The Asamai Hindu Temple is one block away from the the Ganesh Hindu Temple in Flushing, New York…read more It is a small temple, but one gets a sense of peace when there. The area of Bowne street, Flushing is as close to the Hindu area as one could get. It is full of life and there is vegetarian restaurant that offers the best south Indian dishes I have ever had. The original Asamai Hindu Temple is in Kabul, Afghanistan. It is located in the heart of Kabul and the city of Kabul is built around this temple. It shows the deep connection of Kabul with Hinduism.

The guy there is really friendly but this is more of a temple where he turned the first floor of a…read morehouse into one big pooja room.

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This is a welcoming mandir. I visited for a wedding a few years ago & came for Sunday service…read morerecently (9:30-11:30am) The building is a stand-alone structure for worship in the Parkchester neighborhood of The Bronx, unlike many other Guyanese mandirs in the boro that have to make due with part of another building. You enter through the side entrance & leave your shoes in the basement on a large wall with shelves designated for shoes. The bathrooms and community center/dining hall are also in the basement. The mandir itself is fairly large with the altar at the front. There is a central carpet runner for an aisle and plush carpet to sit on with chairs for those who would like it. It is modestly decorated. The large murtis are very nice and there is good lighting. After the service, very delicious Guyanese vegetarian food was served downstairs with tea, water, and soft drinks. Overall the place is very well organized & gives you a sense that there is structure without being exclusive to others. What struck me most about this mandir is that visiting as a stranger was not an issue: no stares, no segregation, and no silent treatment. There was an absence of expected West Indian judgement. In fact the congregation was actively welcoming - both stalwarts and new comers like me. The pandit that day was informative and moderately interactive but did not make anyone uncomfortable by demanding participation. In fact, the pandit encouraged using our phones during the service, so that we were enabled to find the position of the moon with Google. This allowed us to determine the darkest night/Diwali, together. In many Guyanese cultural activities in The Bronx, there can be a general sense of, "uhhh is this how it's done?" with underlying awkwardness that either an older person helps rid or you just accept it as whatever. In contrast, the Sunday service here was warm, informative, and provided an feeling of belonging - even among a group of strangers. I recommend visiting if you wish to explore Hindu Guyanese culture, want to bring your mom to church, or are just exploring your own faith/customs while here in New York City.

MashaAllah this is a truly amazing Masjid. The interior is clean and the care of the Khadem's are…read morefelt. The Imam is also a very nice person, and gives enlightening lectures. May Allah swt bless the kind people involved with this Masjid. The Jumua khutba starts at 1:05 and the prayer after 1:40 based on May 30th.

it's so beautiful. It has the best women section i've seen by far! I recommend it to anyone…read moreespecially women because it's hard to find musjids that have nice set up for the women

This is the best place for worship. All my brothers and sisters come down and join us today.read more

Amazing institution to learn more about Sanatan Dharma, warm and friendly community, and great…read morefood. As a teen who has attended this temple for most of my life I can say without a doubt that it has transformed my life and made me a much kinder, wiser, and better person overall. I will definitely continue to attend here as much as possible.

