Mahdi Mosque, Hurtigheim

Ahmadiyya mosques in FranceMosques completed in 2019

The Mahdi Mosque (Arabic: مسجد المهدي; Urdu: مسجد مہدی) is a mosque located in the village of Hurtigheim, near Strasbourg, in the Grand Est region of northeastern France. It was formally inaugurated on 11 October 2019. It is the first purpose-built mosque in the whole of Kochersberg and has a capacity of 250 and comprises 2,640 square meters. The mosque has hosted several inter-faith events, such as a Friendly Iftar during Ramadan. In June 2022, the community held a "Mosque Open Day" with different stalls and exhibitions about Islam Ahmadiyya.

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Mahdi Mosque, Hurtigheim
Route des Romains, Saverne

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N 48.617776261893 °	E 7.6001997542874 °

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Mosquée Mahdi (Mosquée Mehdi;Mosquee Mahdi;Mosquee Mehdi;Mahdi mosquée)

Route des Romains 2
67117 Saverne
Grand Est, France
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