Jumu'ah in Amsterdam usually starts between 13:00 and 14:00, depending on the season. Here is how to choose a mosque as a visitor.
Staying in the centre: Fatih Mosque
Rozengracht 150, in the Jordaan. The khutbah is in Turkish and it gets busy, so arrive at least 20 minutes early.
For the experience: Westermoskee Ayasofya
Piri Reïsplein 101 in De Baarsjes, about 15 minutes by tram. A grand Ottoman-style mosque with a women's section and a tea house. In summer the overflow fills the courtyard.
Want to understand the khutbah? Blauwe Moskee
In Slotervaart, with a sermon given partly in Dutch, alongside Arabic.
After prayerThe West-side grills and patisseries have their busiest, happiest hour of the week. Have lunch near Kinkerstraat, then walk along the Schinkel to Vondelpark.
Times and languages change; always check the mosque's own timetable on Mawaqit. Full details are on our Jumu'ah guide.
Written by the Halal in Amsterdam editorial team. Published 27 October 2026.