What makes the Baitul Afiyat Mosque so special? Well, let me tell you. The Baitul Afiyat Mosque, right here in Lübeck, isn’t just a place of worship; it’s a symbol of peace, security, and a testament to the dedication of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The mosque’s name, Baitul Afiyat, translates to “House of Security,” a fitting title considering its history. The foundation stone was laid in 2009, and after two years of dedicated work and a construction cost of €500,000, the mosque was inaugurated on June 13th, 2011. It stands on a plot of 1934 square meters, with the prayer hall itself encompassing 128 square meters, providing a tranquil space for up to 160 worshippers. The Baitul Afiyat Mosque embodies the peaceful teachings of Islam and serves as a beacon of unity and understanding in the heart of Lübeck.
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