Jama Mosque
Religion
Affiliation	Islam
Ecclesiastical or organisational status	Friday mosque
Leadership	Abdul Kothdiwala (president)[1]
Status	Active
Location
Location	Bridgetown
Country	Barbados
Location of the mosque in Barbados
Interactive map of Jama Mosque
Coordinates	13°06′07.3″N 59°37′21.2″W / 13.102028°N 59.622556°W / 13.102028; -59.622556
Architecture
Type	Mosque
Founder	Mohammad Yusuf Degia
Established	26 January 1951
Completed	1951 1980s (renovations)
Specifications
Capacity	528 worshippers
Site area	622 m2 (6,700 sq ft)
Materials	Coral stone; glass

The Jama Mosque or Jumma Mosque is a mosque in Bridgetown, Barbados.

In 1949, the community purchased a 622-square-metre (6,700 sq ft) site where the mosque stands today. The mosque was then constructed by Mohammad Yusuf Degia and was officially opened on 26 January 1951. In the mid-1980s, the mosque underwent renovation for expansion and completed in the late 1980s.^[2]

The mosque is the largest one in the country. It was built using local coral stones and decoration blocks were made with star-shaped design. The green glass windows of the mosque were brought in from Germany. The original mosque building opened in 1951 could accommodate 95 worshippers, but after the 1980s renovation, it now can accommodate up to 528 worshippers.^[2]

The mosque is accessible within walking distance east of Port of Bridgetown.^[2]

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