The Role of Mosque in Islam

The Role of Mosque in Islam by S.M. Darsh, S. Hasan, M. Akram Khan & Yusuf Islam is a concise English Islamic book published by Darussalam Publishers that explains the historical, spiritual, and communal importance of the mosque (masjid) in Muslim life. Rather than seeing the mosque as just a place to pray, this work highlights how it has functioned historically as a centre of guidance, learning, unity, and societal development for Muslim communities. Compiled as a collection of four thought-provoking papers, the book encourages Muslims to rediscover the full potential of the mosque so that it revives its role as the living heart of the community fostering spirituality, brotherhood, and collective well-being. 

40 pages. 14 × 21 cm. English language. One-color print with a clear, readable layout.

• Explores the mosque’s foundational significance in Islam, from worship space to centre for spiritual growth and community cohesion.

• Highlights the educational, social, and guidance-oriented roles the mosque has played in Muslim societies and how it can impact many aspects of life beyond prayer.

• Urges a revival of the mosque’s full potential so it can once again serve as a unifying hub of knowledge, unity, and moral strength for Muslims. 

Best simple English guide for understanding why the mosque matters in Islam and how it can contribute to both spiritual life and community well-being. Perfect for everyday Muslims, students, dawah learners, mosque committees, and anyone seeking authentic insight into the role of the mosque according to Islamic teaching.