I have been there for Friday prayer. It was perfectly crowded even though I couldn't enter inside and I was outside only. I did my Friday prayer here may God accept it. Anyway why I gave two stars are the dirty carpets and the Arabic sermon. Carpets are so dirty outside. Cleanliness is from faith! Please wash it and keep it clean. The second thing is not so important but can be improved. Friday sermon was completely Arabic and apparently people gathered there very multinational of course I saw many Arabic people also. But Friday sermon can be made in English and everyone can understand. This place is a great opportunity for everyone and please keep it clean and be an example.

3.7.2023- the latest information about the mosque and halal food nearby. Very nice mosque. Open at all times. Just push the gate to open. The ablution wudhu area is super clean. The sharing toilet also very clean and comfortable to use. The prayer hall also huge and carperted. Very convenient to us. During my morning prayer, I saw local kid and her mom swapping the floor and do the cleaning for our mosque. Very touching moment. If you are looking for Halal foods? Exactly beside next to the mosque, small road you need to enter the road and the local food there was delicious and open from 11:00am until 16:00pm everyday. But worth every penny! If you want to have some rest, here is the best, unique mosque in Hanoi!!! You can refer to each picture taken by me for more info! May Allah grant jannah tk all of us❤️

Cute little mosque in the middle of old town Hanoi. Has everything you need to either pray your firday prayers or even to break your fast. Not hard to miss given the exterior design and has plenty of room inside for everyone. Very comfortable and relaxing atmosphere.

It's the only mosque in Hanoi located in the busy street market. Quite small praying area but fit for purpose of praying. Segregated for Muslimat on the left side by a high curtain.

Very peaceful place. Apart from regular prayers got the chance of going for an Iftar in Ramazan here and was so delighted to see brothers of different geographies gather together with so much love and harmony to break the fast. The only Masjid in the Capital and right at the city center. Very easily accessible in the old quarter area.

Alhamdulillah. It opens door to all Muslims visiting Hanoi. Don’t forget to leave some donations to help the committee in up-keeping the mosque.

The only Mosque in Hanoi city. I visited and met the imam. Locals there were helpful and welcoming. They shared some food and we had a good chat. The Mosque has facilities for men and women. It is open from early in the morning till night, open for the public to use.

This mosque is situated near the old quarters to worship Allah SWT. It has adequate facilities and a halal cafeteria serving nice food just beside it.

The Mosque is located in the old city, there is a soft carpet on the floor. Nearby have place where you can eat halal food. I fell in love with this Mosque and my brothers whom I met in this house of Allah. Unfortunately, I have to leave Hanoi, but a part of my heart remains in this mosque thanks to the Imam and my brothers.

Like an oasis in the middle of dessert :-) Also there is halal resraurant (Zaynab) next to the mosque 👍🏻

This Mosque Al-Noor is a place I visit every Friday to pray as a Moslem. The original vietnamese architecture in exterior part makes it different from usual islamic architecture. This building was intended for a mosque if seen from its lay-out facing to Qiblat - direction of Kabaa in Mecca when we pray. Al-Noor is the only mosque in Hanoi, so will be my place to gather with other moslems every Friday during my stay in Hanoi.

The only mosque in Hanoi. This is the place for muslims to get married and locals go to revert to Islam. Imams were very friendly and very helpful. A must stop for Muslims visiting Hanoi.

The Mosque is very helpful for Moslem traveller, I had prayer several times at this Mosque including Friday prayer. The Mosque condition also maintained by the Mosque management. Its location is very strategic because near Old Quarter and there are several halal food nearby the Mosque.

The only mosque in Hanoi. From outside one might think the mosque is pretty small but it is quite big. The ablution and toilet areas for women is quite small and there are no hooks for scarfs, bags etc. The mosque also is located in the middle of the old quarter area so it's pretty accessible by walking from most tourist spots.

When I first enter the Masjid, they don't have clear direction for wudhu and women room. The wudhu place near toilet and quite clean, but not separated with men. They do have lots of clean telekung, various books and lots of Qur'an. Have a separated room for women. The only masjid I can find in Hanoi. Don't forget to donate for Masjid maintenance.

115 years old mosque. Only one mosque in north of Vietnam. Every Muslim give you a love when you will visit. InShaAllah.

The only mosque in Hanoi. Grateful for the opportunity to visit and pray here and mingle with the locals. Comfortable to pray.

The only mosque in Hanoi i think. Very grateful to have conversations with muslim community here.

Alhamdulillah we have a masjid in Hanoi, couldn't ask for anything more. It has place for taking wudu and ghusul for women. Not the best but you just feel thankful

Only mosque in the Old Quarters Hanoi area. Did Jumaah prayers with congregation from the local and tourist community. Great to meet up with fellow Muslims here. Comfortable, carpeted and clean.

