Abuja National Mosque

Built in 1984, Nigeria's National Mosque is located in the center of Abuja, not too far from the Hilton Hotel, in addition to gatherings, it is also open to non-Islamists. Opposite the mosque is Nigeria's National Christian Center.

It is worth going if you are a believer, the cost of the land only costs a car, if it is passing by, better. Islam in Nigeria in the 13th century, Islam introduced some city states through Muslim businessmen, immigrants, preachers, and gradually established Islamic justice and management systems. In the second half of the 14th century, a group of Mandingo Islamic teachers from the Mali Empire came to Kano, built the first mosque, and founded religious schools to teach the Quran, the Hadith, the Sharia and religious rituals. Islam is transmitted to northern and central Nigeria through Kano. Basic information Chinese name Nigeria Islam Nigeria Islam Nigeria location Nigeria Federal Republic of Nigeria is located in the middle and lower reaches of the Niger River in West Africa. The east is connected to Cameroon, the south is on the Gulf of Guinea, the west is bordered by Benin, and the north is bordered by Niger. The area is 37.68 million square kilometers. The population is about 122.5 billion (1988), the first in Africa. Nigeria's development history Lagos, the capital of Nigeria. There are about 250 tribes in the country, of which the Hausa-Fulani, Yoruba and Ibo three tribes account for about 58% of the population. The Hausa-Fulani in the north are overwhelmingly Muslim, and nearly half of the Yoruba in the west are Muslim. 47% of the country's residents are Muslim. The official language is English, and the main national languages are Hausa and Yoruba. Around the end of the 11th century, Islam was introduced through Egypt to the Kingdom of Kanem-Bornu, in the northeastern part of Nigeria, where the upper echelons first believed in Islam, and then spread Islam to parts of the Hausa, and in the 14th century became the Islamic cultural center of the region. 11～ In the 13th century, in northern Nigeria and southern Niger, the cities of Hausa, Kano, Gobil, Kazina, Lano and other cities developed business and trade.

Located in the center of Abuja, Nigeria, locals worship the holy place, the appearance is magnificent and very characteristic.

It's really magnificent. Looking at the appearance, it's shocking. But at that time, martial law, no chance to enter, I am sorry. It's worth watching, and it's a good place for Muslims to worship. Located in the centre of Abuja, it is very close to the Hilton Hotel and has great momentum, especially when the Muslim capital of Abuja accounts for the majority.

It's really magnificent. Looking at the appearance, it's shocking. But at that time, martial law, no chance to enter, I am sorry. It's worth watching, and it's a good place for Muslims to worship. It feels very local.