Amazing structure. Feels like I'm in Turkye. People open and friendly to all who come regardless of…read morereligion. Wonderful place to tour and shop at the tiny gift shop for authentic Turkish wares. The cafeteria could be a little better in establishing a picture menu and ordering bar in my opinion. Very laid back place to visit. Don't forget your camera phone. The Turkish bath is absolutely beautiful. Tours given all day anytime. The gym is pretty nice. List of classes expanding and I hear a Turkish coffee shop is in the making. I enjoyed my cuppa Turkish Joe!

Thee most stunning mosque I have ever been into. This is no regular masjid, mashallah it is a…read morebeautiful large and spacious masjid. There are many buildings and activities including a wedding hall, under parking garage, pool, festivities, and much more! I have not been here for Jummah but inshallah I will. Fortunately I have been here for many marriages and loved the setting that they provide, they also have great prices. The architecture of this masjid is stunning with classic Islam art with a twist of Turkish. The website is below.... https://diyanetamerica.org/

wonderful people. wonderful building. Nice Imam. Passionate leadership…read more There are Muslims from all backgrounds, all cultures, and all races. It is very rare - if not impossible- to go to a worshiping house in the U.S and find this level of welcoming diversity. Try it yourself! Muslim or not.

Beautiful masjid It was built about 4 yrs ago. It can accomodate about 700 people. Separate areas…read morefor men and women. A lot of active programs: almost daily halaqas, 40 to 50 people in fajr and isha...playing area for kids, very close to top class restaurant Maiwand kabob (Halal)...close to he intersection of I-70 and US 29. Across from Cedar lane park in Columbia...

Qibla is wrong and must be changed to right qibla. To the right is the qibla even the apps in the…read moremasjid on the screens indicated qibla is to the right.. but when brothers advise administrators they don't listen. They even Kick brothers out when they advise them. May Allah change the administration to brothers who follow sunnah of messanger of Allah.... ameen

Best masjid ever, people are so friendly and welcoming here! Although its not the biggest mosque in…read morethe world. Some of the people here have the biggest hearts, very giving people. Ramadan at this mosque is soo live, so many people coming together. ALHAMDULILLAH. Great place to put your children in for sunday school. They have developed tons of programs here and the imaam really connects to the youth on a younger level where they understand things easier. Friday night halaqas are a great time to learn and gather about various topics as well as keeping in touch with your sisters and brothers. Love this place. Alhamdulillah :)

Feels a bit awkward reviewing a place of worship, but this is so much more. It's a gathering place,…read morea welcome center, and a community center in addition to that! I came here to celebrate Ramadan as a non observer, and everyone was very friendly to me! They also have an awesome convenience store with Turkish goods as well as a store for Islamic related items including books for nonbelievers but those interested in learning more about the faith The campus is absolutely gorgeous, and I wouldn't be surprised if they had weddings and photoshoots here. All in all I think it's pretty cool that this towering masjid is straight up in the middle of suburban Maryland, and I think this is a great place to learn about islam, and find other members of faith in the DMV area!

The place is very clean and beautiful. The y have a lovely gift shop, cultural center and even a…read morecafe! HOWEVER, a lot of the staff working in places like the cultural center are very stand offish and nonchalant. We inquired about an event and the young lady working the desk didn't seem to enthusiastic to help. When you greet someone with salaam, they seem hesitant to return it. Not sure if it's a cultural thing with Turkish individuals but we did NOT feel welcomed there. I wanted to visit the gift shop with my family, but the first time it was closed until 11am. We waited until 11:15am and no one was even in there. Then we went again but apparently there was some electrical work being done. When I asked when they would be open, they worker looked at his watch and seemed to guess 2pm. It definitely seemed as if he guessed. Why look at your watch first? We did not return. Lastly, finding information on events such as Eid are a nightmare. The items in the gift shop website are not the same as in store. Just seems beautiful but severely unorganized and lacks compassion. It's a no for us.

Diverse young and welcoming community. Offering Friday prayers, Sunday school, community events and…read moreramadan/ Eid activities.