A place to go to for worship, love, respect and a sense of community…read more Great people from many cultures forming one of the most peaceful communities. If you want to learn about islam, improve your knowledge, then this is the place to go to.

Unfortunately I wanted to go to this place for prayer today and when I checked their website I…read morefound they gave their place as a sunni mosque so I called by phone the mosque and asked if I am a Shia can I come and pray. The gentleman who answered the phone told me that this place is a Sunni place and if I want to come and pray as a Shia that will offend the people that are praying and I have to pray in the same way as the others I always thought that a mosque is a place of Allah worship and does not matter if I am Muslim or otherwise as we are all the creation of the same God Some SunnI brothers said that Shia do discriminated but where we pray the people are from all religions

Very spiritual place and the clergy are wonderful humans. It's a place of worship to God and…read moreethically diverse. All I could feel was peace, love & happiness when I went there. I was welcomed with smiles & open arms.

I went to Jummah i was greated in the front by Haji Muhammad and his wife. This gentlemen opens the…read moredoors to the masjid before Jummah as the masjid is only open on Fridays and Saturdays for zikr. During jummah the mosque is full. The men pray in the front and women towards the back. Jummahs khutbas are very funny, and to the point where anyone can understand. He uses real life examples. There are quite few converts that come to the masjid mostly men. Zikr is amazing, its a full house it consists of meditating, gathering in a circle with soft drums playing and remembering Allah swt. At the end of the night consists of dinner.

Azita was very kind and helpful from when we first reached out to her! She is professional and…read moresupportive. Everyone we ran in to was welcoming and warm. Dr. Amiri was great to work with and we highly recommend this location for any of the services they provide.

Finally visited this center for a Ramadan lecture, prayers, and iftar tonight. I'd been wanting to…read morecome here for a few years. Then Covid, etc. Very friendly leadership and a huge turnout. Brought a friend/coworker non-Muslim and she had a great time, too. Took an Uber in, wouldn't want to park in there because you'll probably get boxed in. Beautiful center and decor. Much more spacious than it appears from the outside. It's huge! Basement, ground, and upstairs areas. Don't think I was supposed to be taking photos inside, sorry. It was just so beautiful and I wanted to keep some memories. ICCNC has a strong relationship with unsheltered at the encampments in Oakland, feeding them hot warm meals and spending time getting to know them. Very heartwarming. I hope I can make it for jumma prayer sometimes. I forgot how differently Sunni & Shia (here, mainly Persians) pray since coming from a different center. Slight differences but same meaning and purpose. Thank you for a very nice evening!

Stopped here to make salat while traveling thru. It was nice, clean and comfortable! I didn't see…read morea lot of parking but, we made it work! I appreciate it being available!

I do like the " Facility ". Parking can be a challenge in the Area. However - to the Brother who…read morecomplained it seemed ' Disorganized ' with ' Random Furniture ' etc. What we all need to ' Come 2gether 2 Acknowledge ' is that it is ' Our Communal Center '. Thus more ' Important ' to Volunteer and ' Become Part Of The Solution ' - rather than Broadcast ' Inside Issues '. Very possibly this Center ' Lacks Active Volunteers ' despite so much Muslim Youth nearby @ ' The UC Brkly. Campus '. When we were lobbying years ago for $$$ to ' Complete this Masjid Project ' .... The main ' Agenda ' was to have a " Safe Space " for Muslim Youth from the nearby U. C. Berkeley Campus. Hope they have ' Forned a Core Volunteer Committere ' since, and that there is Always an " Active Core Volunteer Committee " to assist the " Lone & Always Toiling Facility Manager !!! Good Wishes Guys !!!!

Nice and spacious. Close to the campus. Parking on the street does seems to be an issue on Fridays.read more

So this is my first time going to the Islamic Center of Alameda but I have to say it was great…read more Awesome, warm community and a great little masjid to boot! The men and women have separate prayer areas and bathrooms connected by a door- just in case a small child or wife or husband need to get in contact with each other- while in the masjid. The women's area is clean with a TV with working sound that shows the men's prayer area and the minbar - so you can actually see the khutbah without being in the men's area. Sound is loud and clear - alhumdualillah. There is also a water cooler and a small bathroom/wudu station attached. Outside there is some parking in front of the masjid and a basketball hoop with thats fenced in where the children can play. Great masjid - inshaAllah one of these days I will attend for an actually Jummah!

I agree with sister Aisha. Great place. When I go shopping for masjids I stay away from cultural…read moreplaces. I want a welcoming group with a lot of diversity. This masjid has a lot of loving african american women. This time I was surprised they had free food. Many community members sponsor Jummah meals. It was yummy. I made sure I did sadaqah to support future meals. When you add food to a halaqa - it becomes AWESOME. The men pray in the building to the left of the street, and women have a spacious place on the right in the islamic community center. The Khutba is telecasted live for the women. Make sure you enter from the side door to the islamic center otherwise you have to hunt for the shoe rack. Tip : Do bring change when u go for prayers on Friday, great way to earn Hasana by saadaqa. And grab some eatables like a cake when you go to halaqas. The duas that u get from giving an unexpected treat is awesome.

Basic Friday Juma Prayer almost impossible to ask any alım…read moreadvice on Muslim fiqh, especially if you're not living in San Francisco - more workers and business people get in get out on lunch break for Juma. Perfectly serves it purpose but the several months I attended Juma there, I never met anyone there never shared a hello or cup of tea. The abdes area is the mens restroom but it has no clogs to wear in that area and nothing for elderly disabled for whom men's rooms and wudu were an issue I never could learn what its mezheb was. Not Hanefi apparently

Conveniently located mosque near downtown San Francisco. Open for prayers daily. Diverse community…read more It is located in the Tenderloin area so best to be aware of surroundings when entering and exiting the mosque.

It is one of the best Masjids I have been to in my 30 years. The Imam is incredibly knowledgeable…read moreand the believers are warm and friendly.

I was introduced to this Imam by my mother. This Masjid felt incredibly warm to me. I felt like I…read morehad been going for years even though it was my first time. If you are not a Muslim but are interested, Imam Shuaibe would surely be helpful in your journey.

Very nice brothers very inviting go visit them you'll see the love and harmony of Islam with these…read morepeople

Masjid is on a busy street that is full of dealerships and restaurants and salons etc. Ahamdullilah…read moreIt is convenient and close by to some residence as well. It is very clean mashallah, a little small but it is under renovation so that is exciting to look forward to inshallah. Mashallah They have great Shiekh's that do the Khutbah ! This is one of my husbands favorite masjid! Parking is a little tricky but inshallah you will find a spot .

I do not recommend going on Thursdays for the food donations. The food they pick up THEY take by…read morethe box full. After standing in line for sometimes over an hour and watching what was donated go right into their cars you are told you can only pick 1 thing from each table from what is left after the "volunteers " take their boxfuls. I hope someone looks into this non Christian way of helping people in need

As an Interfaith chaplain who served Muslim patients in a nearby hospital, I visited this most…read morewonderful, humble and loving masjid to learn more about Islam and I discovered some very sweet people who are very respectful, open-minded, and a delight to sit with. I attend women's prayers on Friday as much as possible. I have been given good resources to work with patients, and greatly appreciate the time I spent with Tariq, the director and mighty angel of this mosque. He answered many of my questions and introduced me to many people. I value the wisdom and love of this masjid and recommend it highly to anyone seeking to know more about Islam in an open-minded way that celebrates life, community and love.