Beautiful big masjid mashallah with a big community. I have…read morebeen coming here since I was 12. It was worth the drive from Stockton. You will find people from all kinds of ethnicities and that's the beauty of Islam . This masjid is especially alive during the blessed month of Ramadan, and they always have a nice Eid festival for the kids

Few months ago i applied for cash help to the needy family program @ masjid Annur and i was denied…read moreeven after i proved i am divorced and jobless have no money to buy medications.Al razzak food bank did not even gave me a grain of rice.i went to two other mosques in Sacramento they told me to go to Masid annur cuz they have special program for needy people.i was so sad and disappointed none of my community Mosque helped me in my down time.A non muslim friend told me about other non profit org. where i was able to get two hundred dollars a month, and monthly groccery.it's a shame i was denied help by muslims and was happily accepted by no muslims.All the mosques collect hundreds and thouands of dollars a year in donations,sadaqa,and zakat where is all that money going.I have seen muslims begging for money right outside the mosques.shame on you

A very friendly and diverse community that is open for all five prayers, daily. Street parking is…read moreavailable in addition to the lot in the back.

Been coming to this mosque since they opened in 2018. This place is a project of the Muslim…read moreAmerican Society (MAS) of Sacramento Region. It's also known to the local Muslim community as MCYC of Elk Grove. This isn't your traditional mosque where you go in and find it super quiet, quite the opposite! It's always buzzing with kids & youth of all ages, with plenty of activities for all your family members. They have multiple programs going on every week, throughout the week, and they REALLY emphasize the focus on youth services and catering to their age groups. Open almost 24/7, clean, vibrant, diverse and super active ... ma'sha'Allah!

This mosque is amazing! They do a summer program every year and whenever my daughter goes she…read morelearns so much. She has even taught there for community service.

Amazing masjid my favirote one in west sacremento califorinia love going here it full focus is…read moreislam evreyobe here is nice and kind hearted i realy recommend other muslims to go to this amazing masjid here in sacremento

love sgi! Very good place to reflect and find inner peace. Very good place to bring kids to expand…read moretheir knowledge of different cultures.

Every year, like many other Buddhist Churches, Nichiren Buddhist Church hosts a two-day Bazaar…read more This year, the dates are 6/8 & 6/9/2019. It's a fairly laid-back atmosphere. Go on by, grab some Teriyaki Chicken, Chicken Chow Mein, Sushi, Udon, maybe some other goodies. Listen to some live music. This isn't a huge church so the Bazaar is fairly modest as well.

Today, i attended the annual Sacramento Buddhist Church bazaar, located on Riverside Blvd and X…read moreStreet. I have attended this popular bazaar since the 1960's for the food, games, crafts and music. The East Wind Band was scheduled today, but I missed them. There were a few games for the little kids to win prizes ($1 per ticket) and a spin wheel game to win money, if the wheel lands on the number you put your money on. I played 5 games, lost each one, and was answering a question to the worker, when they spun the wheel right away, and my numbers hit double before I could put my money down. The server said "my bad, sorry " knowing it was his fault, so that was my clue to stop! There was a large variety of foods to choose from. My favorite is the teriyaki chicken, but they were out of it by the time I got there. They had curry bowls, ebi (tempura shrimp) teriyaki sandwiches, gyoza, etc. outside for purchase, and a variety of sushi and udon noodles inside, with plenty of tables for eating out of the heat. I ordered a California roll, Inari, and a spam musubi. They tasted okay, and could've been fine without it, but I mainly ordered to help support the church's fundraiser. I didn't order the food outside, because it was a hot day, and i didn't know how long they've been sitting out on the racks. I did not find any crafts this year of which I was looking for. They included a booth for mochi and manju this year, and it was really popular. Though there seemed to be less booths and no crafts goods or plants for sale this year, I always look forward to this annual event.

Came out for the annual bazaar at the Buddhist Church of Sacramento and wow--this year was way…read morebigger than before. Almost too big! We arrived right at opening and it was bumper-to-bumper with people. Definitely a packed house. They've added a bus service now, which is a smart move given how popular it's become. Tons of food options, cultural booths, performances, and community vibes. You can really feel the heart and tradition behind it all. That said, I'm not a fan of big crowds, so this might be my last time attending. But if you love lively events and want to experience a slice of Japanese-American culture, this bazaar delivers.

I have been coming here for many years! They are very welcoming to all and everyone there is so…read morenice. Everything is donation based. They have a different teacher each Sunday evening from 6:30pm to 8:30pm. They also have monthly day long retreats, People of Color Sangha, Family Sangha and Tai Chi classes. They also have beginners instruction on the last Sunday of the month.

A warm, welcoming and inclusive peer-led meditation group. The main meditation is on Sunday…read moreevenings and features a meditation and a talk/teaching by a different highly experienced buddhist teacher from different buddhist traditions each week. There are different programs and meditations held during the week too. Each month they offer a 1 day meditation retreat led by a skilled teacher. It is a wonderful place to learn meditation and to deepen one's meditation practice.