The Witton Islamic Centre is a registered charity with a mission to inspire, educate, and serve the local community, and to encourage others to do the same. The Centre aims to inspire people to faith and increase their faith through talks, social media, and various social activities. It also aims to educate both Muslims and Non-Muslims, young and old, about the true teachings of Islam. Furthermore, the Centre encourages the worship of Allah (Glory be to Him) and serves the community according to the Quran and Sunnah. The vision of the Witton Islamic Centre underscores the desire for everyone among mankind to worship Allah alone (Glory be to Him), in accordance with the teachings of His Messenger Muhammad (Peace be upon him). The Centre's goals include preserving and adhering to the authentic teachings of the Quran and Sunnah, in line with the methodology of the Salaf-us-Saalih. It also aims to spread the message of Islam and make the Witton Islamic Centre the central point within the community.

Masjid-E-Aman was founded in 1979 by the late Abdus Sabur Choudhury. Initially setup as a home office, whereby people could acquire free advice on personal matters. As the early Bangladeshi settlers arrived in Birmingham, our centre proved to be a vital source of assistance. Later it was turned into a place of worship for the local muslim community, at a time when there were no other facilities available for them. Since than it has gone from strength to strength. It began providing education and support for those in need. Now it has branched even further, with a vision to give to those who are less fortunate, through the Suleman Trust Charity.