I was close to Lincoln Tunnel at 2:00 pm. So I thought to catch Dhohr prayer. Found the place on google and went for the first time. It is a school 🏫 at third floor while the mosque is at the 2nd floor while management and a basketball court at the first floor or at least that is what I noticed. Two free parking lots. May Allah bless whoever bought the property and managing the place. Streets are very narrow. Many mothers were waiting for their kids to finish the school. I entered from the large door where the basketball court, so I had to ask someone how would I get to the mosque. But if I entered from the tiny mosque’s door I would just simply go all the way up to the 2nd floor to pray without going through the basketball...
Read moreThis mosque has had its door open to the whole community for over 30 years. You've heard that right. Thirty Years. From having a private school on their premises to being open for the five prayers, 7 days a week, to having an election and voting process for leadership in the mosque, to presenting to the community a very clear sheet of donations and expenses, constantly. To have a regular youth program that accommodates the youth of the community, through physical sports activities, field trips, mental health, etc...Programs regularly they have a proven track record. Many blessings to all of those planning, participating and directing the facilitation of...
Read moreI left more anxious than I came. I was looking for a calming experience to ease my heart, but i didn't find it here. The imam sounded very angry and upset. He had a good message but the delivery felt like he was yelling at us scolding everone. Did not inspire. If you're looking for a peaceful place to connect & get closer to Allah (s.w.a) I don't think you'll...
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