Ahlul Bayt Mosque - Brooklyn, NY

The Ahlul Bayt Mosque, also known as the Islamic Guidance Center, was a significant Shia (Jafari) mosque and the city's oldest Shia masjid in Brooklyn. It was located in a converted two-story building on Atlantic Avenue, a street known for its Muslim-owned shops. The center aimed to spread the message of humanity, morals, and faith as taught by the family of the Prophet Muhammad.

Key Features 

Diverse and Welcoming Community: The mosque was known for its friendly atmosphere and diverse congregation, including many reverts to Islam.

Educational Focus: It served as an Islamic Center and library, offering religious education and guidance.

Community Events: The center hosted various activities, including prayers, speeches, and social gatherings like picnics and barbecues.

Dedicated Prayer Space: The interior featured a rectangular prayer hall with a specific, enclosed section to accommodate women.

Storefront Mosque: The center operated out of an adapted ca. 1900 building, a common example of adaptive reuse for religious purposes in urban areas.

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