Islam in Sweden
Places of worship
Several mosques have been built in Sweden since the 1980s, with notable ones in Malmö (1984) and Stockholm (2000). The Bellevue Mosque and the Brandbergen Mosque in the 2000s came to public attention as recruitment and propaganda centers for Islamist terrorism.

Islam in Sweden

Section Title: Places of worship
Table Section Text: Several mosques have been built in Sweden since the 1980s, with notable ones in Malmö (1984) and Stockholm (2000). The Bellevue Mosque and the Brandbergen Mosque in the 2000s came to public attention as recruitment and propaganda centers for Islamist terrorism.

Name	Municipality	Year	Organization & sponsorship	Sect	Imam	Worship language

Eastern Sweden

Stockholm Mosque	Stockholm, Medborgarplatsen	2000	Islamiska Förbundet i Stockholm, sponsored by United Arab Emirates	Sunni	Abu Mahmoud	Arabic, Swedish

Bangladesh Jame Masjid	23 Kocksgatan, Medborgarplatsen Stockholm	Sunni Hanafi	Bengali, Arabic

Fittja Mosque	Stockholm, Fittja	2007	Botkyrka Turkiska Islamiska Förening, sponsored by Turkey via Diyanet.	Sunni Hanafi	Arabic, Turkish

Brandbergen Mosque	Haninge (South Stockholm)	Haninge Islamiskt Kultur Center	Wahhabi/Salafi	Karim Laallam	Arabic

Imam Ali Mosque	Järfälla (West Stockholm)	Ahl Al Bayt Assembly, sponsored by Iran	Shi'ite	Arabic, Persian, Swedish

Skogås moske	Skogås, Stockholm	Sunni

Central Sweden

Gävle mosque	Gävle	Run by "Al-Rashideen foundation", financed by a Qatari organisation. At the time the board of foundation had imam Riyad Al-Duhan among its members, today he calls himself Abo Raad.	Salafist	Riyad Al-Duhan aka Abo Raad

Uppsala	Uppsala, Kvarngärdet	1995	Sunni

Vasternorrland Islamisk Forening	örnsköldsvik, domsjö	2014	Sunni

Örebro	Örebro, Vivalla	2008	Sponsored by Qatar In December 2017, the building was afire when firefighters arrived and it burned to the ground in December 2017.

Western Sweden

Bellevue Mosque	Gothenburg, Bellevue	Islamic Sunni Centre, sponsored by Saudi Arabia	Wahhabi/Salafi

Turkish Mosque 1	Gothenburg, Hisingen	Sunni Hanafi

Masjid Guraba	Gothenburg, Hisingen	Sunni

Bosnian Mosque	Gothenburg, Hisingen	General

Nasir Mosque	Gothenburg, Högsbo	1976	Ahmadiyya Muslim Jama'at, sponsored by Pakistan	Ahmadiyya	Yahya Khan	Arabic, Swedish, Urdu

Angered Mosque	Gothenburg, Angered

Trollhättan Mosque	Trollhättan	1985	Sponsored by Saudi Arabia, Kuwait, Oman and UAE	General

Southern Sweden

Malmö Mosque	Malmö	1984

Muslimska församlingen i Malmö	Malmö	1972	Muslimska församlingen i Malmö (translation: Muslim congregation in Malmö) is a Turkish congregation connected to the Turkish directorate of Religious Affairs, Diyanet.

Sentence(s)

Islam in Sweden was followed by the Malmö Mosque in 1984 and later, the Uppsala in 1995.

final_sentence: Islam in Sweden was followed by the Malmö Mosque in 1984 and later, the Uppsala in 1995.