Auburn Gallipoli Mosque

One of the most beautiful places in Sydney. It looks amazing inside & outside.

My go to mosque in Sydney to pray (that said - I do go to others).Clean mosque and facilities.The volunteers here are friendly.They do have a hall which can be hired out for weddings.Funeral services also occur here (not uncommon to see this on a Friday).Mosque is shaped in that Ottoman design (mirrors something you'd find in Turkiye). It's like a piece of Istanbul here in Western Sydney.Near the train station too - so it is easy to visit. Also plenty of parking nearby (though it will fill up quickly during Friday prayer and Eid)

One of the best mosques in Sydney with remarkable design and all kind of facilities for prayer and other Muslim community services. Nice and beautiful kids play area with lots of entertaining equipment. Separate male and female prayer area with all amenities. Street side parking available. Very clean and well maintained.

Very Clean, no one hassles you. Well organized. Could be a bit more friendly. However their home country just went through a historically devastating earthquake and are still dealing with it. They seem cordial in their behaviour. Their community centre next door is also active and well put together. Worth a visit. Prayer times always on time.

The mosque is vibrant when Ramadan comes, this is the best place you won't miss. Love the recitation of the imams

Outstanding centre in the heart of Sidney, very clean and spacious, Amazing Turkish design and set up.

This place gives an amazing sense of inner peace. The Turkish people take cleanliness extreamly serious as it is considered to be a part of the faith. While some different cultures may feel it is ok to walk bare foot down to the washroom and walk back up with wet barefoot and step onto the prayer carpet where people put the heads down in prayer I would suggest think twice as this is very frowned upon and extreamly disrespectful to not only the people attending the mosque but also to the faith its self. The mosque provides flip flops to wear to go down to the washroom and paper towels to dry feet and remember to wear socks if you want to pray inside of the mosque. Friday prayers speech is done in Turkish and English. The mosque uses the blueprint of the Turkish Ottomon styled Blue Mosque in Istanbul hence the design. (Pictured below)

One of the most beautiful Masjid / Mosques I’ve been to in australia. Nicest people that welcome you with smiles everyday and great community initiatives month in month out.

This mosque is very beautiful and grand, yet spacious. The designs on ceilings are amazing.

It was my first time at this Masjid, I really loved how it look like . The building reminded me of Istanbul masjid but the way they treated me and my kids were unacceptable for a Arabic Muslim lady I prayed Ishaa and was waiting my 10 years old kid to pray at the kids plying area and the security was very aggressive to kick me out side he told do you want to sleep here . I am really upset to be treated in Allah home like that. Moreover it’s Ramadan month people should be welcoming everyone and talk more politely to new visitors not pulling them from there t-shirts because they don’t know about the place rolls and that what happened with my son . I don’t understand Turkish language and I am Sure Turkish people is not like who I met in the masjid.