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Ahlulbait Mosque glasgow

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Ahlulbait Mosque, located at 25 Woodside Pl in Glasgow, serves as a central hub for community worship and engagement among Muslims in the area. The mosque is committed to providing spiritual guidance and educational resources through regular programs designed for all ages. With an emphasis on fostering a welcoming atmosphere, Ahlulbait Mosque encourages active participation from community members while promoting understanding of Islamic teachings. Whether through prayer services or community events, Ahlulbait Mosque plays an important role in nurturing spiritual growth within its congregation.

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Abeer Ahmad

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Regular prayers and jumma not practiced

5/ 5

Regular prayers and jumma not practiced

Fadhel Al-eid

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Mohammed Sabri

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