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Amsterdam, NL
As a collective building with prayer rooms for Moroccans and Turks (the first building with such a combination in the Netherlands) built on behalf of the Amsterdam East/Watergraafsmeer district, on the site of an old school building. It is conceived as a brick facade with a wide central window section. It stands out due to the absence of traditional attributes such as a dome and minaret.
Alphen aan den Rijn, NL
Moroccan Mosque El Fath. A brand new Moroccan mosque has been in use since 2000. The official opening only took place on 15 June 2002.
Dordrecht, NL
Mosque
Amersfoort, NL
Moroccan mosque, new building on site of former school.
Bodegraven, NL
Monumental new mosque with dome, built in Moorish tradition, on the northeastern edge of Bodegraven.
Maastricht, NL
The El Fath Mosque is a Moroccan-Dutch mosque in the Maastricht neighborhood of Brusselsepoort.
Lelystad, NL
Mosque with dome and minaret.
Amsterdam, NL
The Moskee El-hijra Amsterdam Foundation was founded in the early 1980s to represent the interests of the Moroccan Muslim community in the Geuzenveld-Slotermeer district.
Schoonhoven, NL
Mosque
s-Gravenhage, NL
Moroccan mosque.
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