How stunning is this Islamic center?! Moving from NYC where there are mosques and Islamic center's…read moreevery 2 blocks, if not multiple on every block, Boston has been a shock. There are mosques that are far and wide apart. Having a large one nearby has allowed me to feel connected to the Muslim community in Massachusetts better! So grateful for this one in particular.

Assalamualaikum…read more This is my favorite mosque entire Massachusetts. I like the imam I like the people attending every jummah it's seemed all look after each other become one family. Thank you for the lovely familyhood. i will see you jummah salah. Ismail, Shafi

One of the cleanest and most nicely organized Islamic centers in Massachusetts. They have ample…read moreparking and its handicap accessible.

Beautiful mosque with excellent location and well thought of design. Open for Isha prayer only on…read moreweekdays.

Nasty evil people working there during iftar a few months ago. My elderly mother and I were sitting…read morein an area that was empty when we got there. She was sitting on a chair because she can't sit on the floor. After a while some women who I think were volunteers came and sat next to us, and then more and more of their friends came over. They overcrowded us and made it difficult for my mom to be sitting there on a chair. Then they started pulling the plates of food that were in front of us over to them. What a bizarre thing to do. When my mom asked them about moving over, they said something about how they sit there everyday. Wow, a mosque volunteer clique! Who cares that you always sit there. If it's that important to you, put reserved signs. This passive aggressive disgusting behavior should not be allowed. What an obnoxious disgusting disrespectful truly ugly group of women. The mosque needs different volunteers and these ones shouldn't be allowed to even step inside if that is how they treat people, especially the elderly.

Alhamdilallah, this is a benevolent and inviting focus. It is enormous and extensive with a lot of…read morestopping and numerous occasion contributions. One of the best mosque I've been to, with a very kind community.

What an open community! I play in an orchestra with a woman…read morewho attends this temple and she invited my family and me to join her and her family to celebrate Holi. My boyfriend and I went to India last November so I was really excited to go to a Holi Fest. So last Saturday we went to the temple around 12pm and ate some breakfast (beans and rice) and watched a couple dancing ceremonies, listened to a woman sing songs, and met with the Priest. It was lovely. Very crowded though! Reminds me of a Catholic Church where a lot of members don't attend year round but on Christmas Eve and Easter everyone comes out! The place was packed and the parking lot was full so we parked on the side of the street. They then served lunch and the line was so long - so many people were cheating and joining the line 1/2 way like sideways style so those of us actually waiting in line had to wait forever. I'm pretty sure I moved one foot in 30 mins. Anyway eventually we got served - rice, beans, cauliflower/potatoes, raita, and rice pudding. I skipped the last two things since I'm vegan. They had some chutneys to put on it and you could get Chai tea if you wanted to. They only serve vegetarian meals and want to do more for the community by providing healthy food to elders, poor, etc. After we ate it was dye throwing time! This is why we came. Everyone got a cup full of powdered organic vegetable dye - purple, pink, yellow, green, blue, red, etc. colors. And you throw it on your friends or rub it into their skin. It's crazy! So much fun. But you have to be careful - you can get hit in the eye or mouth and the powder does get in your lungs. My friend warned me about not wearing good clothing, so I was so the ugly American wearing my overalls with paint stains - everyone was starring at me and laughing! But no one warned me about my hair! The pink dye is still in my hair and I can't get it out! AHH. This would be ok if I was 18, but I'm a lot older now and really don't want pink hair at my job. Unfortunately I just got highlights last month so I'm not due for another 2 months and can't justify the expense. So note to self - next time wear a hair net if you have light blond hair like me! Everyone should experience this - it's really fun. If the kids are bored at the ceremony they can go downstairs and play games. It was just such a welcoming friendly place to have strangers like us who aren't Hindu coming to their temple, eating their food, using their dye, but being received so pleasantly. We did give a donation for the food, but they gave us so much more in return with this experience.

This is the near by temple from my home. This temple is not very big but people are very welcoming…read more This place is calm and provide much needed peace. On some days they provide food which is really good. One suggestion - before going to temple please call them to check when they are open. Also, for special events you can check temple site.

Serene and calm . Prayer atmosphere . We are frequent visitors of this temple. Cafeteria has lot of…read morebreakfast options.My kids love this place .

Had good dharshan. Temple built good. Priest are all good. Temple canteen opens in weekends and…read morefood is good.

Very peaceful atmosphere, The temple is well-maintained, and i appreciate the dedication and hard…read morework of the volunteers who ensure its cleanliness and sanctity. 6-foot murti (statue) of Shirdi Sai Baba, which serves as a focal point for worship and meditation. Hanuman ji Murti in black is there which is very rare to see in other temples. Kitchen is very neat and clean. It's spiritually enrich environment, making it a must-visit temple

Very peaceful temple, feels like going there daily. Jai Sai!…read more Everyone gets opportunity to take the arti in hand and do yourself during arti. That's really cool, rarely happens! Priest is so polite and helpful...Kudos to him!

Beautiful temple with many different statues. Extremely calm and quiet environment which is…read moreessential for prayers. While I no longer practice Buddhism myself, I went back with my mother and grandmother to this temple I have been to since I was little. It has changed a bit and grown (with the school and library across the street) but is still a welcoming place to all I remember it to be. Be wary that although there is parking there isn't a ton.

We lived the next street over for ten years, and my wife (who grew up Buddhist) swore she could…read morehear chanting on the summer breeze. So we investigated, and found the temple. The sanctuary is a serene place to meditate or pray, and my wife spent some time here over the years. This came with some degree of bewilderment from the monastics who live here, not at all used to white folks showing up. There's also a bit of a language barrier, as the congregants are all from Quincy's Vietnamese community, and most of the monastics are monoglot Tieng Viet speakers.

love this mosque so much and the people on it evreyrime I go it's clean and peaceful hopefully…read morethey'll make it even more bigger

A well kept space to come and pray. Came here after going out in Revere and found the place clean…read moreand pleasant.