Step into the halls of Baitul Afiyat, a serene haven of faith in the heart of Stockholm. It wasn’t always a mosque. Before becoming Baitul Afiyat, it was a modest mission house on the city’s outskirts. This building witnessed the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s growth in Sweden spurred by the large number of Swedish converts. It quietly hummed with the community’s devotion and outreach for many years until it was officially declared a mosque. This transition reflects the community’s journey from its humble beginnings to a respected presence in Swedish society.
Центральный дом работников искусств
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