The Masjid is clean. There is street parking. I am struggling to find positive things to say but if…read moreyou look at past reviews you will notice that this place is popular with men, not so much with women. I would leave the same review now as one that was written here on yelp 13 years ago. This place is not welcoming to sisters, period. I tried to speak with an Imam who treated me like I was invisible. I have tried going there multiple times over a period of years and all of the Imams have been this way. If you are a sister, just try to go to any other mosque.

dear brother /sister aoa/hi,…read more how are you, i like to move in sfo & searching for a small place with job , i am just being retired & wanted to settle , kindly advise if you can help me on this & obliged . much appreciated and allah bless u always amen/jazakallah. muhammad sohail ashraf email; sohail.ashraf@aol.com

Assalom alaykum va rahmatullohu va barakatuhu! Allahs home, very beautiful place and really nice…read morepeople! Very friendly Marsha Allah. I am really proud of this people! I have been here couple times for the Iftar and had really blessed and wonderful time Alhamdulillah!

I love coming here, partly because it's in the neighbourhood I grew up in. But also, I teach Arabic…read moreand Islamic Studies at the Sunday school here. I didn't know this place existed until my mom' s friend told me to come teach here. The kids are respectful and very bright. This mosque isn't open all the time, so call before you decide to stop by. Part of the mosque leased out to a Church and the latter third is leased out to a Hindu temple. I think that's pretty spiffy.

Alahumdililah!!! Such a spacious beautiful masjid that we are lucky to have in Fremont. Masjid…read moreZakariya is the newest masjid in Fremont has been here for about two years now. I am fortunate enough that it is right next to my house. There is a big room for the ladies and also a nursing/children's room too, which is so convenient. Bathrooms have nice Wudu stations, and parking here is a breeze. Unfortunately, I don't come here as often anymore since I go to Jummah prayer in SF due to work, but whenever I get the chance to come, I make the most of it. The meaning behind the masjid name is very heart warming, you should definitely look into it if you do know:)

I had a meeting that ran overtime and not being familiar with the area I googled the closest…read moremasjid... Hoping it was open and not have to make salat in my car -- Found the directions rather easy and more surprisingly the sister's side was open and bright and fresh and clean and sweet smelling...it was a perfect relaxing place to pray and thank Allah for His Mercies -- Alhamdullilah

i had never actually been inside a Masjid before though i was surrounded by them in egypt…read more.. so my first time at a Masjid was here almost a week ago for Eid Al-Adha. Alicia A. invited me to go with her and i'm so glad i did. i had a great experience! the Masjid was really clean and spaceous... The huge windows made for an awesome view the Khutbah was in english so that was quite helpful for non-Arab speakers Another thing that felt great about this Masjid was that the Ummah was so diverse... i hope to return soon!

Basic Friday Juma Prayer almost impossible to ask any alım…read moreadvice on Muslim fiqh, especially if you're not living in San Francisco - more workers and business people get in get out on lunch break for Juma. Perfectly serves it purpose but the several months I attended Juma there, I never met anyone there never shared a hello or cup of tea. The abdes area is the mens restroom but it has no clogs to wear in that area and nothing for elderly disabled for whom men's rooms and wudu were an issue I never could learn what its mezheb was. Not Hanefi apparently

This Masjid has had new energy for a few years now and I have been attending regularly with my…read morefamily for their Saturday night programs. They often serve chai and snacks and sometimes full dinner. Part of the reason we come is the quality program and the other part is the vibrant community that this masjid draws from the Bay Area. The masjid staff are dynamic and introducing intriguing new ways to outreach and support the community. Last point is I enjoy the architecture and art on the inside of the masjid and the outside and I know that my family does too. There aren't a lot of Masjids like this in America, I believe this is one of the few.

I have been attending the most iconic custom built Masjid in the Bay Area. A beautifully serene…read morespace and welcoming atmosphere. If you get chance to attend please make sure to join the WhatsApp group and check in with and bring the whole family. Activities range from the five daily prayers, Saturday school, weekly Jummah, Majlis Salawat, and monthly Seerah events with prominent local and international speakers. https://chat.whatsapp.com/DuyiWyTmOw8LL1hcs7F6i9

Ta'leef Collective started out as a branch from the Zaytuna Institute and a few years ago its own…read moreorganization. It was founded with a vision to create a space for those who are interested in Islam or those who have converted to Islam. of course it's also open to Muslim-born people as well. Ta'leef offers a variety of Islamic classes, youth programs, and is also host to special events. it is located in what seems to have been some kind of business park but now mostly converted into an area with religious places of worship. there's a Jehova's Whitness church nearby as well as another Cavalry church... a few businesses and warehouses... i wish there was a better sign to the actual driveway of Ta'leef from the main road... it was a bit tricky to find the place even after the 2nd and 3rd time last week when i was there for a 2-day Deen Intensive lecture by Sheikh Yahya Rhodus that Ta'leef hosted... there are two buildings. one with a Masjid (that i didn't go to) and the main building has offices, classrooms, a kitchen, and a larger room for large lectures, events, and speakers... it would also have been nice if it was better accessible with public transportation, or maybe they could offer a 'shuttle service' from fremont BART?

I attended a day long meditation retreat led by Ta'leef's Micah Anderson and one of my regular…read moreBuddhist Dharma teachers, Vinny Ferraro. It was inspiring to spend a full day of deep practice with alongside Muslim practitioners. Witnessing how mindfulness and loving kindness can transcend religious boundaries was powerful. Sincere gratitude to the Ta'leef community for warmly welcoming me to share the day and providing a different perspective on my own practice. It was an amazing experience and I look forward to another visiting again. Thank you.

Great place to pray, clean, easy to get to, in Redwood City.very close to El Camino real and…read moreWoodside.