Seoul Central Mosque - Free Audio Guide
Seoul, South Korea
이슬람교서울중앙성원;서울 중앙 모스크, 732-21, 우사단로10길, 한남동, 용산구, 서울특별시, 04407, 대한민국
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The Seoul Central Mosque, located in Itaewon, is South Korea's first and largest mosque, opened in 1976. It serves as a cultural and religious hub for the growing Muslim community, which now numbers around 100,000 in Korea. The mosque offers lectures in English, Arabic, and Korean, and attracts visitors who are interested in Islamic culture and architecture. Visitors can explore the mosque, observe prayers, and learn about the local Muslim community. The mosque is open daily, and entry is free, making it accessible for all. It is a significant landmark reflecting Seoul's multicultural landscape.