Rabita Mosque

Rabita Masjid is one of the earliest mosques in Finland. Muslims perform one of the most important pillars of Islam, the second pillar, which is prayer. The mosque is also a place for those who wish to read the Quran, practice seclusion, draw closer to Allah, and engage in private devotion.

– Performing the Five Daily Prayers and the Friday Prayer:
The mosque opens its doors to worshippers so they can perform the second pillar of Islam—prayer—in congregation, as commanded by Allah and His Messenger, peace be upon him, five times a day and night. Additionally, the Friday prayer is held, with the sermon delivered in Arabic, Finnish, or English.

– Lessons and Lectures:
At the Islamic League Mosque, lessons and sermons are held to remind Muslims of Allah and encourage them to embody and uphold virtuous morals.

– Mosque Facilities:
The mosque consists of two halls: the main prayer hall, which is designated for men, and a prayer room designated for women. Additionally, there are separate ablution and restroom facilities for each.