The construction of Masjid Ghousia initially commenced in 1995, tirelessly fostered by the dedicated and generous efforts of Armley's Muslim community and its environs. The inaugural prayer held within its hallowed halls fell within that same year. Our mosque has perennially served as a guiding beacon for the Muslim community, offering spiritual teachings to both the younger and older generations, and providing a venue for Muslims to gather and connect during religious observations. However, the potential scope of the mosque is far more expansive than its current capacity, and it is essential that we harness its full potential to further enrich many aspects of Muslim living.

The establishment of Markaz Mu’aadh bin Jabal came to fruition in October 2001, nestled in the town of Slough, situated in South East England. The initial intention of its creation was to form an Islamic Da’wah centre and a Masjid, founded upon Ikhlaas and Sunnah principles.

On behalf of the Managing Committee at Al-Quaim, it gives me great pleasure to welcome you to our web-site. We feel that in today’s fast moving, high-tech world it was essential for our organisation to have a presence on the cutting edge of the information highway. Given the large number of Internet users, especially amongst the younger generation, this website is the ideal forum for the community at large to learn about our activities. It is indeed hoped that various information provided on the website of Al-Quaim will play a vital role in forging intra community links and will enhance the role of our organisation. We sincerely hope it will serve the purpose of maintaining close ties amongst all the members and promote understanding amongst various other organisations working in similar fieldsWhen visiting our site please make it a point to leave your valuable comments for improvement and betterment of Al-Quaim or email us with your suggestions

Al-Muhassin Mosque is located within the Minor Land of Fadak. It is the first and currently only fully functioning Shia Muslim Mosque in all of Europe. The Mosque is named after the martyr, Al-Muhassin ibn Ali (peace be upon Them both), the unborn son of Lady Fatima Al-Zahra (peace be upon Her) - both of whom were killed by Omar ibn Al-Khattab (whom Allah has deprived His mercy from) after the Event of the Door, again very soon after the martyrdom of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him and His Pure Household). In accordance to the Sunna (tradition) of Prophet Muhammad (peace be upon Him and His Pure Household), the Mosque is outdoors, and prayers are performed, congregationally, beneath the sky. We have been informed, through our narrations, that this is how the mosque of the Holy Prophet originally was, and prayers performed in this way are most rewarded. Daily prayers are led usually by one of the Sheikhs present at the Mosque. All other congregational prayers, such as Eid prayers on Eid Al-Fitr and Eid Al-Adha, as well as Salatul-Ayat, are also performed in the Mosque. For the sake of Ihtiyat (precaution), Fajr (dawn) prayer is congregationally performed at the Mosque one hour before sunrise (and not at the time of the Adhan); however, the Dhuhrayn (midday) prayers and Isha'ayn (evening) prayers are performed at their respective times of Adhan. We identify the Mosque as the home of the Rafida Shia worldwide. At the same time, we welcome all to attend the Mosque whether Muslim or non-Muslim. If you would like to attend to pray, learn about Islam, discuss or even debate, you are most welcome to join. Please get in contact with us if you would like to know more about us, or just wish to have chat.