Ramadan Kareem to all!
As a fellow resident of Jeollanamdo's Gwangju, other Muslim friends of mine and I have also asked the same question a couple of times.
Whether this place existed or not, the most important part of our Ramadan nights is to
pray; alone or not. However, as all Muslims know, nothing beats Salatul-Jama'a for good deeds. Especially for Tarawih or Salatul Eid.
There's something different about the unity we feel when our brothers and sisters gather together, even more so in a foreign country.
This place is more of a "Mussala." Recommended to us by our Malaysian male friend
who's stopped by before. It's not as big as mosques in Muslim countries but trust me; you'll be surprised that it is quite spacious!
Here's the location:
Adresse:
[KakaoMap] Islam Korea Gwangju Mosque
2-12, Yangsanje-ro 137beon-gil, Buk-gu, Gwangju http://kko.to/Vmaz5hMUl
P.S: You're in luck if you go to Chonnam National University as it merely takes 15 minutes by bus to arrive there.
Also, there's a small Halal mart on the first floor of the building! How accessible is that?
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Author: Yousra Feriel Drioua
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