Alhamdulilah, very beautiful mosque. However, it was a very sad when I travelled with my family…read moreduring the month of Ramadan and they don't serve Iftar. It's a historic landmark and representing the Muslim community in the USA and it is the largest mosque in the country. I'm very disappointed that I Ramadan, Iftar and Maghreb is not celebrated there.

Very Beautiful Masjid, Highly recommend, there is an area for Lectures it's a very big and nice…read moremasjid, clean bathroom and peaceful.

Super friendly and welcoming. I went there for a memorial service and was greeted and left welcome…read moreby all!

Beautiful masjid, very welcoming, many services provided. There are many committees that host many…read moreevents.

Youth Committee, Sisters Committee, Outreach Committee, Nearby Cemetery, Arabic School, Quran…read moreSchool, and even a medical center ... this masjid has the full package wrapped up in a great community. Be sure to visit the bookstore/gift shop if you ever visit this masjid, in shaa Allah.

Alhamdulillah, Beautiful Masjid in my Neighber. I go there almost every day for five times daily…read moreprayers.

Nice to have a mosque in an area where I pass by quite often. This mosque has praying area for men…read moreand women. Very nice and clean masjid. My husband and I come here for prayers.

Nice masjid mA very active and engaged with the community. Would def recommend to check it outread more

The community was in welcoming Mashallah The masjid was clean The Jummah was offered in both…read moreArabic and in English

Very good mosque. Even though there could be some improvements, it felt like home. I am very happy…read morethat I came to this mosque because I was able to pray and it was just overall peaceful.

IAGD holds a very special place in my heart as we've been coming here since the 90s/early 2000s…read more Everyone I've met, for the most part, is welcoming and kind, whether you are Muslim or not, and is willing to help you in any way. I've seen non-Muslims attend Jummah (special Friday prayer) in the past and I believe also attend field trips to the mosque. The mosque does also sometimes hold interfaith events. The mosque has been newly expanded and renovated and prayers here have such a beautiful atmosphere and feel as though you are truly standing in Allah (God)'s house. The facilities are beautiful and clean and there is ample space on a "typical" day for both women and men to pray. Taraweeh salah in Ramadan can get very crowded especially on the weekends and 27th night which also goes for the 2nd and 3rd Eid prayer. I would recommend coming early to get optimal parking during those peak times Noise can also be distracting when people talk during prayers and speeches, but I think each mosque has that problem to a certain extent. I would recommend coming here for at least a visit regardless of sect, race, or even religion.

Just witnessed some disturbing shit. So these "religious" individuals parked their cars on the…read moresidewalk across the street from their mosque. At first the interaction was great. The kids from the mosque came out and the individual giving the tickets was showing them how the process works, the kids seem to be having a good time. And they were learning. Then the adults came out. First some dude in a white shirt came out and asked why the ticket giver wasn't handing out tickets to the churches on the east side. What? How about instead blaming someone else for your stupidity you instead accept responsibility for your actions? And you're religious? But this wasn't the worst of it. Then he goes on the say "show me how many tickets you have given to Arabic people. I bet 90% of your tickets are to Arabs"? What? Again, how about accepting responsibility for your own inability to park? But then it gets worse. Some obese fella in an Army shirt comes out of the mosque and starts cursing at the ticket giver claiming racism. He asked if the ticket giver (who was doing his job) was a tough guy and made a gesture that he would knock him out. From there he says "you look like a female (because he has a ponytail?), I wouldn't slap a female. When you dress up like a man, come back you @#$%%%." From there he calls the ticket person the "n" word. The fat guy said this all in front of over a dozen kids. This is the religion they are teaching in this place? This the "religion of peace"? Wow. The entire thing was filmed, so I would love to hear the "mosque" deny it. Absolutely one of the most disgusting things I've ever seen in my life. Terrible representation of what a mosque should be teaching.

Great place which welcomes people of all faiths! They have open houses for people of all faiths to…read morecome together and learn from one another which helps bring the surrounding community together.

Great Mosque! The community is nice and welcoming!read more

Great Sunni Mosque, family Owned, they offer Quran, arabic and Islamic studies classes. Great for…read moreall kids, young and old. I have been here now for couple of years, and love the family friendly environment