Barbaros Mosque

The mosque was built in 1965 and is named after the famous Ottoman admiral Barbarossa.

• The mosque's design reflects Islamic architectural styles, with a distinctive minaret and intricate stone carvings.
• The mosque was built in the 1960s to serve the growing Muslim community in Oudenbosch, which dates back to the early 20th century when many Turks and Moroccans migrated to the Netherlands.

The Barbaros Mosque has become a central gathering place for Muslims from various ethnic backgrounds, including Turkish, Moroccan, and Indonesian communities.

1. The mosque hosts cultural events, such as festivals and exhibitions, which foster interfaith dialogue and understanding between different cultures.
2. The mosque provides religious education, counseling, and social services to the local Muslim community, making it a vital hub for spiritual growth and support.

Address: De Baarlebossche 3, 4731 GR Oudenbosch, Netherlands.

GPS Coordinates: 51.5909�� N, 4.5346° E