- Upcoming event: Iftaar program dinner
- Upcoming event: Kid quran class
Welcome to Bosnian Mosque Adelaide. A place of faith, unity, and community
Imam Rijad ef. Jazvin is the spiritual leader of Bosnian Mosque Adelaide, dedicated to serving our congregation with knowledge, devotion, and compassion. He leads daily and Friday prayers, provides religious education, and fosters a strong sense of unity among our members.
With a commitment to faith and community, Imam Rijad engages in Islamic teachings, youth mentorship, and interfaith dialogue, ensuring that our mosque remains a place of guidance, learning, and togetherness.
Join us for the five daily prayers, fostering a spiritual connection and unity within our congregation
A weekly gathering for the Jumu’ah khutbah and prayer, bringing the community together in worship.
Islamic education for children and youth, teaching Quran, faith, and essential religious practices.
A registered school preserving the Bosnian language, culture, and heritage for future generations
Engaging activities and mentorship programs for young Muslims to strengthen their faith and community ties
Ramadan iftars, Eid celebrations, and cultural gatherings that bring families and individuals together
The Bosnian Muslim community in Adelaide traces its roots back to the 1950s, when Bosniaks arrived in Australia seeking safety and a better future. Despite being few in number, they gathered to uphold their faith, culture, and traditions, strengthening their bond through communal prayers and social gatherings.
In 1991, the Bosnian-Herzegovinian Muslim Society was founded with the purchase of a dedicated community space at 1 Frederick Road, Royal Park. This milestone was made possible by generous contributions from Bosniak families and supporters, including a $100,000 donation from Datuk Taib Bin Mahmud, former Prime Minister of Sarawak, Malaysia.
In 2003, the Association of Bosniaks of South Australia – Bosnian Mosque Adelaide was established. Over the years, the community has grown, expanding religious activities, establishing a Bosnian language school, hosting Ramadan imams and scholars, and organizing community events, including the Srebrenica Genocide Remembrance. Today, the congregation consists of over 180 families, committed to faith, education, and unity.
One of the best mosques I've been to. When I say best, I mean the cleanliness, presentation, and above all, the Friday Khutba is in three languages. Arabic, English & Bosnian. Now a days, Friday prayer is at 1405
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It's not only for Bosnians every one can join and come to pray
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A wonderful, clean and tidy mosque. Entrance is at the end of the driveway. Please check the mosque Facebook page for more details on the prayer times.
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Bosnian brothers Salaam. Nice and clean mosque. Entrance is from the back just a help for new comers
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The whole community is very welcoming and the level of hospitality is praiseworthy. I really enjoyed spending time with them and would recommend everyone do so.
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Small but cozy mosque. Plenty parking lots as well
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