The Afghan Mosque, also known as the Broken Hill Mosque, is a historic site located in Broken Hill, New South Wales. Established in 1887, it is recognized as the only surviving mosque built by Afghan cameleers in Australia. These cameleers played an important role in the exploration and development of the Australian Outback, and the mosque embodies their rich history and contributions.

As a Sunni mosque, the Afghan Mosque serves as a place of prayer and reflection for the local Muslim community. While it has limited amenities, the mosque remains significant as a cultural and spiritual landmark.

Visitors to the area can admire the unique architecture and learn about the story of the Afghan cameleers, which is an essential part of Broken Hill’s heritage. With street parking available, it is accessible for those wishing to explore this intriguing site.

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