! And you Muslims will…read morebe held ACCOUNTABLE!!!!!!!!!