Masjid-e-Ali

lovely large mosque and school behind it.

Amazing masjid love masjid e Ali I go to Sunday school here and it is so organized and amazing

Slam, where can i find the calander of ramazan 2024?

Perform Friday Prayer Here, just a couple of Miles of i287.

All sects of Muslim Ummah are welcome here. A place of worship with a vision. They have various programs going on round the year. They have also started Sadiq school .

This place is amazing. The atmosphere is amazing as well. A gentleman and a lady waited for us to finish our prayers since we were a bit late they were about to close. They were very kind and even gave me a calendar. May Allah bless all the Muslim Ummah 🤲🏻❤

Beautiful, elegant n greatly designed specifically the traditional way of separating the masjid n hussainia like back home but I still there is one thing wrong there n I bet almost everyone knows wut it is n carry on with their lives without doing anything about it which will have its affect sooner or later in the future.

Master of many virtues. Ali said: "Mercy of God on you, O Abu Bakr. You were an affectionate companion and friend of the Prophet of Allah, a source of joy to him, and one who knew his secrets and enjoyed the privilege of being consulted by him. You were the first person to embrace Islam: you had the purest faith, and your belief in Islam was unshakable. Of all, you feared Allah most, and you were the source of the greatest advantage to His faith. You had been with the Prophet more than any one else, and your love for Islam was superior to others. A blessing to the companions you were the best of associates. Master of many virtues, excelling others in accomplishments and superior to all in position, you resembled the Holy Prophet more than any other person in the uprightness of character and conduct and in kindness and excellence. Your rank was noble, your position sublime, and you enjoyed the greatest confidence of the Prophet. May God reward you with goodness on behalf of Islam and the Prophet."

As-Siddiq. Ali added: "For the Prophet of Allah you were like his very sight and hearing. You corroborated the truth of his message at a time when everybody belied him, and so you were called As-Siddiq (the veracious) by Allah in His revelations. He says, "The one who came with the Truth, and the one who corroborated the Truth. The one who came with the Truth was Muhammad (peace be on him) and one who corroborated the Truth was Abu Bakr. You supported him when others had deserted him, and you remained firm in helping him in misfortunes when others had withdrawn their support. In the days of hardship you were his best companion. You were "the second of the two", and his companion in the Cave. You were the person on whom God conferred tranquillity of mind. You were the only companion of the Prophet in his migration to Madina, and you were his Caliph among his followers and in the religion of Allah. You discharged the functions of the Khilafat in a most excellent manner at a moment when people had taken to apostasy, and you exhibited such firmness in enforcing the commands of Allah as had never been exhibited by the Khalifa of any other Prophet."

Firmness of Abu Bakr. Talking about the firmness of Abu Bakr, Ali said: "You rose to the occasion when your colleagues showed lassitude, and you became bold when they were weak. You retained your adherence to the ways of the Prophet when others deviated from them. You were his true Caliph with no dispute or difference, although this gave offence to hypocrites and umbrage to the infidels, brought grief to those who were jealous and made the rebels wrathful. You stuck to the commands of Allah when others showed cowardice. You remained firm when others went astray. You passed through the Divine light while they remained behind. Afterwards they followed you and attained their goal."

The masjid has been designed in a modern fashion with adequate facilities and open spaces.

Came here outside of prayer times. The care taker was so kind and hospitable. The masjid and prayer area in its entirety was in impeccable condition. The ambience in the prayer hall was so spiritual. You could sense the genuineness of those who established this masjid.

A wonderful experience, host were very gracious, very welcoming and a very well organized event

Always fulfill our religious need , great place to worship….Alhamdulliah.

New or renovated Shia masjid but Sunnis are welcomed. Clean and beautiful facilities. Many rooms and bathrooms. They pray aser with dahr and magrib with isha (combined) plus fajr on time. Jumah Salah at 1and is followed by asr.

A great place of worship
The only problem is that the morning prayers heart set on a Time rather them the prayer time by itself in other words the prayer times AR supposed to be with Dawn and sunrise timings changing everyday but the center have decided to choose the only convenient time
Which is not right

Assalamualaikum I google the near masjid and I came to this beautiful masjid.
They was cars in parking lot when I when inside no one was there.
I start to look around to pray with someone.
I just started praying after I finish my pray two brother came in I ask where's the restroom he walk me to the other side of the masjid I was like wow this beautiful.
They were other people together in back side of the masjid.
I'll love to go there again inshullah soon

Excellent experience- knowledgeable religious leaders
Very welcoming

Raised a Muslim while growing up in a predominantly Sunni culture and little did I know where I was until prayer started. “Did as the Romans do”, which was a marginal and not as significant of a difference in terms of salah performance. Then after the Salah, I approached the humble Imam, inquired about the differences between and Sunnis and Shiites. Not only did he answer all of my questions with diligence and modesty, he also gave me a book, an introduction to Shia Islam so I can blow away any smoke looming due to misconceptions.

Evidently, as I was going up, stories of Sunnis and Shiites having this deep animosity towards one another was always a question I never had a clear answered to for I only heard opinions and facts one-sidedly. Now, I really don’t see why people of the same religion, Sunnis or Shiites, irrespective of what their ideological differences is, would repel one other instead of embracing their similarities and acknowledge the fact that, from the beginning and in the end, WE ARE MUSLIMS worshipping no one but Allah.

I attended this past Saturday a service at Temple Beth El of Somerset, where 2 of your members attended, remembering the Pittsburgh tragedy

I appreciate the solidarity shown and wish to express my thanks

Together, with education , love and dialogue, we Americans can defeat and isolate hated for all races, religions, sexual orientations etc.

This place is a very clean and beautiful mosque.
Regarding the programs, they are mostly in Urdu, but from time to time they have awesome speakers.

Very well maintained , clean, , organised , and offered wonderful majlis in English and Urdu during Muharram 2019.. which I went to with the family. A wonderful place of worship