What a beautiful mosque and Islamic Center. We went during one of the annual markets. Staff were…read morewelcoming and let people go inside the mosque (wearing appropriate clothing). The outdoor plaza had food stands and other vendors from Muslim countries from around the world. The food from Bangladesh was especially delicious!

Beautiful structure and very clean. Stopped on our way to NY for Fajr prayer and it was so serene…read more Nice hot water for wazu and enjoyed the fajr prayer. MashaAllah, may Allah SWT accept our prayers and bless all those who are involved in upkeep of this place. Aameen

First Hijrah is a great mosque for pitstops and prayer when you really need it. The First Hijrah…read morecommunity is run by Habesha people who are so welcoming and kind hearted. Though it might not be the most beautiful mosque I have been to I love the environment. The reason why I didn't give it a five is because it doesn't have the most room but besides that everything I personally love. I would definetely recomend you to go there for Jummah prayer and prayer times. There Eid salah's are so nice. They rent out this place in rock creek park and it is so nice to pray outdoors with the beautiful weather and the nice environment. I love prayer all around Allah's creations and listening to birds while praying all around you is trees and green. I love so many uncountable things about First Hijrah! As I am very proud to be a daughter of someone who had worked in the board group for years. They have just now purchased a new mosque down in Adelphi, Maryland. Please donate to the Mosque because Allah says, " Whoever builds a masjid will have a house in Jannah. " Allah is obviously happy with people who help out with the masjid. They have Another branch in Virginia. So they have one mosque on Georgia Ave DC. Other one In Adelphi, Maryland. And the last one on Edsall Rd, Springfield, Virginia. So please help and support the First Hijah community.

Amazing structure. Feels like I'm in Turkye. People open and friendly to all who come regardless of…read morereligion. Wonderful place to tour and shop at the tiny gift shop for authentic Turkish wares. The cafeteria could be a little better in establishing a picture menu and ordering bar in my opinion. Very laid back place to visit. Don't forget your camera phone. The Turkish bath is absolutely beautiful. Tours given all day anytime. The gym is pretty nice. List of classes expanding and I hear a Turkish coffee shop is in the making. I enjoyed my cuppa Turkish Joe!

Thee most stunning mosque I have ever been into. This is no regular masjid, mashallah it is a…read morebeautiful large and spacious masjid. There are many buildings and activities including a wedding hall, under parking garage, pool, festivities, and much more! I have not been here for Jummah but inshallah I will. Fortunately I have been here for many marriages and loved the setting that they provide, they also have great prices. The architecture of this masjid is stunning with classic Islam art with a twist of Turkish. The website is below.... https://diyanetamerica.org/

There are few places that I hold as dear to me as this masjid, the people create the warmth and…read morecomfort upon entrance that performing salat seems that Allah is watching. My fist Iftar at IMAAM Center replenished my body and spirit. I encourage ALL Muslims and Non-Muslims to enter this cherished place of Allah and celebrate his wonders!

Excellent place of God. Islamic Center of Maryland has been catering to the Muslim community for a…read morevery long time and is a very reliable clean place of worship.

Basic mosque, pretty much what you'd expect. Rotating khatibs on Fridays to keep it fresh. Million…read moredollar renovation about to commence.

As far as mosques in the greater Washington, DC area go, the Islamic Society of the Washington Area…read more(ISWA) ranks highly with me. ISWA recently renovated their old facility on Briggs Chaney Road in Silver Spring. The mosque is now open and bright, with just enough room for a couple of hundred worshippers, which is right about the size of their community. When I lived in this community a few years ago, I was struck by the sense of openness and friendliness. Many Caribbean Muslims congregate here, but everyone is well-received. The imam, Faizul Khan, is not the most knowledgeable of men, but sees himself rather as the administrator in charge. The restroom facilities are clean, the prayer space is tidy, and the people who come here are engaging. The only drawback may be that parking is really inadequate; for Friday prayer, one will most likely need to park on their grass field. Hopefully it won't be raining.

Al hamdulillah for the salafi masjid in DC. The masjid provides classes weekly and Jum'uah prayer…read moreevery week.

A great addition to the community. I'm not Muslim but I drive past here on the way to the gym…read more Local mom and pop business set up and provide food, clothing, and other services on the weekends and the street really comes alive with family and friends. Excellent stop for some fresh juice as well.

Feels a bit awkward reviewing a place of worship, but this is so much more. It's a gathering place,…read morea welcome center, and a community center in addition to that! I came here to celebrate Ramadan as a non observer, and everyone was very friendly to me! They also have an awesome convenience store with Turkish goods as well as a store for Islamic related items including books for nonbelievers but those interested in learning more about the faith The campus is absolutely gorgeous, and I wouldn't be surprised if they had weddings and photoshoots here. All in all I think it's pretty cool that this towering masjid is straight up in the middle of suburban Maryland, and I think this is a great place to learn about islam, and find other members of faith in the DMV area!

The place is very clean and beautiful. The y have a lovely gift shop, cultural center and even a…read morecafe! HOWEVER, a lot of the staff working in places like the cultural center are very stand offish and nonchalant. We inquired about an event and the young lady working the desk didn't seem to enthusiastic to help. When you greet someone with salaam, they seem hesitant to return it. Not sure if it's a cultural thing with Turkish individuals but we did NOT feel welcomed there. I wanted to visit the gift shop with my family, but the first time it was closed until 11am. We waited until 11:15am and no one was even in there. Then we went again but apparently there was some electrical work being done. When I asked when they would be open, they worker looked at his watch and seemed to guess 2pm. It definitely seemed as if he guessed. Why look at your watch first? We did not return. Lastly, finding information on events such as Eid are a nightmare. The items in the gift shop website are not the same as in store. Just seems beautiful but severely unorganized and lacks compassion. It's a no for us.

This is the best mosque you can get in Baltimore, Its run by Ahmadiyya Muslim Community Baltimore…read morechapter. Every single person is welcoming and helpful. its at one of the convenient locations, and i was surprised to see that despite being new to this location they have started Iftar Maghrib and Dars - Quran in Ramadhan. One can get more info about the events from www.islaminbaltimore.org or their Facebook page Islam in Baltimore. Friday Services usually start at 1:30 pm. I've seen people coming to mosque from all walks of life, Interestingly Refreshments are served almost always after any major event. By the way the Friday sermons are awesome directed towards the most concerning issues. They have done lot of interfaith work as well by hosting events like UNITED AGAINST HATRED. Overall its a treat to come and pray at this mosque and meet wonderful Muslims.

A mosque that shines a welcoming sign and does not disappoint once inside…read more People are friendly, the place is clean and you leave feeling spiritually rejuvenated. Friday prayers are a must attend,which is open for all to attend at 1.30pm.

Masjid Muhammad is affiliated with the Imam Warith Deen Muhammad community in the US. Imam Warith…read moreDeen was a wonderfully inclusive African-American that preached respect and love in his greater community. This shows in Masjid Muhammad. I stop by here to pray whenever I'm in the immediate area, which isn't very often. Every time I've come, though, I've been received warmly and treated equally. While this is a clean and pretty mosque in which to pray, the community here is welcoming beyond what the surrounding NE DC is. They are a bright spot in an otherwise lackluster part of the city. The Sister Clara Muhammad school teaches children, and doesn't preach craziness to the young ones. Rather, the children in this community are raised to treat everyone with respect and good manners. I'm really happy with this. I would suggest that Masjid Muhammad's Board be even more involved than they are in interfaith programs and hold more open houses. This would take the community to the next level.