October in Brisbane. A warm spring day. Can you picture the scene? The inauguration of the Baitul Masroor Mosque. The year is 2013. Dignitaries and guests gather, including Members of Parliament and Queensland’s Commissioner of Police. They are here to witness a significant event for the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community. The Baitul Masroor Mosque stands proudly. It is the second Ahmadiyya Mosque in Australia. Its construction, completed in the same year, cost a substantial $2 million. The mosque has a capacity of 2,000 worshippers. This makes it a central place of worship for the growing community. Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad, a key figure for the community, inaugurated the Baitul Masroor Mosque. He also laid the foundation stone back in 2012. This highlights the importance of this mosque within the Ahmadiyya Muslim faith. The Baitul Masroor Mosque serves as a testament to the community’s dedication. It also symbolizes their growing presence in Australia.
Baitul Masroor Mosque
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