
مسجد ومدرسة الإمام أحمد
A beacon of faith, knowledge, and unity in the heart of Addis Ababa — serving the community for generations.
The Imamu Ahmed Mesjid and Medresah is named in honor of Imamu Ahmed Ibrahim Al-Ghazi — a revered figure who safeguarded and defended Ethiopian Muslims against forced conversion.
Situated one kilometer from Alem Bank Square, this mosque has served as a landmark for the neighborhood for decades — a cornerstone institution providing essential Islamic, educational, and community services to a large and diverse community.
"A space dedicated to fostering faith, knowledge, unity, and justice."

To build a Mesjid and Medresah that equips the Muslim community and future generations to lead fulfilling lives — contributing meaningfully to both this world and the hereafter.
To establish a grand mosque and madrasa that serves as a beacon for the spiritual, social, and historical advancement of the Muslim community.
From worship and education to essential community services — the mosque is a central hub for spiritual and social life.
A welcoming space for the five daily prayers, Friday congregation, Ramadan Taraweeh, and Eid gatherings.
Islamic education grounded in the Qur'an and Sunnah for children, youth, and adults — including Qur'an memorization.
A growing collection of Islamic literature and study resources open to the community.
Clean ablution facilities and showers serving over 210 worshippers each day.
Dedicated Janazah handling rooms and trained staff supporting families in times of loss.
On-site parking with short-term and monthly arrangements for visitors and staff.
Every day, the mosque and madrasa welcome hundreds of students, teachers, worshippers, and neighbors.
The mosque is located southwest of Meda Square, 1 km from Alem Bank Square. Come for prayer, learning, or simply to visit.