Mosquée Arrahma, Islamic mosque in northern Nantes, France

Arrahma Mosque is a place of worship in northern Nantes with separate prayer areas for men and women. The facility includes ablution areas and space for religious gatherings and community events.

The prayer house has been improved over time to better serve its congregation. An extension project was completed to increase the usable space inside the building.

The prayer house offers educational programs in Arabic language and culture that bring together families and women from the local community. These activities form an important part of how the place brings people together and keeps traditions alive.

The mosque stands at 1 Boulevard René-Cassin in the Nantes Nord district, beside the René Cassin stop on tram line 2. Entry is through three gates: one central and two lateral, the side stairs leading to changing rooms, ablution rooms and offices. The building covers 861 square metres over two levels and rises 14 metres.

The prayer house adjusts its worship schedule throughout the year, changing times with the seasons and religious observances like Ramadan. This practice keeps daily prayers aligned with the natural cycle of sunrise and sunset.