When Alia Kamareddine first settled down in Oxford, the nearest mosque at which she could worship was in Halifax – which is a 2-hour drive.
Kamareddine regretted only being able to go to mosque once a year, and as more Muslims moved into the Nova Scotia community, finding a place to worship became more and more of a relevant topic.
Thankfully, she and the other muslims in her community now have a religious space closer to home, even though it is a little unconventional.
The Trinity United Church now rents out one of their…
