Granada Mosque facts for kids

Quick facts for kids Granada Mosque
Mezquita de Granada
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Location
Location	Granada, Andalusia, Spain
Location in Andalusia
Architecture
Architectural type	mosque
Date established	2003

The Granada Mosque (which is Mezquita de Granada in Spanish) is a special place of worship for Muslims. It is located in the beautiful city of Granada, in the region of Andalusia, Spain. This mosque serves as an important community center for Muslims in the area.

History of the Granada Mosque

The idea for the Granada Mosque came from the local Muslim community. They worked hard to make their dream of a new mosque come true. Construction began and the mosque officially opened its doors in the summer of 2003. It quickly became a central part of Muslim life in Granada.

Architecture and Design

The Granada Mosque is built with traditional Muslim designs. These designs often include beautiful patterns and shapes. The mosque building is part of a larger complex. This complex includes a peaceful garden where people can relax. It also has a special center for Islamic studies.

What is in the Islamic Studies Center?

The Islamic studies center is a place for learning. It has several useful areas:

• A library filled with books.
• A conference hall for meetings and talks.
• An exhibition area to display information.
• A bookshop where you can find books and other items.
• A reception area to welcome visitors.

Activities at the Mosque

The Granada Mosque is a busy place. It holds many activities for its community.

• Daily Prayers: Muslims pray five times a day. The mosque is open for these daily prayers.
• Friday Prayers: Every Friday, there is a special prayer called Jumu'ah. Many people gather for this important weekly prayer.
• Quran Study: The mosque also offers daily sessions. Here, people can recite and study the Quran. The Quran is the holy book of Islam.

See also

In Spanish: Mezquita Mayor de Granada para niños

• Islam in Spain