Also known as the Khaled ibn al Walid mosque.
Also known as the Khaled ibn al Walid mosque.

Founded on August 6th, 1985 by Sheikh Khaled Zeidan, the Greenacre Grand Mosque has been a cornerstone of the Muslim community in Sydney for decades. As one of the first Lebanese imams in Sydney and Australia, Sheikh Khaled Zeidan played a vital role in fostering community faith and promoting interfaith understanding during the early grow
Founded on August 6th, 1985 by Sheikh Khaled Zeidan, the Greenacre Grand Mosque has been a cornerstone of the Muslim community in Sydney for decades. As one of the first Lebanese imams in Sydney and Australia, Sheikh Khaled Zeidan played a vital role in fostering community faith and promoting interfaith understanding during the early growth of Islam in the country. May Allah have mercy on him and reward him for his lifelong service to the community.
After serving the community faith for over 40 years, the Greenacre mosque is now undergoing a long-awaited redevelopment to meet the growing needs of future generations. This new project will include a modern mosque, a community hall level, dedicated parking, facilities for washing the deceased, and an intellectual hub designed for Islami
After serving the community faith for over 40 years, the Greenacre mosque is now undergoing a long-awaited redevelopment to meet the growing needs of future generations. This new project will include a modern mosque, a community hall level, dedicated parking, facilities for washing the deceased, and an intellectual hub designed for Islamic classes, study, and community learning, all aimed at promoting interfaith understanding.

As we look towards the future, this redevelopment of the Greenacre mosque represents more than just a building project; it is an investment in community faith, knowledge, and connection for generations to come. Our vision is to create a space that nurtures worship, learning, and service, ensuring that the Greenacre Grand Mosque continues
As we look towards the future, this redevelopment of the Greenacre mosque represents more than just a building project; it is an investment in community faith, knowledge, and connection for generations to come. Our vision is to create a space that nurtures worship, learning, and service, ensuring that the Greenacre Grand Mosque continues to foster interfaith understanding and benefit the community for many years ahead, insha’Allah.
31-35 Anzac Street, Greenacre NSW, Australia
Greenacre Grand Mosque (Khaled Ibn Al-Walid Mosque
31-35 Anzac Street, Greenacre NSW, Australia
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