Busan Al-Fatah Mosque, Islamic prayer center in Namsan-dong, South Korea.
Busan Al-Fatah Mosque is a prayer center in Namsan-dong with a white exterior and Middle Eastern architectural features. The building contains prayer halls, an educational area, and a library holding religious texts.
The building was constructed in 1980 with financial support from Libya and marked the start of Islamic community work in Busan. This created a permanent place of worship for the growing Muslim population in the city.
This mosque serves as a gathering place for Busan's Muslim community and visitors from different countries. It functions as a space where people come together to pray and maintain their traditions.
The building is located in Namsan-dong and can be reached on foot walking north from Dusil Station. Visitors should check prayer times in advance and wear appropriate clothing, especially if entering prayer areas.
The mosque offers prayers in Korean, English, and Arabic, making it an international gathering space. This multilingual approach reflects the diverse cultures that pass through Busan and connect here.
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