Al Nur Mosque Saigon, Vietnam جامع مسجد الأنوار

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A small masjid in a narrow alley but full of people for salat ( Masha Allah)after making Duaa they serve food which was given by Muslim from the area

Apart from the many halal foods available around the mosque, I was surprised by the fact that this mosque has become a religious tourism destination for Indonesian and Malaysian Muslims visiting Vietnam. Today I am happy to be able to visit this mosque.

Ramadan street food starts around 1 PM and lasts until the food runs out. Most items cost around 10,000 VND. Most vendors and neighborhood residents are Muslim, and the people are very friendly. During other months, food is also sold, but vendors start earlier, around 6 AM, and there may not be as many sellers. - 2025.03.15

Lovely mosque, great community

Alhamdulillah. I got the opportunity to pray my Friday prayers here. So for first timers like me, you drop off at the pharmacy as in the picture and there is an alley on your right. Walk straight and take your first exit on your right then and immediate left. Walk straight and the mosque is on your right. Don’t worry, you are walking in between houses in the ally. If you follow google maps it will lead you to a longer route. I hope this will help others. Jazakumullah Khairan Kathira