Al Hadith Rasulullah Salalahu Alaihi Wasallam said "Give glad tidings to those who go to the Masjid frequently during hours of darkness, for they will have perfect light on the Day of Judgement". (Narrated by Sahl bin Sa'd, Ibn Maajah) |  |
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Africa
Babus Salaam
The first Masjid build in Mayfair West in the apartheid years. The local whites used to throw the windows of the Masjid broken out of spite. Eventually most of them moved out and today the Masjid is surrounded by Muslim.
Baitul Ghair
The Masjid use to be the Church hall. It was bought over by the Muslims and converted into a Masjid. The Church that it belonged to has also been converted into a Masjid.
Muaz bin Jabal
Build in 2006 this Masjid displays beautiful architecture inside and out.
Masjid Taqwa
This was one of the first Masjid's build in central Johannesburg in the apartheid era while Homestead Park was still predominantly white.
Masjidul Islam
Originally a christian Church, in the late 90's it was bought over by the Muslim and converted into a Masjid. The church hall which is a few streets away was also bought and converted into a Masjid.
Chintheche Masjid
This Masjid is a stone throw away from Lake Malawi. Seems like it was very well looked after before but has recently been neglected.
The second picture is that of the Madressa.
Nyimba Masjid
Perfectly located Masjid between Lusaka and Chipata. It is a small Masjid but serves it purpose.
Madinah Masjid
One of two Masjid's in a city with lots of Muslim.
Selebi Phikwe
Close to the South African border lies a little town called Selebi Phikwe with a small Muslim community. For many years they used a small house converted to a Musallah now Alhamdu lillah they have build their own Masjid.
Very beautiful in design both interior and exterior.
Amr Al Aas
Africa's first mosque originally built by Amr Ibn al-Aas in 642 AD, located in Cairo, Egypt.
Amr was the Muslim general who conquered Egypt against the Romans, and was known by the Egyptian Copts as a liberator against Roman oppression.
The original mosque measured about 29 m in length and 17 m in width, overlooking the river Nile from the northwest side. Since then it was extended multiple ...
Border Masjid
This Masjid & Darul Uloom is located a few kilometers after the Chipata - Malawi border. These Madressa has over 100 students.
Village Masjid
This Masjid is between Lusaka and Livingstone in a little village on the main road. Very convenient for performing Salaah when traveling and very hospitable people.
Area 9 Masjid
Newly build Masjid in Area 9. If anyone has more or better pictures please contact me.
Saubireen
Beautiful Masjid both exterior aswell as interior. This Masjid receives guests from various parts of the world.
Rudolph Street
Build in 1894 this Masjid was located in the Muslim Malay community of South End and was frequented by the local Muslim. The appartheid government evicted all the non-whites from the area but the Muslim are slowly moving back.
Peer Street
This masjid is located on the Port Elizabeth harbor. Many years ago government had plans to build a bridge which would go over the Masjid and would require the minaret to be lowered or removed and the Muslim community stood up against this plan. The highway has been blocked where the bridge was suppose to start.
Monze Masjid
Small Masjid in Monze. Excellent for travellers driving from the north of the country towards Lusaka.
Central Jamia MASJID
an elegant Masjid serving the eastern trading town of Chipata ...originally built in 1950s and rebuilt in 1963.....further modernized in late 1990s.An ICON building of CHIPATA
Masjid Al Falaah
Located in the heart of a buzzing city this Masjid receives over 300 people for Thuhr Salaah. It has a beautiful interior, very modern and spacious.
Lakeside Masjid
This Masjid is located 10 km out of Nkhotakota next to a Art & Crafts centre. Its a stone throw away from a very beautiful part of Lake Malawi.
