Baitul Ahad Mosque - Nagoya Japan

 

Baitul Ahad Mosque
Built: 20 November 2015
 Capacity: 800
Location: Nagoya, Japan

 The above picture is of the first Ahmadiyya Centre in Japan. The first ever purpose built mosque of the Ahmadiyya Jamaat was inaugurated on 20 Nov 2015 by the fifth Khalifa of the Promised Messiah (AS), Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad on his third tour to Japan. The Mosque has been named Baitul Ahad and is now the largest Mosque in Japan located in the Aichi Prefecture near Nagoya.


Ahmadiyya Mosque - Leipzig Germany

Ahmadiyya Moschee
Built: 2022 (Planned)
Capacity: 500
Location: Leipzig, Germany

Sadiq Mosque - Nordhorn Germany

 Sadiq Mosque
Built:2023
Capacity: 250
Location: Nordhorn, Lower Saxony, Germany

Foundation stone for this mosque was laid by Hadhrat Mirza Masroor Ahmad on his European Tour on 14 October 2015.

Baitul Kareem - Kimbe, Papua New Guinea

Baitul Kareem 
Built: 1988
Capacity: 400
Location: Kimbe, Papua New Guinea 

It is the first Mosque ever built in Papua New Guinea

Baitul Hamd - Icacos Trinidad & Tabago

Baitul Hamd
Built: ?
Capacity: 100
Location: Icacos, Trinidad & Tabago

The Bait-ul-Hamd Mosque is adorned with the elements of Islamic houses of worship, namely, the minaret and domed roof. Located on the south-western most end of the island of Trinidad, in the fishing village of Icacos (a mere 11km away from Venezuela)