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Masjid al-Noor
14522 Goldenwest Street
Westminster, CA 92683
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After renting an office space in Fountain Valley, CA for over a decade, serving hundreds of local Muslims through daily prayer & Qur'an reading services, weekly educational services for adults, children & youth, monthly spiritual gatherings for the whole family, and more, Al-Noor Foundation was fortunate to obtain a $1.8M, 16,000 sq. foot industrial warehouse in Westminster, CA, where we can expand and serve the growing needs of the community. Added on September 16, 2007 and last updated 3 years ago
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 (714) 839-1661
 All prayers & jumaa
 Multicultural
 Room for 150
 Arabic (w/translation) services
 Gender barrier
 Adequate restrooms
 Parking available
 Mass transit nearby
 Wheelchair accessible
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arhabibi
Corona, CA
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arhabibi
Corona, CA
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★★★★★ Very spacious parking lot. Very nice structure . Very stylish Wuzoo area. Prayed Maghreb in Jamat and of course that had to be in Arabic. Posted on February 21, 2015
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Sunderbelly
Cape Town, WC
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★★★★☆ Beautiful masjid. If you want to perform your salaah here, you couldn't ask for more. Woman's section is behind the men, and separated by dark glass. The only reason for losing a star is the lack of English. Khutbah, announcements, everything was arabic. Posted on December 27, 2014
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salika
Chapel Hill, NC
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★★★☆☆ A couple of corrections, I went to this mosque because the description said it had no barrier in the main hall. But like most masjids, the women were delegated behind a curtain. It is also not a multicultural mosque, but rather is for Arabs, the lecture between taraweeh was in Arabic, and everyone there looked Arab. Besides that, the women were sweet and welcoming, but the description needs to be updated. Posted on July 17, 2013
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