Darul Amaan Mosque, Religious center in Hulme, Manchester, England.
Darul Amaan Mosque is a place of worship in Hulme with three golden domes and two floors that hold up to 1000 worshippers. The building has separate prayer halls for men and women, allowing many people to pray at the same time.
The mosque opened in 2012 after funding came from the local Ahmadiyya community through collective contributions. Its completion showed strong community commitment to the area.
The mosque serves as a gathering place where members of the Ahmadiyya community come together for daily worship and community programs. Visitors can observe religious life in Hulme that brings together people of different ages.
The mosque is located on Greenheys Lane near the South Campus of the University of Manchester and has wheelchair access. Visitors should know that shoes are removed outside the prayer halls and certain areas are reserved for worshippers during prayer times.
The central dome displays Arabic script from an important religious text, while the exterior walls feature gold lettering and calligraphy. These decorations show details of Islamic faith that are visible to those passing by.
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