Attended a screening of Ahmad Alive (seev.tv production) here, and not only is it an absolutely gorgeous space, everyone there was inviting, accepting, and gracious. I loved seeing the handmade pieces by the front entrance as well.

The center’s organizer Azita is a bad representative for the center. It is a beautiful space but she is rude, abrasive and contradictory. She should not be given the responsibility of representing the center and I feel bad for anyone wanting to book the center for a venue because you will have to deal with her. I encourage the center to get better representatives in order to make better inroads with the local community.

I want to express my deep disappointment with my experience working with Azita at ICCNC. The mosque is a beautiful space, and I truly wanted to have a positive experience sharing such a special day with my family. However, from the very beginning, my interactions with Azita were frustrating and unprofessional. She was completely unorganized and lacked attention to detail. On multiple occasions, she asked if I was willing to move my wedding date—even after I had confirmed with her multiple times and informed her that invitations had already been sent out. The fact that she felt comfortable making such a request after confirming should have been a major red flag. We were given access to the mosque from 1:00 PM to 5:15 PM, yet on the day of the event, Azita harassed multiple guests to leave by 5:00 PM, cutting our time short. Additionally, she allowed people to enter the mosque during my ceremony at 4:45 PM—30 minutes before the agreed-upon time. Leading up to the event, she never mentioned any restrictions on the number of tables we could use, yet on the day of, she only allowed us to use six tables in front of the stage. While we had agreed that I would provide small appetizers for my guests, she set up tables with dirty table covers, which was completely unacceptable. She also falsely claimed that I had told her no children would be present. At no point did I ever discuss the demographics of my guests with her, and it is my wedding—of course, my nieces and nephews would be there. To make matters worse, she has refused to refund my $200 deposit and has failed to provide a reasonable breakdown of what her team had to clean. The only thing she has mentioned is a few rose petals on the floor. Charging $200 for "clean up" with no justification beyond that is completely unreasonable. Overall, my experience with Azita was deeply frustrating and took away from what should have been a joyful occasion. I hope that ICCNC addresses these issues to prevent other couples from having to deal with the same unprofessionalism.

Their primary focus is supporting and attending to the Persian community. Many events with both Farsi and English content. Friday khutbah/Jummah service excellent and live-streamed on You Tube. There are cliques of course within specific culture but they are welcoming to everyone for prayers. Many times Uber drivers have dropped me off here for Friday prayer then stayed themselves to pray since parking is generally plentiful outside of the larger events during Ramadan, Interfaith, etc.

I never see open door of masjid during Rmadan and prays, but only they are open during donations. and food distrbutions. I was volunteer here but now no more. Today they know you because you worked and helped them , after one week come again they dont you and donot let you in.