Hicret mosque
The name Hicret Mosque ( Arabic مسجد هجرة Hijra masjid , Turkish Hicret Camii , German emigration mosque ) refers to the emigration of Muhammad from Mecca to Medina in the year 622.
meaning
As early as 615, followers of Mohammed had emigrated in a first wave from pagan Mecca to Christian Ethiopia . Muhammad's escape and asylum in Medina 622 - the "real" hijra - was, strictly speaking, the second such "exodus".
Hicret mosques in German-speaking countries
Germany
- Hicret Mosque Achim , Feldstrasse, Achim
- Hicret Mosque Altona , Barnerstrasse, Hamburg-Altona
- Hicret Mosque Alzey
- Hicret Mosque Bielefeld
- Hicret Mosque Braunschweig , Varrentrappstrasse, Braunschweig (IGMG)
- Hicret Mosque Bremen , Kantstrasse, Bremen-Neustadt
- Hicret Mosque Darmstadt , Bleichstrasse, Darmstadt (HAYAT eV)
- Hicret Mosque Essen , Kupferdreher Strasse, Essen (IGMG)
- Hicret Mosque Freckenhorst , Hoetmarer Strasse, Warendorf / Freckenhorst
- Hicret Mosque Kempten (Allgäu) , Memminger Strasse, Kempten
- Hicret Mosque , Wittislinger Strasse, Lauingen
- Hicret Mosque Stuttgart , Heinrich-Baumann-Strasse, Stuttgart
Austria
- Hicret Mosque Vienna , Wendgasse, Vienna
Switzerland
- Hicret Mosque Basel , Güterstrasse, Basel
Hicret mosques in other countries
- Netherlands
- Dar Al-Hijra Mosque Rotterdam
Individual evidence
- ^ [1] Hicret Cami Braunschweig
- ^ [2] IGMG local association Braunschweig eV
- ↑ Mosques in Bremen ( Memento of the original from October 6, 2007 in the Internet Archive ) Info: The archive link was inserted automatically and has not yet been checked. Please check the original and archive link according to the instructions and then remove this notice.
- ↑ Hicret Mosque Freckenhorst (IGMG)
- ↑ Hicret Mosque Lauingen (DITIB)
