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al-Fateh Mosque

al-Fateh Mosque in Hem, France: address, public transport access, facilities and today's prayer times.

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Contact and services

Address
225 Avenue Laennec, 59510 Hem
Official website
mosquee-de-hem.fr

Mosquée al-Fateh is located at 225 avenue Laennec in Hem, in the eastern part of the Métropole Européenne de Lille. It is the main Muslim place of worship in the town and holds the five daily prayers as well as the Friday prayer.

Getting there

Hem is served by several bus lines connecting it to the metro stations of Roubaix (line 2) and Villeneuve-d'Ascq (line 1). The journey to central Lille takes around 25 minutes by public transport. By car, avenue Laennec is reached from the N227 and the A22 motorway.

The neighbourhood

Avenue Laennec runs through western Hem, a few minutes from the renewed Trois-Baudets housing estate and the detached-house areas. Local shopping is concentrated around avenue de la Marne and the town centre, with several halal shops and grocers within a short walk.

Practical advice for a visit

The mosque welcomes residents of Hem as well as worshippers coming from Roubaix, Villeneuve-d'Ascq and Croix. Friday prayer draws a large crowd. Shoes come off before entering the prayer hall and clothing should cover shoulders and legs. Women cover their hair. The site mosquee-de-hem.fr regularly posts useful announcements.

Nearby mosques

Neighbouring Roubaix, less than ten minutes away, offers several mosques along metro line 2. Mosquée Bilal, Mosquée Es-Sunna, Mosquée Da'wa and Mosquée Abou Bakr Essedik are among them. Villeneuve-d'Ascq also offers the Islamic Centre, one of the largest buildings in the metropolitan area, fifteen minutes away by car.