This is very well maintained Masjid and organizes a lot of events for the community. It has a good…read moreparking area and it's at walking distance from Irving library.

Everything starting with the Very Clean environment and very respectful believers…read moreI felt like I am home.

Great food box. Great people so nice and helpful. Just drive up and they put the box in your carread more

Best and one of the larges Mosques in Dallas and may be in TX. We came a couple of years ago and…read moretalked to the Imam there ( Sheikh Bajour) and he was so welcoming and explained tons of things for us as we were moving from another state. Now after we moved in, my kids are attending an amazing Sunday school there plus tons of other activities that the mosque is offering to kids and adults of all age.

"Kindness is a mark of faith and whoever is not kind has no faith." prophet Muhammad (s.a.s.)…read more"God will not be merciful to those who are not merciful to mankind."

Love for All Hatred for None Friday Prayers starts at 1:30…read morefinishes around 2:00 PM 1-800-why-islam

The security guards are often rude, and the management appears disorganized and careless. It seems…read morethat many people here are primarily focused on financial gain. While they are highly effective at fundraising, maintaining this place as a true house of worship--dedicated to Allah for the sake of Allah and reflecting the true spirit of Islam--is something I have not witnessed over the past 10 years of praying here. Recently, I have chosen to perform my prayers in different places rather than at this masjid. In my experience, this has become more of a place of business than a house of Allah. A house of Allah should not be in such a state. At the same time, I find this situation unsurprising, as much of the management comes from Pakistan and India, where there appears to be a tendency to evaluate everything in monetary terms relative to their home countries' currencies. This reflects, in my view, a mindset that prioritizes financial considerations over spiritual responsibility.

Mashallah great programs I moved from a different state just teach my kids here. I advise anyone to…read moremove here and teach your children in the school here

Best masjid with welcoming brothers and sisters. I'm from out of the state but now I'm a resident…read more All praise is to Allah

Mosquehopper Yelp I…read morefound this mosque today while looking for a mosque for Jumu'ah prayer in Irving. I was surprised that it was not on Yelp yet, so I added it. Pretty nice mosque with two Jumu'ah prayer. They also had a Ice Cream truck in the parking lot....not a bad idea considering 100+ degrees. Jumu'ah: 1st Khutba 1:45 PM, 2nd Khutba: 3:00 PM (summer). They have the times on their website 5 times Jamaat: Yes Wud u Area: Yes Sister's Prayer Lounge: Yes Restroom Cleanliness: Yes Parking: Onsite Food sell after Jumu'ah: Not sure Sunday Islamic School: Not sure Mosque Store: Not sure

Diverse community Masha'Allah. Security is very considerate which I admire - much respect to them…read more Musallah could be vacuumed more frequently. Still rated a 5 star knowing this can change In'sha'Allah.

I will not speak on the people involved in this community or their religion. It is a beautiful…read moreplace, and is extremely diverse which fits the community well! UNFORTUNATELY, they seem to lack consideration for surrounding businesses and the available parking for the patrons of the businesses. A business was threatened by multiple workers at this mosque because the business decided to charge for parking/block parking spots unless they were customers. Originally, multiple people from the mosque came and threatened to take away all of their business until the had to move. They came two different times the first day. After that, they seemed to come once every day continuing to make threats, but they attempted to change their tune. The business they were threatening does not sell anything that goes against their religion, they simply threatened the business because the business put its customer's first, rather than the mosque's visitors. Previously, the business did not bother with enforcing parking rules. Bad look for a religious community

Salam Alaykum. It's been years since I've been to this masjid. The last time I came (almost a…read moredecade ago), they were still using the old building. Although address remains the same on the website, the service is actually held in the building directly opposite to where the gps will take you. It's a pink building with a huge parking lot and a gate. I got to the masjid about 10:50 because the service time was listed as 11am, but it actually doesn't start till like 11:45 am. Expect some 'African time' We were handed prayer books so it makes it easy to follow the recitation especially if you don't know the words. There's a kid's room which is great because it allows their parents to focus on the service. The service is done in both Yoruba and English. Food, snacks and water were also handed out after Zuhr prayers. I recommend coming to this masjid especially if you're looking for a sense of togetherness. They make everyone feel welcomed

I love this Masjid . I feel so comfortable when I go there . The people are so nice and helpful. My…read morekids are going there in the weekend they are having fun and get knowledge about Islam

MashaAllah, this beautiful masjid is the true representation of Ahle Sunna wal jamaat.read more

Good and friendly community. Bright Mosq. Nice people. Will stop by again. SalamuAlaikum.read more

First time for me at this mosque. I stopped for Friday prayer while I was I. The area. It's couple…read moremiles from Arlington downtown and about a mile from UT Arlington. Decent size mosque with private parking lot. Madina Academy on one side. The prayer area is specious and nice green carpet all through the two sections. One thing I have noticed that there are no lines on the carpet and that creates a some confusion among everyone about where to form the lines during the short time between end of Khutba and start of prayer. Also, it takes time to form straight lines. It will help if management adds some type of marker to form the straight lines. Jumu'ah: 1:30 PM 5 times Jamaat: Not Sure Wud u Area: Yes Sister's Prayer Lounge: Yes Restroom Cleanliness: Yes Parking: Onsite Food sell after Jumu'ah: Yes Sunday Islamic School: Yes Mosque Store: No