Islam and Holy Quran describes the Muslims to be peaceful, and be social and mosques are great places for all to connect socially. Mosques are the basic building blocks for the community connect with empathy to fellow citizens. Muslims are taught to pray for everyone, not just other Muslims; this is personified by the Prophet of Islam(sa) himself who wept in his prayer for the prosperity of every person. Under the teachings we offer various services to the community

• Community Catch up
• Interfaith Meetings
• Australia Day Celebration
• Aboroginal and Indigenous Connect
• Humanitarian Services
• Charity events
• School visits
• Meet Imam
• Learn About Islam
• Coffee With Imam

For the community this mosque offers a great place to connect; with youths, elders and ladies of this community via various external and internal events. The facility houses the games section for young people to connect socially and physically. For spiritual benefits there is a private Library for the Community members to benefit from various books and Holy Quran and many other literatures that can help connect.

Mosques generally serve  the purpose to remember the God; and anyone is openly invited to visit and learn about the community and Islam in general. Muslims to elevate their bond with their Creator, God Almighty, and to fulfil the rights of their fellow human beings. Any mosques that do not fulfil these paramount objectives are worthless and merely hollow shells that serve no purpose.

Since its foundation, the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community has built mosques across the world and our history testifies to the fact that, wherever we build mosques, we endeavour to fulfil the objectives that I have just outlined. Through our conduct and behaviour, we seek to practically manifest and live up to our community’s slogan of, ‘Love for All, Hatred for None’.