Lakefield Mosque open day
Guests can also witness the midday congregational prayer at 12:45 pm.
The executive members of the Lakefield Mosque extended an open invitation to anyone interested in the open day taking place on 14 September.
Planning to bring the community together, the day is there to build bridges and foster better community relations. In addition, the mosque hopes to clear misconceptions and forge an even better understanding amongst the members of the culturally diverse yet united locality.
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The mosque is named after “The Helpers”(Ansaar), a group of Prophet Muhammad’s selfless companions who made it their life’s mission to see to the needs of others. With the hope of following this legacy, the congregation strives to be part of the various community projects, on personal and collective levels.
“… and be good to your neighbour” – Prophet Muhammad.
Everyone is invited to the open day to indulge in a cup of tea, benefit from a guided tour of the mosque and be inspired by the rich history of Muslims in South Africa and their involvement in the struggle for freedom.
Visitors can join in any of the three tours and presentations taking place at 10 am 11:30 am and 1:30 pm.
