This is such a beautiful masjid with a welcoming & diverse community! It is incredibly spacious &…read morehas many resources. They host Iftars & other events, that are open to everyone. I've been twice, once for a visiting lecturer and for Ramadan Iftar.

Nice cozy mosque. Stopped there on my visit to orlando for dhuhr prayer. The door was locked but as…read morei was walking away one of the attendees with keys showed up and let me in. Bathrooms were clean. The sisters section was nice and comfy aswell. There was a curtain separating the mens and womens prayer area.

It is not the first time I visit. Every time I've visited, the house of Allah to pray. There are…read morepeople conducting matters out loud in the prayer room. Not related to Quran or Islam at all. Very annoying not a good place to pray. The Messenger of Allaah (peace and blessings of Allaah be upon him) said: There will come a time when people will sit in circles in the mosques and they will have no concern except this world. Allaah has no need of them so do not sit with them

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This is a new beautiful mosque in the Orlando area, happened to find out about it on my recent trip…read moreto Orlando. If in the area do recommend going.

I came here recently on an interfaith visit. This was…read moresomething that was on my calendar for several weeks prior to the Pulse nightclub shooting. The meeting took place after the Pulse nightclub shooting. Needless to say it was a very pleasant visit with the Imam and all of the faithful at the Islamic Center. We were given a brief presentation on Islam. Followed by Q and A session. Both the presenter and the Imam answered all questions that were asked. We were treated to a very nice meal of traditional Middle eastern food and had a pleasant visit with everyone.

I just moved to Orlando and was searching for a Buddhist temple to go to on Sundays. We saw that…read morethis is the largest temple and decided to see it on a weekday. They don't do tours on weekdays but there is a schedule on their website for tour dates and classes. They had a Buddha celebration one weekend and it was so fun! They had multiple performances and booths full of food that i missed eating. I highly recommend coming here just to see how beautiful this temple is even if you're not Buddhist!

Many cultural events held here. One of the largest Buddhist…read moreorganizations in the world with hundreds of beaches. Many choices of vegetarian lunch. Can learn to speak, read and write mandarin. Tai chi classes , origami classes etc.

We came on a Sunday morning for the food. Almost everything was $6. Brought home a tofu and…read morepotato curry that feed the both of us and was delicious. The Vietnamese crepes were made fresh. The had a thicker layer with a nice crunch, filled with bean sprouts. They provided us with a bag of lettuce leaves to wrap and a great dipping sauce. The ladies were very kind and helpful. Will definitely return for more!

It's only my second year visiting this temple! The monks and volunteers are all so friendly and…read morewelcoming. Every Sunday at 8:30 in the morning, they serve up a mouth-watering array of yummy vegetarian dishes. The best part is you can either eat there or take it all home with you. I was blown away by how delicious everything looked, and the dishes we got were even more satisfying than we could have imagined. I can't wait to go back and try the other items they've cooked up. Before leaving the temple, I bought home the Vietnamese hot and sour soup and the vegetarian curry, and they were divine! All I had to do was cook steamed rice and vermicelli noodles! Two days of meals for my brother and me. I'm excited to return next Sunday for the Lunar New Year celebration!

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Temple Israel is a vibrant, warm and welcoming community where everyone is treated like family. We…read morechecked out all the synagogues in the area when we first moved here 12 years ago, and as soon as we walked in to Temple Israel we knew we were home. Rabbi Neely is brilliant, kind, and everything you would want a rabbi to be. There are programs to interest everyone and there's always something going on. If you're looking for a synagogue, I highly recommend d this one.

The Center for Peace of Islamic Society of Central Florida is a place where people from diverse…read morebackgrounds come together to bring about a clear understanding of Islam. The people here are caring and establish various events that help bridge the gaps with other religious groups. In addition, ISCF has organized its own events or worked with other organizations (Holocaust Museum, Orange County Government, charity organizations) to help educate the public and bring about peace in the community. People of all faiths are welcomed to various events such as Islamic 101 class, monthly invitational dinner, and others. The Center for Peace tries to lessen prejudices and intolerance, and helps the society to combat various forms of injustices.