Al-Khadeejah Mosque

Al-Khadeejah Mosque is a place of worship in Nukuʻalofa that combines Islamic architectural elements with the climate and style of the South Pacific, featuring white walls and geometric designs. The facility was built to provide the Muslim community with space for daily prayers and religious gatherings.

The mosque opened in 2010 with support from international funding organizations that helped establish the facility for Tonga's Muslim community. The building required repairs following cyclone damage in 2018 but continues to serve its purpose.

The mosque serves as a gathering place for the Muslim community in Tonga, which forms a small minority in a predominantly Christian nation. Visitors can experience how this religious space helps the community maintain their faith and traditions.

The facility is accessible in Nukuʻalofa and shares information about prayer times and religious events through social media channels. Visitors should remember this is an active place of worship and approach with appropriate respect for religious practices.

Community members are working toward establishing an educational institution that would blend Tonga's school curriculum with Arabic language study. This initiative reflects the community's commitment to passing on both local and religious heritage to younger generations.