00:00 Intro
00:30 Exploring Itaewon
03:15 Muslim Street Itaewon
05:58 Central Mosque
08:18 Wuzu Area
09:21 Entrance Mosque
13:52 The End
The Central Mosque in Seoul is also known as the Seoul Central Mosque or Korea Muslim Federation Mosque. It is located in the Itaewon district of Seoul, which is known for its international cuisine and nightlife.
The mosque was completed in 1976 and is the oldest mosque in South Korea. It was built to serve the growing number of Muslims in the country, many of whom were migrant workers from countries such as Pakistan and Bangladesh.
The mosque features traditional Islamic architecture, including a dome and minaret. It also has a prayer hall, library, and classrooms for Islamic studies. The mosque is open to visitors, but it is important to dress modestly and remove shoes before entering.
If you are interested in visiting the Central Mosque in Seoul, it is located at 30 Hannam-daero 20-gil, Itaewon 1(il)-dong, Yongsan-gu, Seoul.
