| Al-Furqan Mosque |
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| Basic information |
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| Location |
Glasgow, Scotland, UK |
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| District |
Woodlands |
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| Architectural description |
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| Architectural type |
Mosque |
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| Completed |
1992 |
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| Capacity |
500 |
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Al-Furqan Mosque is located in the Woodside district of central Glasgow.[1]
The Mosque
The building can accommodate 500 worshipers.[2]
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| England |
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