Alhamdulilah, very beautiful mosque. However, it was a very sad when I travelled with my family…read moreduring the month of Ramadan and they don't serve Iftar. It's a historic landmark and representing the Muslim community in the USA and it is the largest mosque in the country. I'm very disappointed that I Ramadan, Iftar and Maghreb is not celebrated there.

Very Beautiful Masjid, Highly recommend, there is an area for Lectures it's a very big and nice…read moremasjid, clean bathroom and peaceful.

Nice masjid mA very active and engaged with the community. Would def recommend to check it outread more

The community was in welcoming Mashallah The masjid was clean The Jummah was offered in both…read moreArabic and in English

Great Sunni Mosque, family Owned, they offer Quran, arabic and Islamic studies classes. Great for…read moreall kids, young and old. I have been here now for couple of years, and love the family friendly environment

Great Masjid we r here for maghrib, and MashAllah its full. Nice place for desi descents, mainly…read morePakistani and indians. There's a separate section for females, and kids. I think its a small mosque for the crowd I have seen, But may Allah put Barakah and bless us and accept our prayers.

I prayed Jummah here while traveling for work to Adrian, Michigan . Good clean environment! This…read moremasjid is MashaAllah amazing! It was easy to park and the khutbah was very insightful. The masjid interior is built very well and looks gorgeous. They have a school as well.

This is my favorite place on earth that I have ever been. I was sad to see that it didn't have a…read moreYelp, and I was hoping that in creating this Yelp page others may come to find this beautiful masjid. Alhamdulilah I found it through a friend. When I was considering converting, this was the first place I came. The community involvement is tremendous. There is a sisters halaqa class with Sister Fadia that seriously changed my life, and the Shieyk here was willing to help me and a large group learn Arabic in order to better our knowledge of Islam, mashaAllah. I am so proud to say that I took my shahada at this mosque over three years ago and I talk about how wonderful it is on a regular basis, even though I'm not living in Los Angeles. This place is amazing and there is something about it that makes me feel like I am home every time I visit. I miss the taraweeh here. I miss the design of the carpet. I miss the community. InshaAllah Allah rewards all of you for how beautiful this place is in both spirit and appearance. If you are thinking of converting and Yelped to find somewhere to come to, this is THE PLACE! They will all be willing to help you, and Sister Fadia is AMAZING, mashaAllah alayha.

Great place which welcomes people of all faiths! They have open houses for people of all faiths to…read morecome together and learn from one another which helps bring the surrounding community together.

Great Mosque! The community is nice and welcoming!read more

IAGD holds a very special place in my heart as we've been coming here since the 90s/early 2000s…read more Everyone I've met, for the most part, is welcoming and kind, whether you are Muslim or not, and is willing to help you in any way. I've seen non-Muslims attend Jummah (special Friday prayer) in the past and I believe also attend field trips to the mosque. The mosque does also sometimes hold interfaith events. The mosque has been newly expanded and renovated and prayers here have such a beautiful atmosphere and feel as though you are truly standing in Allah (God)'s house. The facilities are beautiful and clean and there is ample space on a "typical" day for both women and men to pray. Taraweeh salah in Ramadan can get very crowded especially on the weekends and 27th night which also goes for the 2nd and 3rd Eid prayer. I would recommend coming early to get optimal parking during those peak times Noise can also be distracting when people talk during prayers and speeches, but I think each mosque has that problem to a certain extent. I would recommend coming here for at least a visit regardless of sect, race, or even religion.