One of the best conveniently located mosques always open for worshippers…read more May Almighty Allah bless the caretakers of this mosque countless rewards in dunya and askhira. جزاکم الله خیراً.

Mashallah didn't think it was the right address at fist but it was a beautiful small masjid to come…read morepray I came for my Friday prayer and was joined by many brothers as well great place mashallah

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.

I have been attending the Yorba Linda masjid for years, and it's honestly disappointing to say that…read morethe level of respect on the women's side has become unacceptable. First, the noise level is a serious issue. The women's section is rarely quiet. People constantly talk during prayer times, and it is often difficult to even hear the imam through the speakers. During Ramadan nights especially, when people leave after 8 rakahs of Taraweeh, groups of women walk out loudly talking while prayer is still happening. It becomes nearly impossible for those remaining to hear or focus on the prayer. This is extremely disrespectful considering we are in Allah's house. What makes this even more frustrating is that when I've visited other masjids recently, the difference in respect and etiquette in the women's sections was immediately noticeable. It honestly made me feel embarrassed about the environment that has become normal here. The condition of the women's area is also very disappointing. The carpet is often dirty, with crumbs, stains, and generally poor upkeep. For a masjid that recently invested in building a café and is known to receive very large donations, it is difficult to understand why the women's section still has temporary rolled-out carpets instead of proper flooring and why the space has not been expanded to accommodate the growing crowd. There are many issues in the women's section that have been present for years and are only getting worse as the masjid becomes more crowded. The community deserves a space that reflects the respect and dignity that a house of worship should have.

Beautiful mosaque. Pretty nice place to listen to Muslim brothers and more pretty nice hereread more

I visit jaafaria Islamic society for Friday prayer . Great place for ahlulbait(as) followers in…read moreAnaheim. The Parking lot is big and the facility is clean.

I love this mosque very beautiful Community. been your only a few times and always have a very…read moregood experience. Has a very clean atmosphere

I live next to this. Every neighbor HATES this place. They park in YOUR parking space. They HIT…read moreyour parked car. They park OVER the grass areas of the side walk. They eat free there and leave there trash plates and food all over the floor in front of your entrance and they even fight with eachother outside loud af in the morning. Dirty and disrespectful behavior from this place. A woman sits outside begging for money and they ruin the neighborhood.

A beautiful place to visit for complete spirituality and closeness to Allah Subahanahu wa Taala.read more

Imam from this mosque was the one read my nikkah, with no contract and no vows, we signed papers…read morefirst, and then after requesting him to read the vows he then read it, that too very reluctantly. I have no idea why! My marriage has ended after living under the same roof for 2 months, and that too because my ex-husband gave me 3 talaqs in 1 setting urf 1 tahur, 1state of purity. I have read quran 100 times, (please refer to the screenshots of the Quran explaining cristal clearly); and nowhere in the quran or even in hadiths it says that pronouncing 3 talaqs in 1 state of purity is counted as 3 talaqs. But this imam said my marriage has been broken and theres no rectification in front of Allah because it has pronounced 3 times in one state of purity, even though it hasn't stated in 3 state of purity, or 3 tahurs. He doesn't know islam and he is teaching islam to so many of you! I am really concerned about what other people are learning! I dont want any other sister to go through what I have gone through, so looking out for my muslim brothers and sister! Please READ QURAN, before going to him for guidance or counseling.

Awsome place good place for Muslim to go and pray it wasn't that far away pretty cool placeread more

This is a great location and facility. They offer many…read morereligious programs for the entire family. Friday services are now packed as people from Irvine have taken this place as their own. The mosque has a noticable Sufi inclination, if that is what you are looking for. Parking lot is huge and they also have a cafe inside plus a food counter that serves a limited Bundu Khan menu. Overall a nice addition to the Mosques in So. Cal.

Attending 'Meet The Counselors'. Got to meet Rahma's team of professional and experienced…read morecounselors. Beautiful facility and professional staff.

Mosque is clean and beautiful, welcomes visitors to pray throughout the whispering and Friday…read morethroughout the year, Good Mosque

Madina Islamic Center is great mashallah tabarakallah! They offer Quran Classes, with qualified…read moreteachers, for kids ages 5 and up on Saturdays and Sundays from 11:30am to 1:30pm. I enjoy coming here.