CEBU CITY, Philippines — Tucked along Sikatuna Street in Cebu City, a modest place of worship known as the Green Mosque serves as a daily center of prayer and gathering for the city’s Muslim community. During Ramadan, the mosque becomes more than just a place of worship. It turns into a space where faith, discipline, and community life come together through daily prayers, fasting, and shared traditions. For Abdulsamad, 57, one of the mosque’s caretakers, the Green Mosque reflects years of collective effort by a small but active Muslim community in Cebu. READ: Ramadan in Cebu: How Muslims observe fasting, […]... Keep on reading: Cebu City’s Green Mosque: How faith built a community