
Mosque Open Day
Almost 300 neighbours came in January. Tours, a prayer to watch, food and your questions.
A home for the Muslims of Albury and Wodonga, and a place to stop and pray between Sydney, Canberra and Melbourne. Everyone is welcome: come and pray, learn, or simply visit.
The question every masjid is asked most, answered on the front page, from the same system as the screen in the hall.
. Live from the masjid's own prayer-time screen (Masjidal), so the website and the hall always agree.
One Jumu'ah. Please arrive a little early.
In school holidays a second Jumu'ah may be added. It will show here and in the Friday reminder. Sample
We are five minutes off the Hume Freeway in Lavington, the only purpose-built masjid between Sydney and Melbourne. Many of our Google reviews come from travellers, and the masjid wants every one of them to get in, even at Fajr.
In 2021 the community opened its new masjid on Wagga Road, built entirely with donations from across Australia. Today it is home to prayers, Eid, iftars, classes, open days and outreach.






Photos from the masjid's own website and Facebook page. On the live site, the committee adds new photos from a phone after every event.
Events that today live only in the WhatsApp group and on Facebook, in one place anyone can find on Google. Past events drop off by themselves.

Almost 300 neighbours came in January. Tours, a prayer to watch, food and your questions.

Youth Qur'an classes and an adult circle. Parents can enrol online.

Community iftars, taraweeh and Eid times, sent to everyone on the masjid's list.

Like the recent talk on improving palliative care for Muslim patients.
Not everyone is in the WhatsApp group. Leave your details once and the masjid can reach you by text or email about the things you choose, including Ramadan and Eid announcements.