This mosque is one of the two South End mosques which withstood the 1970s demolition. Even now, the mosque is still known as as Rudolph Street Mosque, a reference to the street name before South End was cleared. However, the adjacent structures have all been destroyed, and the road in front of the building is now much wider, destroying the building’s environment (Now called Walmer Boulevard).
The mosque is designed with a rectangular plan and a symmetrical main elevation with a veranda at the entrance
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