Serving Oshkosh and the Fox Valley

Qamar Mosque

Ahmadiyya Muslim Community

Guided by "Love for All, Hatred for None," we welcome neighbors, seekers and friends of every faith to visit, learn and pray with us in Oshkosh, WI.

  • 1:00 PMFriday Jumu'ah
  • Muzzamil Lorenzo Abdul-JalalMurabbi (Missionary)
  • All WelcomeVisitors of every faith
Prayer times
Sunday, November 1

Next: Zuhr at 1:15 PM

  • Fajrالفجر6:15 AM
  • Zuhrالظهر1:15 PM
  • Asrالعصر4:00 PM
  • Maghribالمغرب6:00 PM
  • Ishaالعشاء8:00 PM
  • Jumu'ahالجمعة1:00 PM

Times from the mosque's calendar. View full calendar

Get Directions300 N Eagle St, Oshkosh, WI 54902

About the mosque

Welcome to Qamar Mosque

Qamar Mosque in Oshkosh, Wisconsin, was established in 2010 by the local chapter of the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community and was made possible through the contributions of its members. Located across from Oshkosh West High School, the mosque serves as a place of worship as well as a center for community service, education, and outreach. Its commitment to being open to the wider community was especially evident in 2019, when students from Oshkosh West sought refuge inside the mosque during a school shooting incident. Today, Qamar Mosque continues to serve the Oshkosh community through regular prayers, Qur’an and educational programs, outreach activities, and charitable initiatives, reflecting the Ahmadiyya Muslim Community’s motto, “Love for All, Hatred for None.”

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Inside and Around the Mosque

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Every Friday

Friday Jumu'ah Prayer

A sermon (khutbah) followed by congregational prayer. Guests are welcome; please arrive a few minutes early.

Plan Your Visit
Khutbah and prayer1:00 PM
LocationQamar Mosque

Modest dress appreciated.

Visit us

Plan Your Visit

Visitors of every faith are welcome at Qamar Mosque. Street parking is available on N Eagle St. Please dress modestly and remove your shoes in the prayer hall. Call or email ahead and a member will be glad to show you around.

Can anyone visit the mosque?

Yes. People of every faith and none are welcome, whether for a prayer, a question, or simple curiosity.

Do I need to call ahead?

Not for daily prayers or Jumu'ah. For group or school visits, please call or email so we can welcome you properly.

Is it all right to ask questions about Islam?

Absolutely. Members and the local missionary are always happy to talk, with no pressure of any kind.

Contact

Our community

Part of the Oshkosh Chapter

Classes, youth programs, events and office bearer contacts are on the chapter page.

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