Malmö Mosque, Mosque in Husie district, Malmö, Sweden
Malmö Mosque is a house of worship with modern architectural design in Malmö, with space for large prayer gatherings and events. Alongside the prayer hall is a school building that connects the two facilities.
The building was constructed in 1984 and grew from the needs of Muslims who came to Sweden during the 1960s and 1970s. A major shift came in 2008 when a new organization took over the building and restructured its operations.
The mosque serves as a gathering place for Muslims from the region and Copenhagen, where people from many different backgrounds come together. The site has become a center where the community meets and connects.
The site functions both as a mosque and school center, so visiting conditions and times vary depending on activities taking place. It helps to check beforehand what visiting hours apply and whether special events are scheduled on your visit day.
The building sits in a residential neighborhood with villas and is used by an international school community, creating a distinctive blend. This place shows how religious and educational institutions coexist in a modern urban setting.
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