To Hindus of Guyana, Trinidad, Mauritius, US and India:…read more This article is about the total disrespect for Hindus in Guyana. In Guyana local and foreign Christian missionaries are allowed to destroy Hinduism. These missionaries are allowed to distribute Bible especially in schools, the Ministry have a curriculum for the Christian in schools which is monitored by the education department, the young Hindus are being taught Bible and Christian programs for the purpose of converting them from Hindus to Christian, missionaries give poor and uneducated Hindus small gifts and sweet smiles and brain wash them and convert them to Christian. They are destroying these Hindus people lovely culture for political reason. No other religion in Guyana have these programs or are allowed these program in schools. In America they have one public holiday for Christian which is Christmas. In Guyana they have three and the other religions have two. The Government should make the Christian have two also. In America Christian prayers are ban in public schools because of the American Constitution prohibit it. In Guyana they respect it. I am calling on parents to stop there children from using Christian prayers because these people are using Christian religion for political purposes. Apart from this they condemn other religions and spread hatred among people. They are trying to divide Guyanese. Guyana government is responsible to reconvert all those Hindus that joined the man made political religion. Conversion is taken place at a pace of about 10,000 per year. At this rate it is estimate that there will not be any Hindu in the Caribbean in the next 20 years. I believe it is happening in Trinidad and Suriname too to a less extent. Pandits in Guyana, Trinidad, Mauritius, US and India should have a serious word with the Guyana government and if they do not change their attitude of destroying Hindus culture in Guyana stop endorse the Guyana government for re-elction. I am also asking you all to help spread the words of the only god made and mother of all religion in the Caribbean and the west. If you go to www.google.com you can pick up mandirs in South America, North America and Caribbean countries. Please include them on your website and give them words to continue to spread the word of god. We would like to preserve and spread the mother of all religion in the west. I am asking you if you can design a column on your website to accommodate names and contact information of Mandirs, Pandits and executives of mandirs through out Guyana and the western world. If this happens a lot of people will sponsor or help mandirs in Guyana and the western world which will help preserve our religion. In Guyana majority of Hindus that are converting are Araya Samaj. In fact an Araya Samaj Temple at No. 71 Village closes down and three Christian Church erected. This village was predominantly Araya Samaj. Another village was No. 59. Most of Essequibo villages converted. The reason why people are converting is because Guyana do not have trained pandits and those who reach out to the public. Another reason is because the Christian Missionaries attack the uneducated and poor Hindus where they give them small gifts and sweet smiles and brain wash them with catching words. We need to reach out to these people and reconvert them. Apart from Araya Samaj other branches of Hindus that converted a lot are the Madrasee. Also I am asking if Cove and John Ashram or any other school or organization if it could form a school to train pandits in the western world since it is expensive to send them to India. This could happen if this college has one or more teachers from India and the syllabus of the pandit program can be sent from India if you request it. If the pandit program get going a lot of pandits from US, Canada, England, South America and the Caribbean will benefit from it. We are trying to spread Hinduism in the west and around the world since it is the oldest religion written in the oldest and most complete language which is Sanskrit. Somebody who is in a position please create a website that could include addresses and contact information of mandirs and Hindus across this planet. The website should be designed to find mandirs by country, name and address as well as pandits. It must also carry a space for devotees to enter their information of their respective mandirs. A website for Hindus which can be constructed similar to www.graduates.com where public cannot get people email addresses would have be really nice for Hindus around the world. Please forward or copy and paste this email to politicians, pandits, and Hindus. Ram

Ive been traveling across US and I've been coming to this masjid for the past few months for Friday…read moreprayer "jummah" and I fell in love with the community. I hope this review helps for Maps and I will bye uploading pictures I took recently.

Today was my first time visiting the Islamic Center at NYU. Actually my first time in a long time…read morein a mosque! Jumma prayers during the month of Ramadan. Really very good experience. You need a ID to get into the building, sign in. Take the elevator up. A beautiful room with floor to ceiling windows, open views of Washington Square park. I think today was in a different building next door law center, due to maybe large number of people. The room was filled to capacity. Excellent community, mostly all students and faculty and people that work near by. The Imam gave a fantastic talk. Sorry I don't know his name, but smart very progressive talk, relative pertinent to our lives in the US. I was looking at their website, they have many evening programs. At times living a foreign country we Muslims get confused and lose our identity. This is a great supportive community to practice Islam. all the best to you.

Imam Khalid Latif delivers, without a doubt, the most inspirational khutbah's in the English…read morelanguage I have EVER heard. Whenever I hear a khutbah in English from another Imam, I feel like I've got jipped. Imam Latif's khutbah's have spoiled me. Do yourself a favor and attend Jumma at NYU this friday. It is certainly, certainly worth it.