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Opening of Masjid Hassan Adam

Hulhumale', March 8, 2024: The new mosque located in Nirolhu Magu in Hulhumale' Phase 2, built by Muni Homecare, has been officially opened on Friday. The mosque named 'Masjid Hassan Adam' was inaugurated for Friday prayers by the Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed. The two-storey structure can accommodate 1,500 persons to pray in congregation inside the building. -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

Masjid Hassan Adam built in Hulhumale' Phase 2 by Muni Home: the mosque can accommodate 1,500 persons -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

Masjid Hassan Adam built in Hulhumale' Phase 2 by Muni Home: the mosque can accommodate 1,500 persons -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

A person leaves the mosque after attending prayers -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

MUNI HOME CARE MOSQUE / HULHUMALE' SECOND PHASE

Interior of Masjid Hassan Adam: the two storey building can accommodate 1,500 persons -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

MUNI HOME CARE MOSQUE / HULHUMALE' SECOND PHASE

A person enters Masjid Hassan Adam" built in Hulhumale' Phase 2 for Friday prayer congregation -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

People attend the Friday prayer in Masjid Hassan Adam in hulhumale' Phase 2: the mosque can accommodate 1,500 persons -- photo: Fayaz Moosa

Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed officially inaugurates the mosque built by Muni Home in Hulhumale' Phase 2 -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr. Shaheem Ali Saeed speaking at the inauguration ceremony of the mosque -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

MUNI HOME CARE MOSQUE / HULHUMALE' SECOND PHASE

Minister of Islamic Affairs Dr. Mohamed Shaheem Ali Saeed and senior officials of Muni Home attend the inauguration ceremony of the mosque built by Muni Home in Hulhumale' Phase 2 -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa

People attend the Friday prayer in Masjid Hassan Adam in hulhumale' Phase 2 -- photo: Fayaz Moosa

People attend the Friday prayer in Masjid Hassan Adam in hulhumale' Phase 2 -- photo: Fayaz Moosa

First floor of the mosque built by Muni Enterprises in Hulhumale' Phase 2: The mosque can accommodate 1,500 persons -- Photo: Fayaz Moosa