Stockholm Central Mosque — Attraction in Stockholm

Alhumdolillah, Summa Alhumdolillah, Its a very beautiful big grand mosque located at #Medborgarplatsen, Stockholm, Sweden. It is one of the biggest mosque of Stockholm, It accommodates very large gathering specially for friday prayers. Its has got a seperate partition for women where they can offer prayers being in hijab. People here are very friendly, cooperative, cares and help other brothers and sisters who come to mosque for prayers.

Amenities are very good, Nice facility and good place to do ablution(wazu) have paper towels, Neatly maintained wash rooms.

Mosque has a islamic store here The Holy Quran is available with tafseer and translations, Holy ZamZam water is available here in packed small bottles, Musallah, Tasbih, Attar and Perfumes, Islamic book of Hadith, Seerat of Holy Prophet S.A.W.W (PBUH), Books on Hajj and Umrah, And other islamic books and necessary items are...

Compared to mosques in Finland, Stockholm Mosque is an impressive meshid. This was my second time in salat-ul-jumaah there and, again, the mosque was full. That is, there were at least hundreds of people. Even though the mosque was not originally built to be a meshid, it could have been, so well the construction of the building suits to be a mosque, and even the qibla wall is, I think, exactly to the right direction. There is a small book store inside the meshid selling among english and swedish books for example kandoras and delicates. Khutba is in arabic, but it was referred, again, in very understable swedish language with good enough details. Like muslims generally in Sweden, visitors of Stockholm Mosque are immigrants from everywhere, and of course, nowadays, their children or even...

A beautiful and peaceful place of worship located in the heart of Södermalm. The architecture is elegant, blending traditional Islamic design with Swedish simplicity. The mosque is well-maintained and welcoming to both worshippers and visitors. Friday prayers are well-organized, and there’s often a good turnout, reflecting the diversity of Stockholm’s Muslim community.

There’s also a bookstore and a small café inside, and during Ramadan, the mosque is especially active with nightly prayers and community iftars. The staff and volunteers are respectful and helpful. A valuable spiritual and cultural hub...