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Sahaba Mosque of Créteil

Sahaba Mosque of Créteil in Créteil, France: address, public transport access, facilities and today's prayer times.

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Today's prayer times

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Times computed from the mosque coordinates using the Muslim World League method, for guidance only.

Contact and services

Official website
mosquee-sahaba.fr

The Sahaba Mosque of Créteil is a Muslim place of worship located in the south of the town. It is the main landmark for the Muslim community of Créteil and its wider area in the south of Val-de-Marne.

A mosque of southern Créteil

The Sahaba Mosque welcomes worshippers for the five daily prayers and Friday prayer. It takes on particular importance during the month of Ramadan, with the nightly Tarawih prayers and iftar gatherings, as well as during the celebrations of Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha.

Créteil and its Muslim community

Créteil is the prefecture of Val-de-Marne, a commune of around ninety-three thousand inhabitants immediately south-east of Paris. The local Muslim community is large and diverse, with North African, West African and Turkish roots. Several other associative rooms exist in Créteil and in the neighbouring communes of Maisons-Alfort, Alfortville and Saint-Maur-des-Fossés.

Access and transport

Metro line 8 serves the town with the Créteil-Préfecture, Créteil-Université and Pointe du Lac stations, connecting the town centre to Bastille in about thirty minutes. The future metro line 15 South of the Grand Paris Express, with the Créteil-L'Échat station, will significantly improve the town's accessibility. A dense bus network completes local coverage.

Advice for visitors

As in any place of worship, appropriate dress is expected, and shoes must be removed before entering the prayer hall. Friday prayer and major religious holidays attract large crowds; arriving early is recommended.