Asakusa mosque

Masjid Daar Al-Arqam Asakusa
Basic information
The location	〒111-0025 TokyoTaito-kuHigashiasakusa1 chome 9-12[1] Tel (Fax): 81-3-3871-6061 (6062)
Religion	Islam Sunni
Construction
Form	Mosque
Completion	1998
Building
Seating capacity	80 people
The number of the domes	1

The mosque where Asakusa mosque (あさくさ mosque) or Dahl le Al cam trout didoh [²] (Dar Al-Arqam Masjid ^[3]) is located in Higashiasakusa, Taitou-ku, Tokyo. It was built in 1998. It is run by Japanese mosque foundation (JMF) which is some stations of the Isla Mick circle of Japan (ICOJ) [⁴].

Table of contents

Name

"Da Lulu Al cam trout didoh" [⁶] and "Dahl Al Al cam trout didoh" [⁵] is used other than "Asakusa trout didoh" [⁵] about the Japanese notation, too. In addition, there are Darul Arqam Masjid [⁵] and Masjid Dar el Arqam Asakusa [⁷], some variations including Masjid Daar Al-Arqam Asakusa about the Roman letters notation.

Service

The mosque provides the next basic service [⁸]

• I am worshiped five times prayer and every Friday of attendance every day
• Ceremony (including the certificate) of the marriage of Islam
• Library of Islam
• シャハーダ (including the issue of certificate)
• Funeral service service
• Class about the topic of Islam various in the center
• The spread of information of Islam.

Facilities

In the building, the allocation of each floor is as follows at 5 stories.

• The first floor: Islam Cultural Center
• The second floor: Bethel for the woman
• The third floor: Bethel for the man
• The fourth floor: A kitchen and dining room
• The fifth floor: House of the leader of the prayer of the mosque

Transportation

The nearest station is Tokyo Metro Hibiya Line, JR Joban Line Minami-Senju Station or Tokyo Metro Ginza Line Asakusa Station.

Reference

1. ^ http://www.islam.co.jp/masjid/dar_al-arqam/index.html
2. ^ "Japanese マスジド Muslim group Kanto". Isla Mick center Japan. November 5, 2013 reading.
3. ^ "About The Masjid". Masjid Dar el Arqam Asakusa (official site). November 5, 2013 reading.
4. ^ http://masjid-asakusa.ucoz.com/index/about_the_masjid/0-5
5. ^ ^{a b c} "Information about the mosque". Shimizu Cemetery Islam graveyard. November 5, 2013 reading.
6. ^ "The fifth whole country trout didoh (mosque) convention". Waseda University Islam area study mechanism. November 5, 2013 reading.
7. ^ "site title." Masjid Dar el Arqam Asakusa (official site). November 5, 2013 reading.
8. ^ http://www.islamiccircleofjapan.org/dar-al-arqam-masjid.html

Outside link

• (English) Official site
• Information about the mosque
• Map of the mosque

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