Amazing, caring and knowledgeable staff from the moment you walk in and are greeted. SUSAN in the…read morebookshop was absolutely the best in both her recommendations and her caring attitude towards all. Can't wait to go back up there.

Terrible and heartless security guard. We came by to check it out our dear friend lost a loved one…read moreso we figured it would be a good place to talk. Unfortunately the security guard was a completely heartless unempathetic soul who needs deep therapy. He felt nothing and does not care that there is someone crying and grieving and acted like a child. Literally the worst place I could have imagined going, get a new security guard that isn't so empty and heartless inside.

I had heard so much about this Jain temple and decided to visit it this weekend. It was an easy…read moredrive from San Diego and hard to miss when you turn into commonwealth street. There are is a drop off and pick up for passengers and an underground parking structure. Note that only compact cars are allowed in this structure. There are enough instructions on English and you won't feel lost if you do decide to visit. All the volunteers are very friendly. So blessed to make this trip to this beautiful derasar outside of india. I would encourage everyone to visit and support this beautiful Jain temple.

This is one of the best Derasars outside India!…read more Mulnayak is Mahavir Swami. Besides this, there are 4 other Shwetamber idols of Adinath, Parshwanath, Shantinath and Mahavir Swami in the ghabhara. All these murtis are Anjanshalakha performed. Digamber idols in the ghabhara include Neminath and Shantinath bhagwan. Bhamati has all 24 tirthankers shwetamber idols. Rang Mandap includes chitrapats of Palitana, Girnar, Pavapuri and Sammet Shikharji. Pujas can be performed daily. Showers and changing rooms are available for both men and women. Both Shwetamber and Digamber aartis are done daily in the evenings besides Mangal Divo!

Great worship place. Everyone is nice there and atmosphere is great. Sunday is always busy, but…read morethere is enough always enough place you to worship and enjoy langar.

I love the Bhai ji's here - Beautiful voice and very nice. Gurdwara is Always busy so there should…read morebe enough funds to make the worship room more tranquil and nicer. Seems like the committee is more focused on the food drive. Which is nice but lines are a few blocks on Fridays so it's difficult to get into parking for the Sikh community to get in and out. Furthermore, the locals mostly all non Sikhs don't get out of their cars and just drive through and are handed containers of food. Nice idea but I feel too caught up with using the funds to feed the non Sikh locals and not doing much for the youth especially the elderly. They were the first to start senior meetings but stopped them due to the seniors telling jokes and not cleaning up such as the plates. At least that's what I was told by a committee member when I asked. So they now meet up in Canoga park where they are not judged. I'm not being negative but hoping to raise awareness to be more open minded to use the funds to better our community esp in mental health and the youth and elderly. The main reason I decided to the post is because the shoes have been an ongoing problem. People tend to take off their shoes near the worship room. But the shoe racks are on the other side so by the time you walk over your feet are dirty. A foot wash might be a good idea or move the rack over. Three times now one of my family member has come home bare footed. When we went back my daughter's shoes were there so I picked them up and put the car. To our shock her shoes went missing again. Apparently this has been an ongoing issue with the Sangat. So many ladies told me it's happened to them and the shoes will be back in a week. People use them to walk to the bathroom or the shoe rack. So we checked all those areas. No shoes! So my daughter came home bare footed again. But what bothered me was a 80+ year old not finding her shoes and walking then leaving bare footed. I know her age bc I know the family. Let's take care of our own community first then go help others. The people drove through and have no idea why they're even receiving the food provided every Friday

never open for prayers except for the specific prayer time. this is not someone's home. it's God's…read morehome and should be open throughout the day for worship. they make much money and still don't keep it open for the public. astaghfurallah

A mosque that is always open for prayers! There are only a few such mosques in the Valley and I…read morevisit different parts of the Valley during the day. But I know for sure that I will not be late for prayer and most likely I will perform it with other brothers - it is in this mosque.

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.

This mosque is wonderful and sometimes I come here to observe the Fajr prayer before dawn before I…read morego to work.

The Lord really lives here ... What a great place to meet…read morewith beautifully like minded and loving people who seek to celebrate the love of God and practice learning to love more deeply and authentically, while also being encouraged to be of service right here on earth in the present moment (instead of waiting till "the Lord comes back again") A truly loving space.

I absolutely love it here at Agape, it is warm and inviting. I live in Chicago and this is only my…read moresecond time attending in person as I am an avid lovestreamer. The services were beautiful as usual. Celebrating the unconditional love that surrounds us all.

Tried to call them to come down there and get some information. Woman who answered the phone was…read morevery rude and hung up on me. I called back thinking maybe she didn't speak English that well but the connection ewasn't good. Click. She hangs up again. I call a third time. I say hello. She recognizes my voice and immediately hangs up on me again. No problem. I moved on to another temple. Buddha Blessings.

I drive from Orange County to come here and pray. The on site Monk showed me how to bow. I love…read morethis beautiful temple and the feeling I have being here. Much love

Returning to LA after attending a couple of ten-day silent retreats at a monastic-run meditation…read moreretreats in Riverside, a couple of friends and I started checking out some of the temples in the LA area. This center is run by a group of Sri Lankan monks on Crenshaw Blvd in mid-city LA. The abbot, the Ven. Walpole Pinyananda is a warm, gracious elderly man, who, though he is often busy ministering to the Sri Lankan community, and writing for various publications; is generous with his time to english-speaking meditators. (He is the author of three books in english, two of which, "Saffron Days in LA" and "The Bodhi Tree Grows in Los Angeles" recounts his experiences as a teaching monk serving the LA community. A third title, "Thus I Have Heard" is a biography of the Buddha, based on a chronological ordering of the Theravada suttas). The Vihara hosts two sits per week, at 7 pm on Tuesday and Friday evenings, and the Rev. Pinyananda leads the sits on both evenings. There is a 20-25 minute period of meditation, followed by a short walking meditation practice and a short discussion of a topic drawn from the suttas each evening. Unless he is busy, the abbot often invites people in for tea afterwards. You can tell the man enjoys teaching.

The Abbott and resident monks as well as guest bhantes are always welcoming visitors of all…read morenationalities and ages whether they are temple donors or not. Very calm, positive, and respectable environment. Great temple to visit anytime!