Unfortunately this is not a welcoming place for Muslim women. Especially on jumah…read more1. The women must share the wash area with men in the basement floor. Our prayer floor is the third 3rd floor . There is 5 floors for praying The men have 4 floors. All signs clearly written at all the entrances that the third floor is the sisters floor. Me and another woman, arrived at around 1250 pm Friday to prepare for jumah. We put our shoes in the cubby , we put our bags down in the front area of the floor and started praying and reading . All of the sudden two men came to us in front of us and told us to leave and pointed to the back of our floor The way in the back, approx 10x10 space was curtain off for us women. I asked the women, if this is the women's floor , they said yes. But men keep coming in. Finally the adhan started and to save our salah we went into the small space. It was a total of 28 beautiful sisters stuck in this small hot space. We didn't have any room . After the service, I went to speak to the Imam about the situation we were rudely interrupted, many times, the imam didn't care at all about the situation or about the women who worship here. His answer to me was when I go to haj it's more crowded . I tried to explain that we are professional women and we make money we donate and work in Manhattan we deserve to be treated better and have a place to pray without being pushed around by men. This obese imam is not a good Imam for women, he talks the talk but does not walk the walk. Women deserve better . I will never come here again.

Mashalla tabarkaĺah. I only do jumma prayer in this mosusq. It's usually packed with prayers. The…read moreimams are great and deliver high level kotbah and respecting all human beings. I wish them the best and God bless them all .

An Absolutely Beautiful and Welcoming Experience!…read more The second part of the funeral was prayers at The Islamic Cultural Center of New York. The Islamic cultural center is a magnificent landmark and a truly special place. From the moment I entered the grounds there was nothing but peace. The beautiful Mosque is grand, modernist architecture on Third Avenue, you know you are visiting a landmark of spiritual and cultural significance. It is one of the city's largest mosques and serves not only as a place of worship for the Muslim community. Stepping inside, the vast, light-filled prayer hall with its soaring dome is breathtakingly peaceful. Upon entering the prayer room, shoes are not permitted. The ladies are on one side, and the men are on the other. Which I actually like because it was nice to have a place wherein ladies can speak and pray amongst themselves. Even though we were there for final prayers for the family matriarch. We were all at peace. The space is immaculately clean and well-organized, with a palpable sense of calm that is perfect for prayer and reflection. The staff and regular attendees are exceptionally friendly and welcoming to newcomers, including non-Muslim visitors like myself. The center also offers a wide range of educational programs and events, including weekly classes and forums, demonstrating its commitment to being a true cultural center, not just a mosque. Whether you are seeking a place to pray, to learn more about Islam, or simply to admire the unique and beautiful architecture, the ICCNY is a phenomenal place. This center is a credit to the city and a shining example of how a place of worship can also be a vital, welcoming community resource. It's a must-visit.

The center has a disconnected phone number, and no one answers your request when you have issues to…read morediscuss with them. I think they should just close their doors since they are not even answering emails and communicating with others.

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Today was my first time visiting the Islamic Center at NYU. Actually my first time in a long time…read morein a mosque! Jumma prayers during the month of Ramadan. Really very good experience. You need a ID to get into the building, sign in. Take the elevator up. A beautiful room with floor to ceiling windows, open views of Washington Square park. I think today was in a different building next door law center, due to maybe large number of people. The room was filled to capacity. Excellent community, mostly all students and faculty and people that work near by. The Imam gave a fantastic talk. Sorry I don't know his name, but smart very progressive talk, relative pertinent to our lives in the US. I was looking at their website, they have many evening programs. At times living a foreign country we Muslims get confused and lose our identity. This is a great supportive community to practice Islam. all the best to you.

Imam Khalid Latif delivers, without a doubt, the most inspirational khutbah's in the English…read morelanguage I have EVER heard. Whenever I hear a khutbah in English from another Imam, I feel like I've got jipped. Imam Latif's khutbah's have spoiled me. Do yourself a favor and attend Jumma at NYU this friday. It is certainly, certainly worth it.

Amazing Egyptian mosque. They're very generous in Ramadan also with iftar and suhoor. Highly…read morerecommend if it's near

I didn't just give 5 stars because it's a mosque, *like every other Muslim yelper* but because the…read moremosque actually deserves the rating. I've been going here for many years and I can tell you, they serve the best in-mosque Iftar in NYC, hands down! For a small urban style mosque in busy Astoria, they manage to have enough dates and fruits to please the elderly and freshly baked baklava for the kids. After breaking my fast, they held the Maghrib prayers/one of the 5 daily prayers in Islam... After prayer, a brigade of little kids started handing out something similar to a bento box. I was ecstatic to find a but-load of rice, a side of okra curry, salad, and a giant baked chicken leg. Chicken was tender and okra was sweet and savory. All in all, a pretty damn good meal, even better cuz its free!

