Welcome to the Muslim Foundation The foundation was established to spread the true teachings of Islam that are manifested in the Ahl us Sunnah wal Jama’ah (followers of the way of the Prophet Muhammad peace and blessings be upon him, his blessed family and companions).

In the year 1997, we at Nottingham Islam Information Point first started off with a simple table in the bustling City Centre of Nottingham giving Da’wah to non-Muslims. On that very first day we started, Allah SWT blessed us with 3 Shahadahs. This had motivated us to carry on coming every Saturday, weather permitting, to sit behind this simple table filled with basic Da’wah literature and give them out to those non-Muslims who showed an interest in learning about Islam. Back then we only had a few committed members of the Muslim community who was willing to spend 3-4 hours of their Saturdays giving Da'wah with us but by the Grace of Allah SWT there are now around 10 committed Muslims including Revert's to Islam willing to give up their Saturdays in the Path of Allah SWT. ​ For over 20 years now we have seen the growth of new Muslims increasing tremendously hence the number of activities in the field of Da'wah has increased. From Muslim Mentoring programs to Revert Eid Dinners, Nottingham Islam Information Point has successfully developed a number of services covering the many problems that surround the Da'wah. These services can be viewed on our Activities, Services and Da'wah Projects pages. ​ To date, we have had hundreds of Shahadahs that we are aware of but have passed the message of Islam to thousands of people since 1997. These people could have given their Shahadah in another city or with another group of Muslims but only Allah SWT knows best. As many Muslims should be aware that we are not doing Da'wah to gain lots of Shahadahs but to pass on the message of Islam as instructed to us by Allah SWT and His Messenger (SAW). ​ "And who is better in speech than one who invites to Allah and does righteousness and says; 'Indeed, I am of the Muslims.'" ​ [TMQ 41:33]​

The Abu Bakr Mosque and Cultural Centre is a well known and established organisation registered as a charity under the name of the Muslim Federation Cleveland. The organisation was set up in 1989 and registered in 1990 under charity number 702212. Since its inception the Abu Bakr Mosque and Community Centre has been at the forefront of providing vital community services to various sections of the local ethnic and native communities in an around Middlesbrough.

MICC is a window of the registered charity Morden Islamic Centre. The charity has been serving the community since 2005. Initially the charity served the local community by offering its children Islamic education. The overwhelming response and pressure from the Morden area warranted a premise that would cater to the needs of the Muslim community beyond the education of its young. It was thus decided to initiate the prayers at 2a Crown Lane. For a few years the two halls, though cramped, managed to provide a focal point for the Muslims of the community. However, over the years the numbers would far exceed the capacity of 2a Crown Lane and the decision to move the venue to 116 London Road was made.