Noor Moské is a mosque in Oslo, known as Norway's first building registered as a mosque. The building, which was originally a villa, was bought by Islam's Ahmadiyya congregation in December 1979 and has been in use as a mosque since 1980. In the period from 2011 to September 2023, parts of the building were used for mosque activities, while the rest was the home of Fredrikke kindergarten. From September 2023, the entire building is again in use as a mosque.
The mosque offers a varied range of services, including a book table with literature on Islam and Ahmadiyya, as well as a video gallery with informational content. It focuses on love and peace in its message, and provides information on the five pillars of Islam and the six articles of faith. Noor Moské also offers resources about the Koran in Norwegian and 70 other languages, and engages in current affairs and social issues. Services are offered in several languages, making the mosque accessible to a wide audience.