The Marree Mosque, located in Marree, South Australia, was established around 1882 by the local Afghan community, many of whom were Muslims from what was then British India. This community played a significant role in the region as camel drivers and breeders, contributing to the area's development until the rise of cars and trains in the 1930s.

This Sunni mosque reflects this community's rich cultural heritage and historical presence in Australia. the mosque has prayer facilities and is accessible to individuals in wheelchairs.

The mosque serves as a vital place for the community, where English is spoken and people come together for worship and connection. It stands as a symbol of the contributions of the Afghan community to the local culture and history.

Marree Mosque

Marree Mosque

Marree Mosque

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