Mahmood Mosque, Zürich — Attraction in Zurich

When I first came to Zurich on a vacation, I was trying to find someplace to pray therefore Mahmood Mosque was close. Unbeknownst to me that this was a cult not Islam. I did not even know that this existed, the Ahmadis or Qadianis consider Mirza Ghulam Ahmad who was born in 1835-1908 their last prophet, I found this after sometime, since they had pictures at the stairs leading up to the prayer room on the first floor. I found this odd at the beginning since I have never seen nothing similar anywhere (pictures or statues are forbidden in Islam). I questioned myself how come a person from the Punjab - India can understand the Quran more than the Arabs who lived among the last Prophet Muhmmad (SAW) and were told that no prophet shall come after me. Furthermore, it seems that the Qadianis take excerps from the Quran make their interpretations and do not take into context their previous or sequent meanings. Just like the Christians, its seems that they are more related to them in this sense. The so called Ahmadi Prophet made several claims which almost all of them come to be considered false but still, It continues to gain support. But I cannot questions that because there are still people in this age that considers the earth to be flat with all the proof that exists. Man can be convinced of anything with emotions and feelings, but the falsehood needs to be covered while the truth walks bare naked. Be aware of this, your salvation...

This place is listed as a mosque; however, visitors should be aware that it is affiliated with the Ahmadiyya/Qadiani community. It may be helpful for visitors to research further to understand the background of Ahmadiyya/Qadiani community before visiting or engaging with this place. There are many Mosques (a place of Worship for Muslims) in Zürich city,...

To those saying, "It's an Ahmadiyya mosque, don't go":

We worship only Allah Almighty. A mosque is the house of God, a place where you connect with Him. If you belong to a different community, you are welcome to pray separately.

One more thing—don’t criticize us without knowing the truth. We respect all religions and communities.

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