جامع سيدنا مصعب بن عمير رضي الله عنه

Echoing the devotion of earlier generations in the surrounding area, جامع سيدنا مصعب بن عمير رضي الله عنه welcomes worshippers throughout the day.. Rif Dimashq surrounds the ancient capital of Damascus, a city that has been inhabited continuously for thousands of years and has been celebrated by the Prophet Muhammad, peace and blessings be upon him and his family, among the blessed lands of greater Syria. Irbin lies in the Ghouta, a green agricultural ring of orchards and gardens that has supplied the capital with fruits, vegetables, and fresh air for centuries.

Musab ibn Umair, may God be pleased with him, embraced Islam as a young man known for his elegance, was among the earliest emissaries of the Prophet to Madinah before the hijrah, and taught the faith to the future Ansar with patience and gentleness. He carried the banner of the Muslims at the Battle of Uhud, where he gave his life in defence of the community, and the Prophet stood weeping at his grave, remembering his tender devotion. Giving a Damascus suburb's mosque his name places an example of youthful courage and refined faith within its daily worship.

Architecturally, the mosque reflects the Damascene Syrian tradition. Pale dressed stone walls, a minaret of square or octagonal cross section, arched windows, and a carpeted prayer hall with a tiled mihrab of blue and gold face the qiblah. A carved wooden minbar stands beside the mihrab, and a small courtyard with a fountain offers space for wudu and conversation. Women pray in a separate section, and classrooms host Qur'anic lessons for the children of the Ghouta despite the difficult conditions of recent years.

Farmers from the orchards, shopkeepers, teachers, and students from the local schools gather here for the five daily prayers, for Jumu'ah, and for taraweeh during Ramadan, when the community shares iftar meals rooted in the Syrian kitchen. On this page visitors, as circumstances permit, and worshippers remembering the people of Rif Dimashq in their supplications will find the current prayer times, address, and helpful notes to support every pilgrim, relief worker, relative of Irbin families, or passing visitor seeking spiritual connection with this beloved Companion named Syrian masjid through every difficult season that the people of the Ghouta have lived.