Very Beautiful mosque and taraweeh during Ramadan is a spiritual awakening here , MashaaAllah very…read morebeautiful Quraa and Hufaaz reciting Quran here and lots of programs for families and children

Great masjid very clean and specious. Really enjoyed…read morevisiting.The Emam of this masjid is Sheikh/Reda Shata is a great scholar and I enjoy his lectures. I recommend visiting Saturdays and listening to the lecture.

Love this temple. Amazing to go there every week. I get utmost peace visiting and looking at…read moresairam diety.. they also celebrate other events in a grand way .. on sai ram ..

Great mosque. Very positive and energetic environment. You can find all types of books on Islam…read morehere.

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.

One of a kind of a temple in USA .. its like a replica of Tirupati venkatschalapathy.. never seeen…read moresuch temple in US. Fantastic and really has fantastic aura. It's a new temple and just had kumbabishekam ... we just loved the positivity in this temple... They encourage lots of young kids and artists to perform in this temple .. . Big thanks to all organizers .. lots and lots of parking around . Nice location. Right in t he heart of NJ . 5 star for sure !

What an amazing building and community. The building itself is grand, beautifully appointed,…read moreclean, with a grand chandelier, lots of prayer space and a garden in construction. The people are very nice and welcoming and there's lots of books and literature if you're interested in learning more.

Reading, NJ I learned about a new culture and religion. A…read morefiancé brought me here and I had to cover my hair and take off my shoes. Women and men has to sit on separate sides of the room. Cool thing is they serve Indian dish somewhere towards end of the ceremony in their back room kitchen. ;-) I like Indian temples. Different energy. My favorite one was located in Germantown, PA.