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★★★★☆ From my experience I liked the place. The women's musallah had very cushiony clean carpet and the washrooms were very clean. they have a full time school but I've no feedback about it. The only thing I don't like is the area where the masjid is. Also the entrance is so strange. It is so sharp that u can definitely miss it Posted on December 16, 2013

★☆☆☆☆ أعطوا الأجير أجره، قبل أن يجف عرقه “Pay the worker for his work before his sweat dries” PAY YOUR TEACHERS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! THIS IS ILLEGAL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I'M OUTRAGED THAT YOUR TEACHERS HAVE WORKED FOR A MONTH WITHOUT PAY. Posted on October 2, 2011

★☆☆☆☆ Masjid is flagged by you know who Posted on August 28, 2011

NR No, brother, the women's carpeting did not appear to have been replaced - old and quite grubby. Posted on March 17, 2006

★★★☆☆ the masjid has gone through a number of renovations. the picture above is kind of outdated. i'm not sure about the sister's section, but i know that the brother's musallaa has had new carpet installed since the last time i've been there (which was a year or so ago). the masjid is usually packed to capacity for jumu'ah. washrooms can get filthy very quickly and are almost always wet. masjid regulars are mostly of the ikhwaanee type. Posted on November 4, 2005

★★★☆☆ Women pray in a balcony overlooking the main (men's) prayer space. It's a long, narrow space. When I was there it wasn't enough space for all of the women who wanted to pray and sisters ended up praying on the landing and stairs next to it. You can hear what is going on below but cannot see any of it unless you are right up close to the balcony. Grubby carpeting could use a steam cleaning or replacement. The balcony is walled in with thin plexiglass - solidly constructed but not that attractive. The space below is several times larger - kind of like a high school gym. Decoration in both spaces is sparse. Sister's balcony contains a bookshelf, stuffed with books. The mosque building is very large, encompassing an Islamic school and gymnasium space as well as prayer rooms. The attendees in the women's section when I was there were largely Somali and Arab. Okay, mosque but not the best space or access for sisters and very well-worn. Posted on November 1, 2005