If you are looking for a Masjid that teaches the pure message of Islam, you have found the place…read more Masjid Rahmah was established upon the Sunnah and to spread the correct teachings of Islam. The way of Allah (God) and his Messenger Muhammad. At this Masjid (House of Worship) you will find people from all walks of life. White and Black Americans, Africans, Middle Eastern and without prejudice, we are one. Brothers and sisters alike. Loving, helping and teaching each other upon on message. I personally know more than half of the brothers who attend this Masjid, since the day the doors opened on Martin Luther King Blvd. And now in our new location on Washington St. So I invite you to visit us on a Friday or any day of the week. So you can learn the pure teachings of Islam and experience the brother hood and sisterhood.

The best simple put into simple words this is the place to go on jumuah the masjid is also favoured…read moreby the scholars in Saudia

As a Muslim living on this beautiful island one of the best things is to find Masques near by to go…read moreto pray. This is the closest to my apartment. Very nice, very clean, very welcoming to come & pray or celebrate holidays. Me & my son love to come here for our Friday prayers & Eid prayers.

While undoubtedly a serene setting for prayer, the experience is marred by a disappointing…read moredisregard for neighboring peace and quiet. Every Friday night from 9 PM to 1 AM, the persistent loitering and deafening noise levels reach intolerable heights. There's clearly a issue here if you can hear a crowd through your windows. This is a dog friendly neighborhood and the crowd very evidently also riles up the neighborhood dogs as well adding to the noise pollution. Despite its long-standing presence, the establishment fails in managing crowd behavior and loitering, transforming what should be a place of reverence into an after-hours hangout marked by blatant disrespect for neighbors. I'm not sure what exactly occurred in the last few years but it was never as bad as it has been lately.

Beautiful mosque with good people and good voices to hear from blocks away when the pray time isread more

Love it. Of course any place where we can worship Allah is great! English khutbah is helpful and…read moreoffered here

I attended Jummah Salat here in August. The iqama was at 1:10 pm and the entire service went to (as…read moreI recall) about 2:00 pm. The community takes an interesting approach; The khutbah is in Arabic followed by a shorter cliff notes version in English (in contrast to other masajid where multiple services are held, each in different languages). Alhamdulillah for this and all the masajid that facilitate Muslims' communal duty to pray. May Allah SWT reward them.

A great and big mosque in Brooklyn. There are a few imams in the building, they are giving islamic…read moreclasses to children.

Large community with many programs and activities and full time school. Parking lot is big for all…read morefive times prayers.

While growing in piscataway we didnt have a place of worship being a muslim. A few of my dad's…read morefriends would come over and pray Tarweeh namaz in our basement in our house and they all decided to start a project of having a Maszid in piscataway.....Well Alhumdullah all there hard work and prays has helped into making a small town like piscataway get reconized.

Came here once for the food bazaar that typically happens every month. The space is not super…read morelarge, and it can get very hot in the summer. I came around 11am, and I was one of the first ones there. Tried the chicken satay (served on top of these pressed rice cubes) from the stand at the very front (Tuson Sate?) which was delicious and probably the best thing I tried. Got a fruit slaw from Warung Bu Marty Jogja, which was refreshing and a tiny bit spicy. Definitely a different flavor profile than what I'm used to. There were a lot of things there that I didn't recognize, and I wished that I had a larger stomach so I could try it all. Got a few of the different desserts but none of them stood out. Things add up surprisingly quickly - I think the satay was ~$8 - and to be honest, nothing really blew me away. But it was quite a unique experience and glad that I checked it out.

** 800th review ** I…read morecame for one of the monthly Indonesian Food Bazaars here and had a great time. To be honest, I was definitely one of the non-Indonesian people there, but that was not a problem. There were lots of interesting, yummy things to try - food that you won't find in American Indonesian restaurants, even the ones I've been to in NYC. I wish there had been more descriptions on the food items, but everyone was willing to explain what was in the food. I'd say there are minimal vegetarian items, but there are a few. You'll have to ask. Lastly, get the dessert items! They're great!

I attended Maghreb prayer here last night and my experience and impressions were different from the…read moreother sisters' reviews (maybe things have changed or it was an odd night.) Sisters area was tiny, not very clean, with one bathroom that smelled bad and didn't have a mirror (an extra challenge when you are trying to re wrap a silk hijab). But the most troubling part was that, despite having multiple signs in the sisters area that state "Brothers are not allowed to sit or sleep in the sisters area," I walked in to find a brother sitting there. He was slow to leave, but I figured it was an exception and didn't react seeing that he was leaving. Then once the adhan was called and I was starting salat, he walks back through the curtain to behind me, grabs a bag, and goes back to the men's side. Then someone else tries to walk in through the partition (I'm just seeing feet at this point), sees I'm there and goes back, then when I was doing my sunnah another guy walks all the way through to the back door. I really don't have an issue with mixed gender/non-partitioned prayer, though I prefer and appreciate having separate spaces. What I do have an issue with are hypocrisy and double standards. Imagine if the sisters treated the brothers' area so casually! I was the lone sister there--one came after we started and left while I was making dua (including for the masjid and this situation). I know sisters don't often come in numbers and it does to some extent justify dedicating less masjid space to us, but I think this can become a vicious circle and self-fulfilling prophesy if the space that is there )and the brothers' decisions and actions) do nothing more than discourage and alienate us. My husband came out saying the place was great and it had some of the best bathroom/wudu facilities he's ever seen. Then I told him about me experience. He said I should have said something directly to these brothers, but understood when I explained that I had already started praying. So this is my way of saying something. May Allah swt guide us all in navigating these issues in our ummah.

Madina Masjid is one of the 1st Masjid in New York. The thing I love about this Masjid is that it's…read morealways full of congregation. But it's facilities for the sisters could be better. The Masjid has an amazing weekend school for Muslim children from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The Imam is very knowledgeable with a friendly personality who is ready to answer questions or concerns regarding Islam. The Masjid also has a program for the Muslim American youth every Saturday evening.