Dergah al-Farah

In response to other reviews, two things: First, this is not a typical masjid—it is a Sufi tekkye, which you can learn more about if you follow the link to their website. Secondly, it is not open for daily prayers with the exception of Jummah, which can also be seen by looking at the website. It tells you the nature of this community and when it is open for gathering and prayer. Peace.

Inclusive Islamic Sufi community. All are welcome.

This masjid looks like don't open for daily prayer.. I was there today for asr prayer but the doors was closed

Females and Males are NOT separated in this mosque, also the Females are NOT covered in any type of way, THIS PLACE IS NOT AN ACTUAL MOSQUE, singing is practiced on the second floor, where guys and girls sit together. This is haram!

This is a very warm and welcoming community of men and women from all over the world. I have been a friend of the community for over 30 years. I once brought a friend, a man in his 70's who was born in Ireland and had left the church because of an abusive experience in his youth. When we visited here, my friend was so moved by the warm and sweet welcome of this community that he was inspired to seek out the religion of his youth again .. and for the last 10 years of his life -- he was again an active Catholic.