The Islamic Cultural Center "Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Fahd in Argentina" is a mosque and center for Islamic culture located in Buenos Aires, Argentina. It is named after King Fahd of Saudi Arabia.
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I’m disappointed, as a Muslim, the mosque should be open, it should be inviting, but I have just left as it is closed. What’s the point in such a huge mosque when it is not available for Muslims. I have been trying for a few days to connect with Muslims in this city and I thought the mosque would be the perfect place but alas it is not to be. I appear to be thwarted at every step in trying to experience Islam in BA. I have been travelling for some time and really wanted to connect with my...
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Two days ago I was at the mosque. Security stated to be at the mosque at 12:00 on Saturday for entrance to the mosque. I just walked 5 kilometers from Centro, arrived at 12:00, to be refused entrance to the mosque. Security stated I was not on the list for entrance. Nobody previously told me there was a list for entrance. The sign at the mosque states tour at 12:00 on Saturday. The sign says nothing about being on a list. What a waste of time due to bad management...
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This is the biggest mosque in Latin America which was inaugurated in year 2000. I am from the UK and touring South America for 6-weeks, I am of Islamic faith so was very glad to find a Mosque. The mosque have a prayer hall for men and women as well as schools for various ages. It has excellent washing and abulotion facilities. I went to pray at the mosque for three days in a row and met a few nice people. Overall it was good to have found this...
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