Venue: Jamia Mosque| Accessibility category: Temple | Accessibility information: Jamia Mosque
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Local Facilities
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Available by subway (within 30 minutes walk)
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Bus reachable (within 15 minutes walk)
Introduction
The Muslim halal chapel was built in 1849 and was rebuilt in 1915. It is the first mosque in Hong Kong, also commonly known as the "Mosque". The mosque is rectangular in shape and retains the original minaret. The main entrance is arched and surrounded by arched windows rich in Arabic colors. There are about 220,000 Muslims in Hong Kong, of which 30,000 are Chinese and 120,000 are Indonesians. The rest are non-Chinese born in Hong Kong, as well as believers from Pakistan, India, Malaysia, the Middle East and African countries.
The Muslim Muslim Chapel in Central does not have barrier-free facilities at all, and wheelchair users are not recommended to go alone. From MTR Central Station Exit C, walk along Des Voeux Road Central towards Sheung Wan to Jubilee Street, then follow the Central to Mid-Levels escalator down to the junction of Shelley Street and Robinson Road.
FG Tips
Jamia Mosque is a statutory monument and there are no barrier-free facilities. People in wheelchairs should not go alone.
Photo album
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Jamia Mosque peripheral situation
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Jamia Mosque peripheral situation
Going in and out of Jamia Mosque must be stone-level -
Entrance to the main auditorium of Jamia Mosque
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Entrance and exit of Jamia Mosque Auditorium
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Inside the Jamia Mosque auditorium
Relevant information
開放時間 : 每日上午10時至晚上9時
Address : Jamia Mosque 30 Shelley Street
Enquiries : 2523-7743
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