Gothenburg Mosque

The Gothenburg Mosque is a place of worship located on the Hisingen peninsula at the base of Ramberget hill. It features a square minaret, separate prayer rooms for men and women, conference rooms, lecture halls, and dedicated washing areas for religious ablutions.

The mosque opened in 2011 with complete funding from Saudi Arabia. This construction marked the establishment of a major place of worship for the growing Muslim community in the city.

The mosque functions as a gathering place for the Muslim community and hosts religious celebrations alongside dialogue with people of other faiths. You can witness how this space brings together residents from different backgrounds for shared cultural moments and community events.

The building is accessible from several directions, and you will find designated areas for removing shoes before entering prayer rooms. It helps to arrive with respectful attire and check ahead if there are any ongoing gatherings or events.

Architect Björn Sahlqvist designed the building with Scandinavian design principles, emphasizing natural light and open spatial arrangements. This blend of Nordic aesthetics with religious function creates a distinctive approach to mosque architecture that visitors rarely encounter elsewhere.