One and only mosque in Hanoi...Any Muslim go to Hanoi,must visit this mosque and the Imam is very friendly and speak Malay well.

Its been just a week since, am coming to this mosque. Its best in Ramadan, were I met a lot of Muslim brothers and sisters from different countries like Palestine, Algeria, Egypt, India, Pakistan, Bangladesh etc etc. Soo basically everyone are almost everyone is a foreigner. There are just few Vietnamese locals whom I met. Its great!♥️ Like all the mosques in the world, everyone has a smile on their face, they greet you with salaam. They organise free iftars where the Embassies of Islamic Countries contribute with the help of the local Western, Indian and Pakistani restaurants which are set up in Hanoi or nearby the mosque. The person reading this review in Ramadan 2019, Can come down to the mosque for iftar by 6:00 PM. All Salah start after 10 minutes past Azaan. Please don't be shy or scared to meet new people. All look new here and their way of treating everyone is warm. I thank Allah (SWT) who helped me reside near Al-Noor Mosque. Alhamdullilah! May Allah grant ease to reach the mosque.

I visit this masjid three times when i spent my days in Hanoi, 1 time before i went to Sapa and 2 times before going back to Ho Chi Minh City. Mostly come to pray Ashar then back again for Magrib and stay until Isya.. The wudhu area is on the right side, when you come from the entrance there will be a gap between building and outer wall. That's where wudhu area and toilet located. The toilet is a little bit small, but quite clean.. There are two halal food near the masjid, Himalayan & Zaynab.. It is quite an experience for me, the brothers stayed in the masjid for isya offered me a banh mi (bread) with tuna for dinner.

Main Mosque in Hanoi. There is halal restaurant nearby. Inside of Hanoi Old Quarter. Recommended for Muslim to visit the Mosque when you're in Hanoi!

There is no specific door for ladies and there are two toilets, one for women and one for men. There is a halal restaurant next door. You cannot stay over night at the mosque, or you will be arrested.

It's reassuring to find a mosque in the old quarters. Little mosque so arrive early if you want a space. Don't expect luxury. Small moslem community and land is expensive. It's the mannerism that are important. Jumma and prayers great and for khutbah they had a screen with translation

One of the masjid in hanoi, very rare to see one. You can rest in the masjid because it ia open all time. Location is abit incorrect maybe +-100meter but not difficult to find.

The mosque imam can speak Malay

You’ll find a lot of travelers and foreign residents who work and live in Hanoi. Small, but beautiful Muslim community. Everyone know everyone and makes the community stronger.

Beautiful mosque in the heart of Hanoi, there is also a great Halal restaurant right next door with big portions and reasonable prices - highly recommend both

120 year old heritage Masjid in the heart of the market Don xuan busy street. The Masjid has all nationalities and few locals coming in the day to pray. We visited the Masjid during the day to offer prayers. Alhumdulillah, the Immam is Vietnamese from Ho Chi Minh and very hospitable. He offered us dates, water and juices as we were a group of musafirs...

a place of worship for muslims.. very peaceful and calm here. inside a bit dark, maybe could improve with a bit of lighting and could allow more visitors to visit and knowing more about Islam

The only mosque in the north of Vietnam i was told. Small growing Muslim community with amazing friendly people I've met and will be friends with. Besides the vietnamese people, Alhumdulilah some of the most friendliest people I met were here at the mosque, masjid al noor

A place of solace in midst of bustling Hanoi. Being the only masjid in Hanoi, it draws muslims in the city together during solat Jumaat and vibrant during Ramadan iftar and terawih with families across many ethnicities gathering.

Friendly patrons in the mosque. They even have tafsir classes, conducted in arabic & english. A good meeting place for all muslims in hanoi.

Alhamdulillah, I found a mosque in Hanoi, I was so happy and excited. To ho there you don't need to buy a ticket or have an appointment before, come anytime read Quran and pray. Alhamdulillah

The mosque is next to road but very peaceful when you're inside and you'll not be disturbed. Next to mosque there are many places for foods, beverage etc. Over all the great place. Islamic lecture happen in Friday. Overall great 👍 place for performing Salah and Wudu. I'm so happy to find a Masjid in Hanoi.

As of October 2022 the masjid was under renovation and they moved the Juma to another place, Juma started at 12.20 pm How ever need to confirm whether it's the same time if it was in masjid.

It’s the oldest mosque in city , above 10 yrs . it was under work when I visited .

One and only mosque of Hanoi. Imam is very humble and knowledgeable, He translated Quran in Vietnamese

Can anyone also help with the namaz timings?