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Directions to Grote Moskee (Brussel) with public transportation

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How to get to Grote Moskee by bus?

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Bus stations near Grote Moskee in Brussel

  • Michel-Ange / Michelangelo,6 min walk,
  • Schuman,7 min walk,
  • Nerviens / Nerviërs,8 min walk,
  • Ambiorix,9 min walk,

Subway stations near Grote Moskee in Brussel

  • Schuman,7 min walk,
  • Merode,12 min walk,

Train stations near Grote Moskee in Brussel

  • Bruxelles-Schuman,10 min walk,

Bus lines to Grote Moskee in Brussel

  • 21,Maes Via Malbeek,
  • 63,Meiser,
  • 79,Carene,
  • N05,Gare Centrale,
  • N06,Gare Centrale,
  • 12,City Via Maelb.,
  • 27,Georges Henri,
  • 36,Schuman/Maelbeek,
  • 80,Pte De Namur Via Parc Leop,
  • 543,Ixelles Luxembourg,
  • 60,Ambiorix Via Maelbeek,
Questions & Answers

  • What are the closest stations to Grote Moskee?

    The closest stations to Grote Moskee are:

    • Michel-Ange / Michelangelo is 440 meters away, 6 min walk.
    • Schuman is 460 meters away, 7 min walk.
    • Nerviens / Nerviërs is 543 meters away, 8 min walk.
    • Ambiorix is 626 meters away, 9 min walk.
    • Bruxelles-Schuman is 717 meters away, 10 min walk.
    • Merode is 892 meters away, 12 min walk.

  • Which bus lines stop near Grote Moskee?

    These bus lines stop near Grote Moskee: 12, 21, 59, 61, 63, R90.

  • Which train lines stop near Grote Moskee?

    These train lines stop near Grote Moskee: S19, S8.

  • Which subway line stops near Grote Moskee?

    5

  • What’s the nearest subway station to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The nearest subway station to Grote Moskee in Brussel is Schuman. It’s a 7 min walk away.

  • What’s the nearest train station to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The nearest train station to Grote Moskee in Brussel is Bruxelles-Schuman. It’s a 10 min walk away.

  • What’s the nearest bus stop to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The nearest bus stop to Grote Moskee in Brussel is Michel-Ange / Michelangelo. It’s a 6 min walk away.

  • What time is the first light rail to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The 81 is the first light rail that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 5:15 AM.

  • What time is the last light rail to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The 81 is the last light rail that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 1:04 AM.

  • What time is the first subway to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The 5 is the first subway that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 5:10 AM.

  • What time is the last subway to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The 5 is the last subway that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 12:49 AM.

  • What time is the first train to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The S19 is the first train that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 4:45 AM.

  • What time is the last train to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The S19 is the last train that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 1:20 AM.

  • What time is the first bus to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The N06 is the first bus that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 3:00 AM.

  • What time is the last bus to Grote Moskee in Brussel?

    The 21 is the last bus that goes to Grote Moskee in Brussel. It stops nearby at 1:20 AM.

  • How much is the train fare to Grote Moskee?

    The train fare to Grote Moskee costs about €2.40.

  • How much is the subway fare to Grote Moskee?

    The subway fare to Grote Moskee costs about €2.10.

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Grote Moskee, BrusselThe Great Mosque of Brussels (French: Grande mosquée de Bruxelles, Dutch: Grote Moskee van Brussel) is located in the Cinquantenaire Park. The original building was built by architect Ernest Van Humbeeck in an Arabic style, to form the Oriental Pavilion of the National Exhibition in Brussels in 1880. At that time the pavilion housed a monumental painting on canvas: “Panorama of Cairo”, by the Belgian painter Emile Wauters, which enjoyed major success. However, lack of maintenance in the twentieth century caused the building to gradually deteriorate. In 1967, King Baudouin lent the building to King Faisal ibn Abd al-Aziz of Saudi Arabia with a 99-year rent-free lease, on an official visit to Belgium as part of negotiations to secure oil contracts. The building was turned into a place of worship for the use of Muslim immigrants to Belgium, who at the time were notably from Morocco and Turkey. As part of the deal, imams from the Gulf area would be hired, although their orthodox salafism was a tradition, according to Georges Dallemagne, different from that of the more open-minded immigrants but their teachings would over time turn them into a more orthodox tradition and imams would discourage immigrants from integrating into the Belgian society, according to Georges Dallemagne. The mosque, after a long reconstruction carried out at the expense of Saudi Arabia by Tunisian architect Mongi Boubaker, was inaugurated in 1978 in the presence of Khalid ibn Abd al-Aziz and Baudouin.In the immediate vicinity of the Mosque, the Monument to the Belgian Pioneers in Congo depicts a scene called "Belgian military heroism wipes out the Arab slave trader". Visitors of the Mosque complained about the mention of the "Arab slave trade". Together with the Jordan and Saudi ambassadors, the imam of the Mosque filed a complaint regarding the inscription, leading to the removal of the mention "Arab" in 1988.The Mosque's role as the leading religious institution within the Belgian Islamic community—as well as its intended role as a diplomatic bridge between the Saudi and Belgian monarchies—has been a point of debate since its re-foundation. The mosque is popular with Muslim diplomats and is a popular location for Belgians seeking to convert to Islam. It has also taught thousands of Muslim students.Despite numerous and repeated terrorist attacks in Europe carried out in the name of Islam, imams and officials have come out to repeat the message that Islam is a religion of peace and has “nothing to do with the terrorists” in the aftermath of the November 2015 Paris attacks. The ICC's director Khalid Alabri who propagated the Takfiri dogma was expelled by Belgian authorities for his extreme views in 2012.In October 2017 the Belgian secretary of state of asylum and migration Theo Francken revoked the residence permit of the Egyptian-trained imam of the mosque, Abdelhadi Sewif. Francken cited his salafist ideology, his conservative stance and the imam being a danger to Belgian society and national security as reasons for the revocation. Sewif denied any connection with extremism and appealed to the country’s highest migration authority, but Belgium’s deputy premier, Jan Jambon, has shot down his chance of a successful appeal. A public commission investigating the 2016 Brussels bombings found that 9 participants of courses at the mosque had joined the ranks of foreign fighters of radical groups in the Middle East. Due to these findings, the commission recommended in October 2017 that Saudi control of the mosque be annulled. The commission also stated that the salafi and wahhabist doctrine of the mosque were antithetical to a liberal Islam compatible with European society.While the mosque leadership claims to promote an inclusionist vision of Islam, Belgian authorities state that the mosque encourage worshippers to close themselves off from mainstream Belgian society and that lead imam Abdelhadi Sewif spoke neither French nor Dutch, official languages of Belgium.
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