Le Café de la Mosquée de Paris

مقهى مسجد باريس

The café-restaurant and hammam in the Grand Mosque of Paris garden (1926) — the city's most famous Islamic cultural rendezvous.

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al-Andalus & Europe
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HospitalityCuisines of the Muslim world

Overview

The café of the Grand Mosque of Paris in the mosque gardens, founded in 1926; mint tea and pastries are served on brass tables under the mosque's trees. 1

Significance

One of the best-known traditional cafés of Paris; it links the experience of the French mosque with the hospitality of the Arab café. 1

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Bakdash· Café Riche· El-Fishawy Café· Hafiz Mustafa 1864· Jarir Bookstore· Karim's· Rick's Café Casablanca· The wedding feast (walima)

Sources

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