Overview
- Mosques across North Rhine-Westphalia are opening to non-Muslim visitors on German Unity Day for the 29th edition of the event.
- Programs include guided tours, conversations, and insights into Islamic rituals, with some communities offering culinary tastings.
- The DITIB-run central mosques in Cologne and Duisburg are hosting tours of their prayer halls and lectures on Islam.
- Participating sites share schedules on their websites and social media, with nine communities and associations taking part in Essen.
- Germany is home to about 5.5 million Muslims, with the largest number living in North Rhine-Westphalia.