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  Great Masjid and school. We have been coming here for almost ten years now, and my children have been attending the school for three years. Great Imam and friendly people! The school has wonderful, caring teachers. A great community!!

  Added January 27, 2017 by Leila Abdelmeguid
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  Incha Allah ,i wish for my kids to learn from AL-AQSA SCHOOL.

  Added December 31, 2016 by Zaynab Doumassi
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  Mashallah.great musjid very organized may Allah bless those who taking care of this musjid. Ameen.

  Added December 18, 2016 by Sabir Kakar
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  Went here to learn more about Islam, specifically Eid. I was told by one of the patrons outside "you're not muslim, why should I tell you anything? You worship a man... a false God, you trash don't belong here."
  
  I was then threatened and told to walk on the street because I am not allowed to walk on the sidewalk. He got angry and followed me when I walked away and refused to get off the sidewalk. He began to curse when I laughed and said a "moth is more intimidating than you little boy".
  
  It was a young scrawny guy, most likely trying to act like something he's not, however that does not excuse his behavior. I train in Muay Thai and Brazillian Jiu-Jitsu and the fighters at my gym would never treat those who wanted to learn or had questions so rudely and with such elitist arrogance.
  
  Went there to try and understand a culture for myself instead of listening to what I hear on the news.... I left with the promise to myself I would never be so naive again.

  Added August 08, 2016 by NCM