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  Most of the people who attend are delightful and generally hospitable. However, the imams are rude, callous, and judgmental. What goes in one’s mind is no one else’s business; it is as simple as that. Whenever they encounter someone who is from a Muslim background, the imams/attendants berate them for not practicing the faith as the imams "understand it”, which is utterly infuriating given the multitude of divergent practices within even one sect of the religion. Even if you do everything they say, it is never enough! They want donations and obedience. When they have both, they want more. This is a problem common to almost every masjid I’ve been to. I don’t know why the heads of the masjids in particular judge people without knowing their story (perhaps for lack of empathy) but it is extremely off-putting and turns people away from the faith rather than draw them in. This is the last time I visit ISBC and I would encourage any readers to either find a different masjid or practice on their own.

  Added June 18, 2017 by Trevor Hudgins
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  I was there for an open house, community-wide, with clergy from many different religions, and many politicians. It was a beautiful event, with a lovely wonderful friendly and peaceful vibe. They answered any and all of my questions.

  Added May 26, 2017 by Adam Tritt
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  This is the only masjid in the area. After being immersed within this community for the past year, here is what I have concluded: it is a big masjid, big community, large land space for expansion, unfortunately it is strife with politics, people constantly asking for donations each time I have been to this masjid for any prayer, including jummah prayer, the imam is so outdated that although he does know Quran and stories behind to back the verses up, he is completely blind to his immediate surroundings, the community, and constantly blames sisters for kids. This masjid, is content with providing outdated information, staying well inside their own community and not putting themselves, nor making their masjid known in the city/county, even though they have been here for 20 years, no one really knows they are there. Good place to pray, but nothing else.

  Added December 02, 2016 by Imran Mohamed
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  ((In the name of Allah , the Entirely Merciful, the Especially Merciful.))
  
  Beautiful sisters - Thank you for your patronage --

  Added October 16, 2016 by Blowdye Salon
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  I have visited the open house that they had for us and I felt very welcome. The food was amazing and so were the people. I recommend coming here if you like learning about new cultures and religions and also if you like meeting new people. I love this ❤❤❤

  Added August 03, 2016 by toto n