Western Street Mosque, built by the first Muslim settlers in 1885, to serve Muslim immigrants from neighboring regions of India. For worship, especially on Fridays, Ramadan or two days of Eid, it serves Muslim devotees from nearly every country in Africa who join in prayer on the mosque’s carpets, and their shoes outside, where visitors will appreciate the design and architecture of this mosque, which serves as an oasis in the center of the bustling city of Durban.