I've had this masjid in my bookmarks for awhile & Culver City is quite a trek from Irvine. It's the…read morelast 10 nights of Ramadhan, & tonight is the last odd night. A special trip just for this occasion ! I went with my friend who has been here a handful of times. She warned me about the parking & Culver City is just a nightmare when it comes to parking - the lot was not available for parking because there were tables still set up for Iftar when we arrived. The street parking is crazy, & if you park in one of the residential streets, be SURE to read the signs !! The majority of them are 2 hour parking & permits are required. Alhumdulillah we ended up getting lucky & scored *free* street parking on Washington Blvd a couple blocks down. Do note, if you come before 8 pm, street parking is all metered on Washington blvd, don't forget to pay ! The outside is stunning. The minaret has neon lights which just adds to the vibe. The color theme seems to be blue & the tiles are handpainted which I can appreciate. The steps & the facade of the building are also made of marble. Gotta love it ! It was packed when we got in. We came for terawih, during the khutbah. It was a zoo. We got up to the women's section & the room with the windows were completely full. So we ended up having to pray in the hall. The hall area is very poorly designed because it is sort of a mezzanine area, you can look down & the men's section is right under which is interesting. If the opening was closed off, there would be plenty of room for praying. It was also sort of a fire hazard because the halls/walkway was so full, I couldn't imagine trying to get out if there was an emergency. Lucky us we ended up right in front of one of the rooms where the kids are running & screaming. Lovely ! Despite it being packed, I really enjoyed my experience. It felt very calming & magical to pray with limited space amongst so many people. Made me think this is probably what Masjid Al Haram is like during Ramadhan. I also was under the impression that mostly Saudis would come here, but I saw all colors & all types of people. I felt welcome & I loved the diversity ! I return, definitely. Next Ramadhan inshallah because the drive is so long. Beautiful masjid, it really is the place to be !

I started taking classes at King Fahad where I have been fortunate to study under Sister Halima…read more Her guidance has profoundly enriched my learning and spiritual development. Through her teachings, I have gained a deeper understanding of the Quran, and I am continually discovering new layers of meaning that resonate with my daily life and prayers. I'm learning my surahs by heart and I'm learning to speak Arabic. She takes her time with each person individually but still hold us accountable for memorizing our lessons. I'm grateful for sister Halima and give thanks to Allah for guiding me to king Fahad masjid. If you are a new Muslim I highly recommend taking classes here, its one of the main reason I attend king Fahad masjid. The mosque is very clean and I love attending jummah here.

Very fast food pantry! Professional and useful!!! They help…read morepeople! Big respect!!! Thank you for your services!

I came to the mosque at 11:30 to do some work and listen to the kuttbah. At 12:30 I go to the front…read moredesk to ask for the WiFi and when I arrive back to my seat there is a lady sitting in my exact spot. I apologized and told her that I was sitting there hence my laptop charger, purse, was there. She told me that the spot is reserved for 3 people and that I could not sit there. I told her that she is not allowed to reserve seats at a public place of worship. She asked me who I was and if I've ever been here before. I told her that I've been coming here all my life and she says that she has never seen me before. She kept repeating how she had never seen me before as if that excuses why she's allowed to reserve a public space for 3 people. I went to the bathroom and when I came back to pray I repeatedly said excuse me and she refused to move over to let me pray next to my belonging's. When I told the her co worker an older white lady (i dont know her name but she is the only white lady that works there) she brushed me off and said she worked here. Basically, excusing her behavior because she works here. I've attached the video of her beware please she will belittle you in a place of worship.

Great mosque for worship, mashallah Imam Anas has beautiful way of reciting of the holly Koran…read more alkareem, and that goes also for his family members too, You will find many programs for youth and teachings at the center, Friday Khutba "lectures" is always great as it is performed by a different Khateeb " lecturer" and its so enlightening and beneficial to your soul, i highly recommend this mosque, as I consider it to be moderate preachings of Islam and that's the way it was meant to be, :) I hope my review is helpful Peace and blessings to all man kind

Such a beautiful Masjid Mashallah And plenty of room for…read morethe sisters and their children, they do have an elevator to go to the second floor and stairs as well, the parking lot is under construction currently but still very easy to get to....

Although the decorations are rather lovely, and the mosque or cultural center is well-kept and in…read moregreat shape, people here are not particularly friendly or hospitable. Nobody says salam back, and no one answers questions when you ask for directions. This is not the way Muslims should act. The prayer hall is mixed, which seems unusual, but it is what it is.

Hidden gem right in the heart of Los Angeles! The venue is small but features a large library and…read moresome big-hearted people. So nice and kind. Definitely worth the visit if you are looking for a unique experience.

Beautiful inside and outside. You can not miss the green minar and it is faces the train station…read more It also borders the University of Southern California. Parking- there is a fenced lot right next to the mosque and it faces the train station. Wuduh area is downstairs and prayer is upstairs.

Amazing a great place to pray and engage in worship on a lovely Friday afternoon with your fellow…read morebrothers and sisters

Beautiful mosaque pretty nice clean place to pray and stuff pretty cool place if you Muslim to seeread more

Mashaallah is very nice mosque JAK for your generosity in Ramadan and for your useful programs and…read moreyouth activities

Mashallah beautiful big Masjid in San Fernando Valley. Alhamdulillah AC is working today near 100…read moredegrees hot. Masjid has big parking lot. Also there's lunch available to purchase on Fridays after Jumma if you choose to do so. Masjid has various programs like Youth night, Family night, weekly Tafseer Classes, and many other social events.

Friday prayers is so busy very good to meet with friends and also very happy to see new people and…read moremake new friends

pretty good, could be better. women's side needs an upgrade. kid slapped my head while i was in…read moresujood. 6/10.

ASA caroline I am…read moresorry to hear your experience with glendale mosque I infrequently go to glendale mosque there are alot of good people there and some not so, If I am in your place I will not make my mind because of one person I am glad you feel that you belong to the Islam as it is for all you are not going to pray for a person but for Our god Allah this person must have had bad circumstances I am not apologizing for the mosque or underestimating your experience but you should try again and again there are alot of good people there the mosque does not belong to her anyway and it is your mosque too may be when you go there she is not there or perhaps you can meet again and introduce yourself and ask her about her reason of being rude or maybe you can talk to the custodians this is my opinion

Hollywood Masjid is an Islamic Center run by California Muna Center (CMC). A small but nice as well…read moreas organized prayer place where Muslim individuals can perform prayers 5 times a day including Jummah prayer. The closest neighborhoods are Hollywood, Los Feliz, Little Armenia, Korea Town, Silver Lake, and Echo Park.

MaShaAllah! Very welcoming place for worshiping. Masjid…read morestarted in early 2020, and Alhamdulillah, day by day it is becoming popular.

SubhanAllah, what a beautiful display of brotherhood! We stopped by late at night, exhausted after…read morebeing on the road for several hours following the Lodi Ijtima, just wanting to finish our Isha prayer. Even though the brothers were busy cleaning and closing up, they graciously welcomed us in and allowed us to pray, recognizing the importance of the prayer. May Allah reward them immensely for their kindness and hospitality. Alhamdulillah for this community!

I expected a better experience here but was disappointed. The environment felt unwelcoming and…read moredisorganized, and it did not have the same sense of community I've experienced at Cypress Masjid. After visiting both places, I honestly felt that Cypress Masjid is much more organized, friendly, and comfortable for worship. Unfortunately this visit did not meet expectations.