This masjid is spacious with lots of parking. Inside, it's clean and has bathrooms for ablution…read more They're open for all prayer times, and you can check the schedule on their website. Plus, they have Sunday school for kids and family events.

Ma syaa Allah. Alhamdulillah we had our maghrib prayer here with open door. Clean and spacious…read moreparking lot inside the masjid compound. Jazaakallah khayr.

Love this mosque, a place where you can offer prayers without being judged and bothered by others.read more

As an Interfaith chaplain who served Muslim patients in a nearby hospital, I visited this most…read morewonderful, humble and loving masjid to learn more about Islam and I discovered some very sweet people who are very respectful, open-minded, and a delight to sit with. I attend women's prayers on Friday as much as possible. I have been given good resources to work with patients, and greatly appreciate the time I spent with Tariq, the director and mighty angel of this mosque. He answered many of my questions and introduced me to many people. I value the wisdom and love of this masjid and recommend it highly to anyone seeking to know more about Islam in an open-minded way that celebrates life, community and love.

I love this masjid. It is a pretty diverse group of Muslims, with many Arabs but also Malaysians…read moreand Indonesians, Pakistanis, etc. And of course some Caucasian converts to Islam like me. The people at this mosque are very welcoming and kind, which is important for new Muslims. They will gently guide and correct mistakes made, not criticizing but helping one another. The imam is much like the rest of the congregation. He is very approachable (which is not always the case at other mosques). He really seems to care when people are struggling and he gives good advice. He has helped me with religious issues and questions and also personal issues (from an Islamic perspective of course). I know that another reviewer wrote that the board members of this masjid are always asking for donations. I really haven't felt this way. They do mention the need for donations at the end of jummuah sometimes but I don't feel that they are asking in a high pressure way. I have heard the imam mention that they have loans to pay which is true since they purchased this property which was previously a church and then converted it into a masjid only a couple of years ago. The money has to come from somewhere so I think they have to at least ask for donations. But I have never had anyone come directly to me or my husband and ask for money. It is more like occasional general announcements made after jummuah. I would highly recommend this masjid to anyone looking for a friendly, welcoming masjid. I honestly don't know what the imam's formal training is but his khutbahs are very good and informative. My husband is Egyptian and grew up in Egypt. He watches various lectures about the religion from scholars at Al Azhar University and he said the khutbahs are accurate and informative.

Love Masjid Omar al-Farooq! A lot of Afghans at this Concord masjid. Many offerings are in Farsi.read more

This is an Islamic Center to visit as much as possible. People there are very welcoming. They are…read morevery friendly. Friday prayers are the best in this 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.

True name is Ahmadiyya Muslim Community with its spiritual leader known as Khalifa. The current and…read more5th Khalifa is Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad sahab base at Masjid Mubarak, Tilford, UK.

Dr. Harmesh Kumar addresses Bay Point Ahmadiyya Muslim Convention…read moreSee report below. https://wordpress.com/post/themuslimtimes.info/224248

Best masjid in Fairfield. All jokes aside as this is the only masjid in Fairfield. This is a…read morewonderful masjid. The brothers are very kind and generous. I was in Fairfield on my way home to Oakland so I stopped for Maghreb. They gave me food and water and were very inviting and conversational. Wonderful masjid and wonderful congregation.

I am a Christian very interested in learning about the Islamic faith. Imam Faridbeg Mirza has been…read morevery good to me, allowing me to visit the Fairfield Mosque. Likewise, all of the people attending services seemed very friendly to me, and humble as well. I first contacted Imam Mirza about the possibility of visiting after I read a very nice piece he wrote appearing in the Daily Republic Newspaper. He invited me over for a visit and gave me some reading materials re the Islamic religion. Respectfully, Scott Thomford

Many thanks to the school for their help in raising our kids on the standards of the deen. However,…read moreplease kindly remind the teachers that the Quran is not a song to be sung--Astaghfirullah--but rather tilawa (recitation)!

The best thing about this mosque is that it is open 24/7.When ever I feel lonely I head to the…read moremosque. I love the idea that I can sit their quietly and do my thing. Most of the ladies are respectful and do not pull people's shirts and pants to straighten them although their own clothes are see through . Most of the women do not speak harshly or push and pull during the namaz time. I love the fact that they have extra head covers incase you were coming from work and forgot to keep the headcover after the wash. Most of the women avoid rubbing you in a wrong way .It is better than many mosques in the area. The sermons are very well prepared most of the time and they avoid time filler , redundant and baseless sermons . Most of the people are Americanized so you feel the civic sense of keeping the place clean. Family nights are great. Like all other masjids ,nobody welcomes a single person or a new comer. Like all other mosques there are women groups and they do not welcome you ,You just stay alone in all programs .You really have to find your way on your own to say salam but it does not work because women stay in their own groups. They have very good quality of books in the library .T he bathrooms are well equipped .water fountains everywhere to fill water bottle or to drink. They have classes. It is one of the few mosques where Iam not afraid to enter.

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

Very beautiful and peaceful mosque ! Alhamdullah Highly…read morerecommend to all my brothers and sisters

Masha'Allah a very beautiful and active community. They have weekly classes for seeking knowledge,…read morelearning Arabic, and monthly family nights. I live in Ripon and it is such a blessing to have a community like this near us with a focus on following the Quran and Sunnah according to the first generations. I highly advise anyone and everyone to attend this masjid!

I received an e-mail from Zaytuna College located in Berkeley, CA stating that Imam Zaid Shakir…read morewould be visiting this mosque on Wednesday July 2nd. Luckily I happened to be in the area and I decided to stop by. This mosque is an absolute gem! Any community would love to have a mosque like this. It is extremely beautiful and clean. Everyone was extra courteous and smiled at me each time they glanced towards my direction. I felt welcomed. Anyone who is a convert and wants to learn more about Islam should not hesitate to check this place out. They have many books available to answer your questions. When I arrived they had a small class gathering of kids teaching them how to make wudu. Although, I didn't get to see Imam Zaid Shakir (I was only here for an hour or less) I highly recommend this mosque.