The old mosque is now closed. It was situated at:

Adenauerallee 54

20097 Hamburg

Tel.: 040/2804355

Fax: 040/2804355

Fax: 040/28051831

                                         entrance of the mosque

The Ansar-ul-Deen mosque was opened in 1997. The mosque could be entered from Böckmannstraße via a large court-yard. It was situated in the district called St. Georg near to the main railway station, and you could easily get there by underground (U-Bahn), by suburban train (S-Bahn) or by bus.

The mosque was open 24 hours a day.

It comprised of two  prayer rooms and washing facilities.

Beside them there was an office, and it was possible to instruct children and adults at week-ends.

The sermons of Friday prayer and the prayers at both holidays (on the occasion of the feast of sacrifice at the end of the annual pilgrimage to Mecca and the feast of breaking fast after the end of the month of Ramadan) were translated into four languages:

In Haussa, Arabic, English and French. About 200 muslims were gathering in our mosque on Friday for prayer and after that for social get-together, among them women and children.

After afternoon prayer in the month of Ramadan the Qur'ân (Koran) was recited and explained, and after night prayer many Muslims were gathering for common so-called Tarâwîh prayers.

Details regarding dates and times of Friday prayers and prayers on the occasion of the feast of sacrifice and the feast of breaking fast will be found on our page "actual news".

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A look at the interior of the mosque and the mihrâb, a niche showing the direction to the Kaaba at Mecca, and the minbar, the pulpit.