Mosque in Sendling, Islamic prayer center in Sendling, Germany
The Mosque in Sendling occupies a residential building on Schanzenbachstraße with prayer areas, a library, and a tea room for community use. The prayer hall seats around 130 people during regular services, though special religious occasions can accommodate up to 700 members.
The facility opened in 1989 to serve Munich's growing Turkish Muslim population. Its establishment marked the founding of the DITIB organization in this part of the city.
The community maintains its Turkish roots through services conducted in Turkish and Arabic, creating a gathering place where neighbors from the area connect and share experiences together.
The location is centrally positioned in the Sendling district and is accessible by public transport. Visitors should check prayer times before arriving, as these vary throughout the year.
This is a Hinterhofmoschee, a courtyard mosque that blends discreetly into the existing residential architecture without visible religious exterior markers. This design type is characteristic of how Islamic prayer spaces integrate into German urban neighborhoods.
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