Beautiful Sunni masjid in the heart of Alpharetta, they also have Sunday school for kidsread more

Mashallah, clean and professional. Tajweed always warming to the heart and information about…read morereligion is always accurate

Very bad the sitter is very rude to me and my children kept saying get out she is wearing a purple…read morehajab and had a Mac book air with stickers on it very rude to me and my kids I would give you a zero but I have to give a one

Immigrant community that appear to be very biased toward people of color.Came to Masjid seeking…read moreassistance after incurring brief hardship and was turned away with an Attitude of scorn..If you are immigrant you may be accepted....However,if you are African American they frown upon you and seem to have an attitude of intolerance and a false sense of superiority..In the Islamic Ummah this should not be..The Prophet Muhammad strictly forbade racism and declared the equal rights of all Muslims without regard to racial identity or ethnicity..In light of this mosque is not standing on Islam!!!Be aware.

great mosjid, friendly folks and always feel at home here, brothers and sisters are very kind and…read morenice to the kids and vice versa, the mosjid looks old but serves better, in sha Allah some day this will be well built beautiful masjid and I will be a part of it in sha Allah. The food in Ramadan here is the best in Atlanta, guaranteed. It helps our spiritual life towards success. Only default, the mosjid needs to be punctual, jaja kallah khaeer.

I was traveling and stopped by for Iftar in Ramadan and had a really good experience. They parking…read morewas a little confusing but I liked the place overall.

Masjid Omar bin Abdul Aziz is a masjid I've visited a few times. This is one of the better masjids…read morewe have visited in the local area. The people are friendly. Tonight there was an event with food following the service. I started to eat with them but decided to get out of the line and go outside to sit on a bench. I was surprised when two little boys came to the bench and started talking with me.