Masjied Assalam

Masjied Assalam is a place of worship for Muslims, specifically a mosque located at Esdoornstraat 36, 8924 BK Leeuwarden, Netherlands.

Islamic Style: As an Islamic place of worship, it may feature architectural elements characteristic of the Islamic style, including domes, minarets, and intricate geometric patterns.

• Serves as a sacred space for Muslims to perform their daily prayers
• Observes Ramadan
• Celebrates Eid al-Fitr and other significant events in the Islamic calendar

The mosque's primary function is to provide a place where Muslim community members can come together to worship, socialize, and engage in spiritual growth.

History

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Notable Features

One notable feature of Masjied Assalam is its location at Esdoornstraat 36, which serves as a hub for Muslim community activities.

1. Categorized as an establishment, mosque, place of worship, and point of interest
2. An important cultural and religious landmark in Leeuwarden, Netherlands

Unique Aspects

As with many Islamic mosques around the world, Masjied Assalam has no bell tower, as bells are not typically used in Islamic worship.

• Rely on traditional call-to-prayer methods to signal prayer times, such as the Adhan and the Iqama