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Muslim Life in South Korea

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Ramadan & Eid Operational Guide in Korea

Details for daily community iftars, Taraweeh schedules, and nationwide Eid prayer congregations.

Seoul · 2026Archived

Chương trình Iftar và Cầu nguyện Taraweeh Ramadan tại Nhà thờ Seoul

Nhà thờ Hồi giáo Trung tâm Seoul (Itaewon)

Seoul Central Mosque provides complimentary daily Iftar meals (dates, water, warm rice with halal meat/chicken, fruits) throughout Ramadan. Taraweeh prayers are conducted immediately following Isha prayer led by certified Hafiz imams, with Tahajjud night vigils organized during the final ten nights.

📜 Source: Korea Muslim Federation (KMF) Ramadan Operations Bureau
Busan · 2026Archived

Iftar cộng đồng & Cầu nguyện Taraweeh tại Nhà thờ Al-Fatah Busan

Nhà thờ Hồi giáo Al-Fatah Busan

Hosting daily communal iftars for international students, migrant workers, and families across the Busan coastal region, accompanied by 8–20 rak’ah Taraweeh prayers led by resident scholars.

📜 Source: Busan Islamic Center Board Notice
Nationwide (Seoul, Busan, Ansan, Incheon, Daegu, Jeju) · 2026Archived

Lễ cầu nguyện Eid ul-Fitr tại các nhà thờ Hồi giáo Hàn Quốc

Tất cả các nhà thờ Hồi giáo chính thức tại Hàn Quốc

Eid ul-Fitr prayers are organized in two shifts at Seoul Central Mosque and Ansan Mosque due to massive congregation sizes: 1st Shift at 08:30 AM, 2nd Shift at 10:00 AM. Attendees are strongly urged to arrive early and utilize public transit. Traditional Eid sweets and gifts for children are distributed by community elders.

📜 Source: Korea Muslim Federation Central Council Circular