Al-Nur mosque, Islamic mosque in Neukölln, Germany
Al-Nur is a mosque in Neukölln housed in a converted office building with white walls and Islamic architectural details. The building contains prayer halls, Quran instruction rooms, a library, a cafeteria, and separate spaces for male and female worshippers.
The building was originally a commercial structure that was converted into a place of worship in the early 2000s. It became the home of Islamic Community Berlin and grew into an important religious institution in the city.
The mosque serves as a gathering place for the Muslim community in the neighborhood, welcoming worshippers from many different backgrounds. People come here to pray, study, and build connections with one another.
The building is located in an industrial area and is reachable by public transportation. Visitors should be aware of prayer times and dress respectfully when entering prayer spaces.
The name Al-Nur means 'the light' in Arabic and references a chapter of the Quran about guidance and illumination. This choice of name reflects the place's role as a source of spiritual direction for worshippers.
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