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  All prayers including formal jumaa

  Multicultural

  English services

  Partial barrier separating genders

  Adequate restrooms

  Parking available

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★★★★★ I was travelling for work in this town and stopped here for Jumma prayers. The place looks like a regular masjid and you can easily spot it from the road. It is located across the street from a Korean church, where the people are kind enough to let the Muslims use their parking lot during Friday prayers for extra parking. Plenty of space for both men and women for prayers and clean restrooms with separate wudu area. Alhamdulillah a good place to stop for prayer. Posted on March 24, 2017

★★★★★ Awesome environment, quite nice and clean place to pray..! Visited this masjid during road trip! Posted on June 29, 2014

★★★★★ Beautiful masjid with its own Islamic school. All 5 prayers and Jumaa are held. School is expanding to high school. Inshallah will be the first in PA to offer classes from Pre K to 12th grade. They are need of funds, pl donate generously towards this project. This will be a sadqa e jariah for you and your family. Thank you Posted on May 9, 2013

★★★★★ Went to this mosque last month while visiting a friend in Macungie. We went to Juma prayers there @ 12:15. The mosque itself is huge and also very clean. Posted on August 7, 2011

★★★★☆ This really is a large and beautiful masjid. They also have and Islamic school up to (I think) third grade. Few to none show up for most daytime prayers, but it overflows for Jum`a. They have a rotating list of khatibs. They start Jum`a at 12:15 year round, and finish by 12:45. In the summer this is well before the start of Zuhr time. (Not intended as an argument either way, but just so people can make their own decisions - in accordance with what's written in the FAQ.) Posted on February 9, 2006

★★★★★ Beautiful, from the ground up masjid just outside of Allentown, in Eastern PA. There is a seperate area for women in the main prayer hall. The area can be enlarged or made smaller by portable carved wooden screens that are about 3 feet high. Women can see and hear the imam. The bathrooms are very clean and very large, for both men and women. Adequate space for wudhu, shoes, extra hijabs, coat hangers, and spaces to change diapers. Large reception hall, cafeteria, and classrooms. There are activities during the week for men and women in English and Urdu (not sure about Arabic). I love visiting this masjid and praying there. Posted on November 13, 2005