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!

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.

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.

Al Hamdullah MCC is a beautiful place to worship the brothers and Sisters are very warm and…read morefriendly people it hands down very wonderful and warm experience to learn and worship. I'm so grateful the Muslim community at MCC Plesenton. May bless and protect all of the Muslim place of worship. Inshallah

A very bad experience with the operations person who really misled me on the information that was…read moresolicited to me from this center. When I tried to get more information, he was very rude and disrespectful.

This is the best mosque/masjid in San Francisco (sorry Islamic Society of SF at 20 Jones St, you…read morehave officially been dethroned). This is a small, warm, community masjid, with no barrier between the men and women, women are actually close enough to see the imam, khutbahs (sermons) are in English, and the Muslim Journal (African American Muslim newspaper that prints pieces of religious and political importance and is in English) is for sale after jummah. The imam won me over permanently by having part of the khutbah be about racism in Islam and how it's ridiculous mosques are known by the group that dominates them (the Yemeni mosque, the Pakistani mosque, etc). He said it like it is, Muslims can be some of the most racist people. Desis that won't marry non-desis, Arabs that don't like Desis, etc, etc. Sure, he was clearly preaching to the choir, but it felt good to hear it and it was awesome he recognized how nice it would be to have more immigrants in the audience (maybe 30 men at the end and 4 women, mostly African American). I am definitely going back. Thank you for providing a religious space where I feel at home. Alhamdillilah I've found you at last.

Wonderful Imam. I know it's rude of me, but when I have someone shouting at me in Arabic and…read moretelling me I'm going to Hell for 40 minutes, I tend to zone out. The brother here is wonderful to listen to and I'm in tune 100% of the time despite having severe concentration issues. Very elegant and has a very calm demeanor. Very friendly brothers and sisters attending this location.

Every Friday there's a Shayk/speaker who gives a sermon, and is usually followed by a brief English…read moretranslation. Lots of nice people, glad to have this center in Daly City.

This is a great mosque - I'm so glad it exists here in the Bay Area and in the U.S. I took my…read moreshahadah here in March 2025 and the outreach committee really supported my growth in Islam. Thanks MCA and I hope more people find you.

I went today as a newcomer and was not impressed. I was not greeted warmly during Ramadan. After…read moreprayer, I was informed that there would be food served, but only found dates and milk. I tried to ask people questions, but many did not speak English. The security guard outside was unfriendly.

very clean, organized, great imam, it makes you concentrate on your piousness . I loved the…read moreatmosphere

So beautiful and peaceful! I love coming here , it's so safe and close to everything. Women's area…read moreis also really nice!