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  It was the worst place in the world. I would never recommend this place to anyone. They suck. The owner sucks.. He also threat me with the police and homeland security. And He told me the shut up. They need better customer services. The stafff is the really bad the like to harass you if they don't get the money they called me every minute of the money during the day. NEVER GOING THERE AGAIN. The worst people is the world.

  Added July 21, 2017 by Syed Taqi Jaffery
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  This place is not even a mousqe it gives a bad picture of islam

  Added December 26, 2016 by mohammed alshuibi
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  This is not a masjid, this is a hussainia which is a place where other than Allah 'god' can be worshiped (idolatry or polytheism). Which means shirk in Arabic.

  Added November 02, 2016 by Moha
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  I.M.A.N is a wonderful organization and community center with lovely facilities that provides religious, social and other services and activities to a far-ranging community of individuals throughout the greater Metropolitan Los Angeles area. In fact, some families come from as far away as Ventura County and Orange County to attend services and partake in Friday prayers, Arabic and Farsi language classes, the Qur'an discussion forum in English on Sundays, and a variety of presentations in the auditorium throughout the week. Individuals also hold weddings and wedding receptions in the very large banquet hall and presentations in the 120+ seat auditorium. The best thing is that in my eight year association with this group and organization, they have always maintained a deeply rooted belief in welcoming people of all races, beliefs, and nationalities and have been recognized by various governmental and social organizations as being a pillar in the community. I have loved participating in the many events and services and consider myself fortunate to be able to be a part of such a wonderful community of people!

  Added October 24, 2016 by junk can