Taipei Grand Mosque Hosts Gathering of Muslim Students
According to MuslimsAroundTheWorld, new university students from more than 15 different countries in South Asia, the Middle East, Africa, Central Asia, the Americas and Europe, gathered at the mosque.
The Muslim students were from diverse ethnic and geographical backgrounds, and the program was part of a social activity aimed at introducing them to Islamic life in Taiwan.
It also aimed to provide a friendly atmosphere to combine worship with cultural interactions.
Students participating in the gathering exchanged information about the Islamic lifestyle in Taiwan and its Muslim-friendly environment, and enjoyed halal food.
The Taipei Grand Mosque has become the beating heart of Taiwan’s Muslims and a gathering place for Muslims from all over the world, where they gather for prayers, social and cultural connections, and share their experiences on how to adapt to life in Taiwan.
The Taipei Grand Mosque also plays a pivotal role in promoting the image of Islam as a universal religion that reflects the values of coexistence and tolerance in an environment with different religions.
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This is evident in the events that are regularly held at the mosque, such as open cultural sessions that invite non-Muslims to learn more about Islam, halal food activities with the participation of local restaurants, and academic lectures featuring scholars and professors from Taiwanese universities to discuss issues related to religious pluralism and social coexistence.
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