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Hassan II Mosquee- Travel Tips
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The Hassan II Mosque in Libreville, Gabon, was inaugurated in 1983 as a symbol of friendship between Gabon and Morocco. Named after King Hassan II of Morocco, the mosque is located across from the presidential palace in the city center. Covering 1.5 hectares, it features a 40-meter-high minaret and a prayer hall that accommodates up to 5,000 worshippers, with dedicated spaces for women and ablutions. Moroccan artisans contributed to its ornate Arab-Muslim design, including colorful traditional mosaics and intricate woodwork. The mosque reflects the cultural and religious ties between the two nations.
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Reviews of Mosquée Hassan II
Ousmane Traoré - 4
This mosque is very pretty 🥰
Olawale Ayuba Kolawole - 4
The biggest mosque in Libreville where Muslims gather for daily prayers as well as Jumuah prayers.
Foldy Riken - 3
Good
Adeline P. - 3
Very pretty mosque which unfortunately is not maintained. Closed due to covid.
Amine ELOUAZZANI - 5
The best in the city
