I don't live near this masjid and visit it every few years when I am in the neighborhood. It used…read moreto be a somewhat well kept masjid. Just visited today and its condition is a disgrace! The main hall was locked because it was weekend but the entrance hall and the bathrooms were in horrible shape. The building is falling apart, inside is dirty and smells bad and so much random stuff in the entrance hall. They are now adding more parking because apparently they have a big congregation. It's a shame that so many people come to pray here but they do not take care of the masjid, which should be inviting and peaceful. The situation of most masjid in the US is unfortunately not that different. Always feel bad bringing my kids along!

I happened to discover this masjid by accident…read more Yes, as one reviewer mentioned, it may be run by a family and has a very informal setting, but it really does not matter to me, as long as the place is kept clean, and I don't feel unwelcome to say my prayers. And it is always easy to criticize. I applaud the few that started this mosque when they started, as it must not have been easy at that time. As it is, keeping a functioning mosque in these times is hard. And the few times I have been able to go there, the place was clean (for wadhu/ ablution) and cleanliness depends on individuals and how they leave the place. I am only grateful that if I happed to be there around prayer times, there is a place for me to go to.

Professional, clean, punctual with courteous and professional service and attitude and thoughtful.read more

I'm leaving not because of the mosque itself Allah's house is always the best place! But who runs…read moreit I have no idea they are impossible to get a hold of!! A couple of weeks ago I went to this mosque which is very beautiful! To pray asr I was making wadu and left my watch next to the sink! I didn't notice until later that evening I tried calling, leaving messages on their social media and even went back to the mosque to no avail! No one there to talk to!! Very frustrating!

Basic Friday Juma Prayer almost impossible to ask any alım…read moreadvice on Muslim fiqh, especially if you're not living in San Francisco - more workers and business people get in get out on lunch break for Juma. Perfectly serves it purpose but the several months I attended Juma there, I never met anyone there never shared a hello or cup of tea. The abdes area is the mens restroom but it has no clogs to wear in that area and nothing for elderly disabled for whom men's rooms and wudu were an issue I never could learn what its mezheb was. Not Hanefi apparently

Conveniently located mosque near downtown San Francisco. Open for prayers daily. Diverse community…read more It is located in the Tenderloin area so best to be aware of surroundings when entering and exiting the mosque.

Assalom alaykum va rahmatullohu va barakatuhu! Allahs home, very beautiful place and really nice…read morepeople! Very friendly Marsha Allah. I am really proud of this people! I have been here couple times for the Iftar and had really blessed and wonderful time Alhamdulillah!

One word to describe this mosque: SHAME!…read more Shame on all the men who continue to allow the women's entrance to be in an unsafe alley way that is filled with homeless people in tents. It is extremely unsafe and I do not know how the men and women of this mosque accept this. To make matters worse - after you risk your life to brave through the alley way your greeted with garbage cans and a rotten smell. I will NEVER visit this mosque again and hope that God can forgive the people that allow this injustice to continue. To all the men that attend this mosque and say nothing - you are apart of the problem and if God forbid something happens to the women and children - THATS ON YOU!

This masjid is located between the 101 and Polk. I was invited to check it out by an sister who…read moreattends Jummah services here regularly. This masjid is easy to get to using the BART and the 38L Muni if your in the city or in my case outside the city and would like to check it out. Now for the details.. This masjid is run by the Yemeni Association of San Francisco. As this was my first time attending this masjid and I had some insider information.. I knew that were was a separate prayer area and entrance to the masjid. When I entered the masjid I did do through the front door.. simply asking a brother... where is the women's entrance? I was lead down stairs through the basement to another set of stairs that lead up to the women's prayer area. The brother who helped me was very nice.. however my friend who met me there had a less pleasant experiance with another brother showing her where the prayer area is. Things that I noticed.. 1. The entrance to the women's area in the back isn't very safe or secure- there are no cameras or security for the women except a metal grate door. You have to enter on a street located behind the masjid, its right next to the trash cans - which smell. This isn't welcoming at all and doesn't show much concern for the welfare of the sisters. 2. There are no shoe racks. This mean shoes are left on the stairs up to the women's prayer area making it a hazard if women needed to leave the area quickly- I am surprised no one has tripped or fallen down the stairs yet. 3. The prayer area is a good size. It has 20ft ceilings which is great as well as huge windows. The only problem is the windows are all blocked off with curtains blocking all the natural light. I would suggest putting up privacy film for windows- it would block people seeing in but allow all the light in at the same time. 4. The bathroom is way to small for a bunch of women with even more small children. It has one toliet, a shower and a sink. Plus the lock doesn't work on the door = no privacy. It would have been a better use of space to put in two toliet stalls with a single sink rather than the shower. Plus a changing table for women with small kids, so they dont have to do that in the prayer area would be nice. 5. The khutbah was in arabic- however they offer radios that have a translation if you remember to bring batterys with you- since only one set of batteries worked while I was there.. and once I found one that worked... I needed to have head phones because those were missing. That wasn't the final straw.. it was that there was so much static - I couldn't hear the translation at all. 6. Finally there is no dedicated play area for the children.. so they tend to run around and get a bit crazy with nothing to do. So bring a toy or game that your child or children can play with quietly. AlhumduaAllah this masjid exists. May Allah(swt) make it easy to improve the womens area so its equal with the mens- Ameen

Mashallah masjid Al-Huda have great management and environment. May Allah bless this masjid (Ameen)read more

What a shame to see other brothers and sisters degrading a place of God. MashaAllah, this is a…read morebeautiful masjid and the main Shiekh there Tamim is a straight forward and very knowledgable gentleman. This mosque is beautiful. For those who may have had a misunderstanding there, I'd suggest you go talk to whoever upset you face to face and I'm sure it can be solved.

May Allah (swt) guide all of us and reward those who established this masjid with great intentions…read more It is very sad the recent history of misappropriating funds and lack of ethics at this masjid. My second cousin had her Nikkah here and she experienced what we can only call a straight up shakedown by the Imam for more money before he would release her completed Nikkah form. This is the House of Allah and God will protect it and God will send someone to take it over or God will allow it to be shut it down and later insha'Allah re-opened by observant Muslims who will bring ethics, programming, and people back to this masjid. May Allah (swt) guide and forgive those who have eaten the community funds. It is fire and a tiny price to exchange for a Hereafter.

Some months ago, I attended what was basically an introductory class in Islam 101. I was informed…read moreof this event by the Mennonite Church that shares space with the Jewish community at Congregation Sha'ar Zahav. As part of the Jewish tradition of Tikkun Olam (helping to heal the world), I wanted to learn and provide support to the Muslim community in the current zeitgeist of Islamophobia. I found it quite informative and was quite welcomed by the friendly and engaging members. For all those who wish to support the Muslim community, I recommend getting in touch with them and seeing how you can be of service.

San bruno does not have many hindu temples like places in sunnywale and fremont but this one is…read moregood enough. They had Mata ki chauki on 20th Jan which was a 6pm-10pm event and was very good. The priest is good. It was an event arraged by sponsors and many indians were there. They are open 8-12pm and 4pm-8pm now. New timings. Visit it

This is an excellent temple for your spiritual needs. It is conveniently located. Best day to visit…read morethis temple is on Tuesday nights starting 7:30 PM. They have Ramayana katha, Bhajans, aarti and it followed by Mahaprasad (dinner). People there are wonderful, you will love the place. This temple also encourages many young devotees to participate in different activities. They have free YOGA, Sunday school for kids (Balvihar), senior programs and a free health clinic. Check their web site SanatanMandirSanBruno-com for details. All in all, it is a superb place must visiting.