Ahlul Bait Center

Peaceful place to pray and gathering with brothers and sisters, Thanks for your support and assistance Masha Allah

My visit to this Shia mosque left much to be desired. Regrettably, the atmosphere lacked the peacefulness I had hoped for, mainly due to the ongoing disruption caused by noisy and inconsiderate children who were consistently loud and couldn't refrain from talking to each other, even during class. My experience in the men's section was undeniably unpleasant. Furthermore, I observed that the children didn't take responsibility for cleaning up after themselves in the basketball court and would sometimes treat the mosque like a playground after the lectures ended. Additionally, some individuals would leave the mosque to eat at places like Wingstop and Food4Less during events, which disrupted the continuity of the communal experience.

Today my experience at the women’s section was horrible. There was no place to sit, kids were yelling the whole time, women’s theatrical crying was distracting from listening to the Maqtal. If you are a woman who wants to learn about the family of the prophet then I do not recommend this place. Women are not allowed in the actual lecture not even in the back, all you get is a tv screen which is not worth the trip. You might as well watch it from home. It does not feel like a real Dars

A very spiritual place with a devotional program that makes you close to God, away from the worldly concerns.

$300 fee for a marriage contract!! That’s alot for many starting couples. Making this difficult is not the deen path. The shaykh is profiting from this which is haram.