Catalan Islamic Cultural Center

The Catalan Islamic Cultural Center of Barcelona is considered the most important mosque in the city. The mosque itself is named the Imam Muhamad Ben Ahmed Al Cortovi Mosque, after a great master of Qur'anic interpretation who was born in Córdoba in the year 610.
This Islamic center is known for its inclusive and welcoming approach, aiming to share Islam with people of all backgrounds. Through a rich program of social and cultural activities, it works to promote coexistence, strengthen community connections, and deepen public understanding of Islam.
The mosque stands out for its spacious and carefully crafted design, featuring arches, traditional tilework at the entrance, large carved wooden doors, and an Andalusian-inspired fountain that creates an inviting atmosphere for visitors.