Osaka Ibaraki Mosque — Attraction in Ibaraki

This is a small mosque for moslem. There is nobody inside to standby all the day. But when the pray time is coming, many people will come to this place. Women can stay on 2nd floor while the husband is praying. The place for wudhu' was on the side of the buildings and there are 2 toilets inside the wudhu' area. You can find many halal food inside such as dates, sauce, noodles, rice, Arabian curry etc.. also there are many frozen foods (chicken, lamb, cow, meatballs, chicken nuggets, sausage, etc) and all with HALAL labels. There is no cashier for payment. If you want to buy something, just put it on the small storage of cabinet (for coins), and the steel box on the top area of seasoning corner (for paper money)....

Osaka Ibaraki Mosque is a spacious and welcoming place with a diverse international community. It hosts special events during Eid, including kids’ activities and free meals. The mosque has separate prayer areas for women, clean facilities, a small halal shop, and regular dawah programs on Saturdays with dinner. Visitors often highlight the warm atmosphere and helpful people, making it a memorable stop for both locals...

The only mosque in the north Osaka area. Unfortunately, the mosque is usually closed during the daytime of weekdays, except for the fajr (before the dawn, time varies) and ishaa (around 9pm) prayers. On Fridays, the jumuah prayer usually starts at around 12:30pm. There are "Saturday Programs" in Saturday evenings (6:30pm-) where you can listen to Imam's lectures and have dinner prepared by brothers and...