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  Always love to go there. Love its quiet and peaceful atmosphere.

  Added September 19, 2016 by Nazmus Saquib
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  I had an issue for a few years in which I would black out and at times I would suffer from paralysis. I visited this masjid at the end of October 2016 when I was in the middle of doing my 40 Days. The Imam al-Hājj (I believe he's originally from Halab) (performed Ruqyah on me for 20 seconds before Salatul Zuhr and my problem immediately went away before he even recited the closing Dua for the Ruqyah.
  
  I would highly recommend anyone who is suffering from panic attacks, paralysis, depression, suicidal thoughts, narcolepsy, anger management problems, etc. and, despite having sought medical help, was unable to remedy their issues, I would suggest contacting the Imam al-Hājj and seeking his advice. His Ruqyah program is according to the Quran and Sunnah (from Sahihul Muslim) and takes less than five minutes a day but is very successful depending on how strong one puts their Tawakkul/Dependence/Trust in Allah (SWT).

  Added September 10, 2016 by Yusha Umeri