Mosques in Korea
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Discover mosques, prayer spaces, and Islamic centers in Korea
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Mosque Types
Understanding different types of Islamic prayer spaces in Korea
Masjid
A full mosque with regular five daily prayers and Friday prayer (Juma'ah). Usually has separate prayer areas for men and women.
Prayer Room
A designated prayer space that may not offer all facilities of a full mosque. May have limited prayer times.
Islamic Center
A facility that includes a mosque along with other Islamic services such as education, community events, and sometimes halal food.
Musalla
A small prayer space, often found in universities, airports, or shopping centers. May not offer Friday prayers.
Major Mosques in Korea
Prominent Islamic centers in South Korea
Seoul Central Mosque
The first mosque in Korea, established in 1976. Located in Itaewon, it serves as the main Islamic center in Seoul.
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Busan Mosque
The main mosque in Busan, serving the Muslim community in Korea's second-largest city.
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Mosque Etiquette
Remove Shoes
Always remove your shoes before entering the prayer area.
Dress Modestly
Men and women should dress modestly. Women should cover their hair with a scarf.
Maintain Silence
Keep noise to a minimum, especially during prayer times.
Silence Phones
Turn your phone to silent mode or switch it off while in the mosque.
Perform Wudu
Perform ablution (wudu) before praying in the mosque.