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View of mosque from road below, looking west
Overall view of front (south) facade
Exterior view looking east along front face of mosque
Western end of front facade
View looking east along front facade; partial view of dome and minaret
Detail of western end of front facade, with entrance and stairs
Detail of eastern end of front facade, with entrance portico and partial view of dome and minaret
Detail of entrance doors at eastern end of front facade; partial view of dome and minaret
Detail of entrance doors at eastern end of front facade; partial view of minaret
Western facade seen from parking lot

Masjid Al-Islam
North Smithfield, United States

Masjid Al-Islam was built in 1995 by the architect Javed Sultan, architect of the Islamic Society of Western Massachusetts built a few years earlier. It is a two-story rectangular-plan building of brown concrete block, with a gold dome and minaret. Entrance iwans and the tall and narrow windows are in the shape of pointed arches.

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Masjid Al-Islam. "About." Accessed April 10, 2015. https://masjidalislam.wordpress.com/about/.

The Pluralism Project at Harvard University. "Masjid Al-Islam." 2002, accessed April 10, 2015. http://www.pluralism.org/profiles/view/71259.
Location
40 Sayles Hill Road, North Smithfield, United States
Associated Names
Javed Sultan
Pakistan
lead architect
Associated Collections
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
Events
1995/1415 AH
Building Usages
mosque
religious
Keywords
purpose-built mosques
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Masjid Al-Islam
North Smithfield, United States
Masjid Al-Islam was built in 1995 by the architect Javed Sultan, architect of the Islamic Society of Western Massachusetts built a few years earlier. It is a two-story rectangular-plan building of brown concrete block, with a gold dome and minaret. Entrance iwans and the tall and narrow windows are in the shape of pointed arches.

Sources:

Masjid Al-Islam. "About." Accessed April 10, 2015. https://masjidalislam.wordpress.com/about/.

The Pluralism Project at Harvard University. "Masjid Al-Islam." 2002, accessed April 10, 2015. http://www.pluralism.org/profiles/view/71259.
Location
40 Sayles Hill Road, North Smithfield, United States
Images & Videos
View of mosque from road below, looking west
35 mm color slide
Overall view of front (south) facade
35 mm color slide
Exterior view looking east along front face of mosque
35 mm color slide
Western end of front facade
35 mm color slide
View looking east along front facade; partial view of dome and minaret
35 mm color slide
Detail of western end of front facade, with entrance and stairs
35 mm color slide
Detail of eastern end of front facade, with entrance portico and partial view of dome and minaret
35 mm color slide
Detail of entrance doors at eastern end of front facade; partial view of dome and minaret
35 mm color slide
Detail of entrance doors at eastern end of front facade; partial view of minaret
35 mm color slide
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Associated Names
Javed Sultan
Pakistan
lead architect
Associated Collections
Rhode Island
Rhode Island
Events
1995/1415 AH
Building Usages
mosque
religious
Keywords
purpose-built mosques
Terms of use
Contribute
Need help?
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