Unveiled in 2013, Baitul Muqeet Mosque stands as the first purpose-built mosque by the Ahmadiyya Muslim Jamaat in New Zealand. It marked a significant milestone. It coincided with the community’s 25th anniversary.
Baitul Muqeet Mosque is located in Manurewa Auckland. The mosque represents a long-held dream of the local Ahmadi community. They desired to offer a place of worship.
In 2013, Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad inaugurated Baitul Muqeet Mosque. He was on his Asia-Pacific tour. The inauguration occurred on the first day of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s Annual Convention in New Zealand.
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad unveiled a plaque. It commemorated the mosque’s opening. He delivered a Friday Sermon. He outlined the real objectives of a mosque. He spoke of the earnest desire of Ahmadis in New Zealand to build a mosque.
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad said the community had been in New Zealand for 25 years. It was their great desire to build a mosque. They wanted to present it as a gift to Allah.
He spoke of the rewards of building a mosque. The Holy Prophet said that whoever builds a House of God will have a home built for him in Heaven.
Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad emphasized the duty of local Ahmadis. They should strive to attain God’s pleasure. He said they must prioritize their faith over worldly matters. Local Ahmadi Muslims should convey Islam’s peaceful teachings. This message should reach all parts of the country.
New Zealand’s National Television interviewed Hazrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad. He said all peaceful people were welcome in the new Baitul Muqeet Mosque. This extends regardless of their faith or background.
He hoped the Baitul Muqeet Mosque would soon be too small. He expressed hope that more mosques could be built in New Zealand.
Baitul Muqeet Mosque has a capacity of 500 worshippers. It serves as a center for the Ahmadiyya Muslim community. Its address is 20 Dalgety Dr, Wiri, Auckland. The mosque stands as a symbol of faith. It embodies community spirit.