Absolutely beautiful mosque located within walking distance of many venues to include restaurants…read more Parking is a challenge depending on the time of day. Very clean and well organized. Wonderful ummah.

Love this masjid. Beautiful architecture, diverse community, and conveniently located on ASU Tempe…read morecampus.

Beautiful place to worship. We're so blessed to have such a nice Mosque in the northeast valley…read more Hamdulillah!

MashaAllah. I lived in this community for 4 years and just moved to CA this past June. I miss the…read morecommunity everyday especially Sheikh Ahmad Muharram and all the care takers of the masjid. I miss the Skeikhs lectures and weekly classes on Fiqh, Arabic, Tajweed and Seerah. There was plenty of activity and education for my wife and kids as well. May Allah continue to bless this community and all who work for the religion of Allah.

Very beautiful and amazing place! Super friendly people !…read moreImam Moataz is the best , he is making you always feel welcomed to the all family!

Nice place to be at in Ramadan not too long not too short of a prayer diversity is welcomed hereread more

This is a great and peaceful Muslim Movement in the USA and elsewhere in the World, worthy to get…read moremore involved while they are very open mind and open heart to everyone

Felt so peaceful.while praying. Friendly and welcoming. Feel so close to the divine one god.read more

I had the privilege of making my first visit to the Islamic Community Center of Phoenix (ICCP) as…read morepart of a rally put forth through social media to show solidarity with our Muslim neighbors here in the Phoenix area. More than 1,000 valley residents showed up in support (on relatively short notice) of our local Muslim community and the Imam was gracious enough to allow us inside the mosque to look around. You can't miss this building if you've driven on the I-17 freeway. The mosque towers over the west side freeway wall between Northern and Glendale Avenues. The mosque itself is relatively new and still not yet completely finished as I write this. The building was actually originally a Baptist Church, but when the church shut down, the North American Islamic Trust took over the facility and renovated it into the towering structure it is today. As impressive as the exterior is, the interior is quite magnificent. The most noticeable feature when you walk into the main worship hall are the gigantic chandeliers hanging from the ceiling. Per the Imam, they were donated by a member of the mosque. Worship services are held here every Friday and there is also an Islamic school on premises. Per the Imam, there's still work to be done on the worship hall's upper deck as well as some miscellaneous utility and technology fixes. So far though, its safe to say the building looks awesome both inside and out. Recent events have put a spotlight on the mosque and the valley's Muslim population (said to number somewhere around 70,000 as of when I write this). The facility has been a target of protestors and people who are generally suspicious of the Muslim religion. Vandalism at this mosque isn't unusual and there were a handful of folks spewing hate speech at our Muslim neighbors at the event I went to. But I'm heartened that much of the valley seems to be rallying behind our Muslim neighbors and the rally I went to proved there was far more love and support for these people than hate. The ICCP is a safe and beautiful facility for our valley Muslims to peacefully assemble and worship. The Imam I spoke with made it clear that he extends the invitation to anyone who has questions about the Muslim faith to sit down and have a conversation with him and his members. These are good people, good neighbors, and most importantly, great Americans.

*Heads up Lonnng POSITIVE Review Alert LOL! I really…read moreneeded to share my Positive experiences every time I visit ACA. (ARIZONA CULTUTAL ACADEMY & COLLEGE PREP) 7810 S. 42nd Place, Phoenix, AZ. It's a great place to be whether it be for prayer, some work when needed, or Fundraisers. I'm sure I've said it before to the staff several times, But I LOVE THIS PLACE AND THE PEOPLE IN IT! When I came to pick up my check for the work we did, after hours, at the School, I was just getting over the tail end of another moment of Grief, from the loss of my Mother and little sister within a 4month span. The wave of emotions and the Rollercoaster of Griefs, plus another moment of seclusion. Not too many people know the struggles that each of us face behind closed doors. I really wanted to share the impact that everyone at ARIZONA CULTUTAL ACADEMY, had on me, and I'm sure there are others who may feel the same way. The positive impact the Faculty-Staff of Brothers and Sisters, and Students at this Private Islamic School & Masjid / Mosque (Place of worship for us Muslims) has on the community is AMAZING because of the values and core beliefs being taught at this school. Alhamdulillah (All Praises Due To God) The warmth and inviting vibes I've gotten, every time I return to visit or work there, is AWESOME! There's an old sitcom show Umi (Allah Yathamuha) and I used to watch, called CHEERS. Funny show, but the opening theme song says, "Sometimes you wanna go where everybody knows your name, and they're always glad you came." That's how I feel, every time I come to ACA. And I appreciate that more than they know. I always enjoy seeing everyone there again. It's like a RECHARGE of one's Confidence, Energy, and Self esteem when I visit. My relationship with this school picks up right where we left off. So please Keep doing what you're doing because it's working. I'm turning this message into a GOOGLE REVIEW & YELP Review for ACA. Jazzak'Allahu Khairyn

Ignore the other review on here, irrelevant. This mosque and its is very tight knit and close…read more During Ramadan they go above and beyond to give everyone Iftar and dinner. They deserve countless blessings. The imam is one of a kind so I always go here for Jummah and taraweeh every night.

From the owner: United Islamic Center of Arizona is a thriving community under the leadership of Imam Didmar Faja…read moreand a committed and diverse board of brothers and sisters.

We are here in Arizona for our first visit. We looked for a masjid and we found a couple of them…read more Luckily this one was open. I loved the generosity of the person who greeted us, the cleanliness and the cosy feeling and the tranquility we felt at this masjid. May Allah bless those who are maintaining it, and I pray for it's continuous success