The rectangular hall with the hand-carved wooden ceiling.
The prayer room, reachable via a short corridor from the hall.
The in-house kitchen where the tasting dinner is prepared.
The entrance with a small reception area for guests.
“What makes this hall special is that the whole neighbourhood chipped in to build it, and you feel that in how Rachid Amrani treats every family. The hand-carved wooden ceiling, made by a volunteer from Tetouan, is truly beautiful up close.”
“Rachid arranged a free tasting dinner for us so my mother could approve the menu before we signed. You don't often see that kind of personal approach at bigger venues.”
“The prayer room reached via the short corridor was, for my grandfather, the most important part of the evening. No alcohol anywhere in the building put the whole family at ease.”
“With 110 guests in the one rectangular hall it felt cosy without being cramped. Rachid apparently already knew half our family by name, that's how tight-knit the community around this mosque is.”