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Masjid Malcolm Shabazz Mosque

Masjid Malcolm Shabazz Mosque

Masjid Malcolm Shabazz Mosque
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Neighbourhood: Harlem
As a hub of African American culture, Harlem has played a vital role in the history of New York City. Today, the neighbourhood is as vibrant as ever as new businesses and developments go up next to local institutions. The heart of the neighbourhood is bustling 125th Street, where street vendors and historic landmarks like the Apollo Theater mingle with big-name stores. Turn down almost any corner, and you’ll discover some of the most beautiful blocks in the city, filled with handsome brownstones, soul food restaurants, corner shops, and scenic parks. For a taste of a real New York neighbourhood, it’s hard to top a visit to Harlem.
How to get there
  • 116th St • 1 min walk
  • Central Park North – 110th St • 6 min walk
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PrestonGuild
United Kingdom56,102 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Aug 2012 • Family
This was once known as the Lenox Casino but the building later became a mosque. The building was redesigned by Sabbath Brown in 1965 by adding traditional features of middle eastern architecture such as arches and an aluminium dome, once topped by a golden crescent and has become a jewelled part in the Harlem skyline and the mosque is easily recognised on a trip to Harlem.

The mosque was renamed in honour of Malcolm X as Malcolm Shabazz Mosque in 1972. It has no affiliation with the Nation of Islam.
Written 8 January 2013
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Anthony Liew
Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia1,759 contributions
4.0 of 5 bubbles
Oct 2017 • Solo
Sunni Muslim Mosque. Just found out and read about the history of the mosque from Wikipedia and it's interesting to know all this.

There even a shooting incident back in 1972 which involve the shooting of NYPD officer. Really cool read. And because I bypass it by accident.
Written 22 October 2017
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