Blue Mosque

Nestled in Maharlika Village in Taguig City, the Blue Mosque is a renowned religious center and a striking symbol of the cultural tapestry of the Philippines. This exquisite masjid has won hearts not only for its ethereal beauty but also for the warmth and spiritual ambiance that envelops visitors.

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Designed by the famous Filipino architect Angel Nakpil, who also designed the National Press Club in Manila, the Blue Mosque exhibits a geometrical design, drawing inspiration from Córdoba in Spain. As one of the oldest mosques in Metro Manila, its blue hues, spacious interior, and nostalgic architecture narrate stories of tradition and reverence.

The Blue Mosque is thoughtfully planned, featuring a carpeted prayer hall divided into areas for men and women, wudu areas, a conference room, three madrasa classrooms, a library, a clinic, dormitory rooms, a secretariat, and the Imam’s Office.

A true testament to the religious tolerance and harmony within the Philippines, the Blue Mosque regularly hosts both Filipino & non-Filipino Muslims for worship. The community around the mosque is known for its safety, welcoming atmosphere, and well-maintained environment. During major events like Eid prayers, the sense of belonging and unity is palpable, creating a bond that transcends cultural differences.

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