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A key center for Islamic learning and missionary work in Dhaka, easily accessible in the vibrant Shahbag area.
Kataban Mosque, officially the Bangladesh Masjid Mission Complex Central Mosque, is a significant center for Muslim missionaries in Dhaka's Shahbag neighborhood. While not as historically old as other mosques in the city, it plays a vital role in promoting Islamic values and education.
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Public Transport
From major points in Dhaka, such as Shahbag or Dhaka University, the most convenient way to reach Kataban Mosque is by local bus or auto-rickshaw (CNG). Buses frequently ply the roads around Shahbag, and many will have routes passing near Kataban Mor (intersection). A bus fare typically costs between 10-30 BDT depending on the distance and type of bus. From the Kataban Mor intersection, the mosque is a short walk away. Alternatively, a CNG from Dhaka University to Kataban Mosque will cost approximately 50-80 BDT, depending on traffic and negotiation.
Taxi/Ride-Share
Ride-sharing services like Uber or Pathao are readily available in Dhaka. A ride from Gulistan or Motijheel to Kataban Mosque will cost approximately 150-250 BDT, depending on traffic conditions. There is no dedicated parking available at the mosque, so it is best to get dropped off nearby and walk the final short distance.
Walking
Kataban Mosque is located a short walk from the Katabon intersection. From New Market, it's approximately a 15-20 minute walk. Be mindful of traffic and pedestrian crossings.
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