Main prayer hall
Carpeted prayer hall with qibla clearly marked. Accommodates 80+ worshippers.
Facilities
What you'll find on site
Everything you need for prayer, learning, and community — at our temporary venue on Victoria Street, Warragul.
Women's prayer space
Dedicated, partitioned women's section with its own entry and amenities.
Wudu (ablution) area
Separate wudu facilities for men and women, with low-rise benches and towel provisions.
Seated prayer
Chairs available at the rear of the hall for worshippers who cannot sit on the floor.
Children's space
Supervised play corner during longer programs so families can attend together.
Qur'an library
Shelf of Qur'an copies, tafsir, and English translations — free to borrow.
Free parking
Street parking along Victoria Street plus overflow at the adjacent community hall.
Accessible entry
Ground-level step-free entrance, accessible toilet, and space for wheelchair users.
Shoe racks & storage
Indoor shoe racks at the entrance, plus a cloak/bag area.
Visiting
Before you arrive
What to wear
Modest clothing that covers shoulders and knees. A headscarf is provided at the entrance for women who don't have one. Non-Muslim visitors don't need to participate in prayer — just observe from the side.
Shoes off
Shoes come off at the door and go on the rack provided. This keeps the prayer carpet clean for worshippers.
Best times to visit
Jumu'ah (Friday) at 1:30 PM is the busiest and most welcoming time for visitors. Tours for school or community groups can be arranged via the contact form.
Allergies & pets
Due to religious requirements around purity, pets are not permitted inside the prayer hall. Assistance animals are always welcome.
Our temporary home — and why we're building
The facilities described above are at our leased venue on Victoria Street. They're functional but cramped — on Jumu'ah and Eid, we regularly have worshippers praying on the footpath outside.
The $800,000 capital campaign is raising funds to purchase a permanent building and fit it out with a purpose-built prayer hall, proper wudu facilities, classrooms, a funeral preparation (ghusl) room, and accessible parking — features a growing community deserves.
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