A MUST for open hearted and sincere spiritual seekers! Experience the true face of Sufi Islam as it…read moreis meant to be....free from judgements, free from separations, free from limited religion! Ecstatic chant, dance, and whirling....led by Shaykha Fariha al-Jerrahi, inheritor of Muzaffer Ashki and Shaykh Nur al Jerrahi. Every Thursday evening, 730 pm. "Out beyond all thought of right and wrong there is a field....I'll meet you there" -Rumi

From the owner: Dergah al-Farah is a Sufi lodge (tekke, khanqah, zawiyya) in Tribeca (Lower Manhattan of New York…read moreCity). It is a gathering place of initiates (dervishes) of the Nur Ashki Jerrahi Community (Sufi Order) led by Shaykha Fariha al-Jerrahi. The ceremony of remembrance is held at the dergah on Thursday evenings at 8pm. We joyfully welcome seekers and students of all religious paths into our gatherings.

Wonderful well kept and maintained prayer space. In the…read moreheart of Brooklyn many people come and pray here for years nothing but peace and love.

Hey brothers how can i join . I'm not Muslim . but i love the order so want the the best time and…read moreday to come see the imma . lol dont know if I'm saying right My basiltroy04@gmail.com

Madina Masjid is one of the 1st Masjid in New York. The thing I love about this Masjid is that it's…read morealways full of congregation. But it's facilities for the sisters could be better. The Masjid has an amazing weekend school for Muslim children from 10:00 am to 1:00 pm. The Imam is very knowledgeable with a friendly personality who is ready to answer questions or concerns regarding Islam. The Masjid also has a program for the Muslim American youth every Saturday evening.

I attended Maghreb prayer here last night and my experience and impressions were different from the…read moreother sisters' reviews (maybe things have changed or it was an odd night.) Sisters area was tiny, not very clean, with one bathroom that smelled bad and didn't have a mirror (an extra challenge when you are trying to re wrap a silk hijab). But the most troubling part was that, despite having multiple signs in the sisters area that state "Brothers are not allowed to sit or sleep in the sisters area," I walked in to find a brother sitting there. He was slow to leave, but I figured it was an exception and didn't react seeing that he was leaving. Then once the adhan was called and I was starting salat, he walks back through the curtain to behind me, grabs a bag, and goes back to the men's side. Then someone else tries to walk in through the partition (I'm just seeing feet at this point), sees I'm there and goes back, then when I was doing my sunnah another guy walks all the way through to the back door. I really don't have an issue with mixed gender/non-partitioned prayer, though I prefer and appreciate having separate spaces. What I do have an issue with are hypocrisy and double standards. Imagine if the sisters treated the brothers' area so casually! I was the lone sister there--one came after we started and left while I was making dua (including for the masjid and this situation). I know sisters don't often come in numbers and it does to some extent justify dedicating less masjid space to us, but I think this can become a vicious circle and self-fulfilling prophesy if the space that is there )and the brothers' decisions and actions) do nothing more than discourage and alienate us. My husband came out saying the place was great and it had some of the best bathroom/wudu facilities he's ever seen. Then I told him about me experience. He said I should have said something directly to these brothers, but understood when I explained that I had already started praying. So this is my way of saying something. May Allah swt guide us all in navigating these issues in our ummah.

Interesting place. Very Harlem-esque. Small but cozy. English is more often and well spoken than…read moremost other mosques in the city. The sermons are superb and often concern this outside of the normal person's religious life and are generally interesting to listen to and the ties to history and African-American culture are enjoyable. The Imam recites prayers beautifully.

Best American-based mosque with the highest-quality Friday sermons with CDs on sale and posted on…read moreyoutube.The sisterhood makes the most enjoyable meals on holidays and special gatherings. Newcomers need to be understanding that there is a like an invisible protective shield with strangers, but stick around and bring your family to contribute to this dynamic community and you will feel the extended family vibe.

I live in NY but seldom frequent the East side, passed by this church with a friend & we decided to…read morecheck it out on a whim! What a pleasant surprise. The whole building is beautiful. From The exterior with its dome like design as well as its interiors ~golden ceiling, stained glass windows & grand altar. The place feels warm & welcoming. The people at the front desk/ information were friendly. Despite the presence of some homeless individuals we felt safe visiting. They offer tour at certain times. They also have a small gift shop at the front & clean bathrooms. Enjoy this visit, well surely make a side quest when i happen to be in the area!

My family and I spent Christmas and New Year's in NYC. We were walking around Midtown and found…read morethis church open, so we decided to attend the service. We were surprised by the sermon, which should have been based on the Bible and not on politics. The whole time they tried to draw an analogy between Jesus and the immigrants entering our country. I was deeply uncomfortable with this. I have been a Christian since birth and am knowledgeable about the word of God. They should never compare the problems of immigrants, especially illegal immigrants, with Christ, never. By the way, I have an idea for this church: If they like immigrants so much, why don't they open their doors to them? I didn't see any immigrants at the service. Hypocrisy should have no place in the house of God.