Al-Sadiq Mosque, Islamic place of worship in Bronzeville, Chicago, United States.
Al-Sadiq Mosque is a place of worship in Bronzeville featuring traditional Islamic architectural details, including a white exterior and pointed arches along its walls. The building contains prayer rooms, educational spaces, and areas for community gatherings.
The mosque was founded in 1922 and stands as the oldest existing mosque structure in the United States. It was built by African-American Ahmadi Muslim converts, marking an important milestone in the history of Islam in America.
The mosque serves as a central hub where people from different backgrounds gather to pray and study Islamic teachings together. You can see this diversity reflected in how the community uses the space for worship and learning.
The mosque welcomes visitors during prayer times and offers religious education classes. It helps to check prayer schedules ahead of time and wear modest clothing to respect the religious customs of the place.
The mosque was the birthplace of The Muslim Sunrise magazine, which has been publishing articles about Islam and social issues since the 1920s. This publication became an important voice in American discussions about Islam and community life.
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