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4901 Diaz AveFort Worth, TX 76107Reviews from around the web
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- YNAa year ago
Yesterday, we went to this beautiful mosque for Friday prayers, and wow, the mosque was huge! The Imam's voice was incredible; it was so captivating that you just wanted to keep listening! That post-prayer feeling is always so uplifting!
- Faraz Amdani3 months ago
Nice clean mosque and they always have the best food outside from the downtown Shwarma . On Friday Khuba starts at 130 promptly .
- SHOAIB MOHAMMED2 years ago
Alhamdulilah!!! Jazakallah khair to everyone who made it and maintaining it for the others to come and pray peacefully. May Allah bless the one who is build the Home of God.
- Akcent Omar8 months ago
Assalamualaikum Very very nice people Mashallah. 5 star to Sheikh and other brothers. Mashallah 5 star to all teachers Mashallah they doing amazing job
- Sun Light3 months ago
The tall woman who wears black Abaya works or volunteer in this mosque is rude unwelcoming and unprofessional.
- Muhammad Iqbal3 months ago
Plenty of Parking and big Masjid to pray on Friday’s ❤️
- mounkaila mazou4 months ago
The mosque to go to in fort worth. Everything is amazing there.
- Shan.Nicole L. Evins4 months ago
It use to be five starts before I became a mother, when my son would come with his father on Fridays they would make him leave and not have accommodations for fathers bringing their young children when the other spouse is at work, so if your a brother who watch their children on Friday , this is not the Masjid for you.
- Fatima4 years ago
Super nice masjid with welcoming vibes. Highly recommend!
- Manzoor Momanda year ago
The masjid is a sanctuary where hearts unite in devotion to Allah, breaking barriers of race, status, and culture to stand as one. It is a haven of peace, where the soul finds solace, and the mind is reminded of its higher purpose. Within its walls, brotherhood thrives, as strangers become family through shared faith and acts of kindness. The masjid is not just a place of worship but a beacon of hope, guiding communities toward unity, compassion, and spiritual fulfillment.