Established in 2021, Southgate Mosque is a non-profit organisation committed to offering prayer facilities for the local Muslim community. The Alan Pullinger Centre in Southgate opened its doors for Jumuah prayers in November 2021. In just a few weeks, the number of attendees grew rapidly through word of mouth, and we reached full capacity in less than a year. Our community Iftar event during Ramadan was fully booked, and over 400 people joined us for Eid-ul-Adha prayers in Groveland’s Park. The Muslim community in Southgate and the surrounding areas, including Oakwood and Cockfosters, is growing. This diverse community, with varied demographics, ethnicities, and socio-economic backgrounds, plays a vital role in enriching the local area. As our social, spiritual, and educational needs continue to expand, the demand for a mosque in the area has become increasingly urgent.

After patiently depending on the trust of Allah and seeking the intercession of the Ahlulbayt and the hard work of the community, we have been able to sign the initial agreement as a first step towards purchasing a brand new spacious centre for the Markaz to be used for the Hussainiah. However we need your support to achieve the completion of this purchase as soon as possible! The new Property is situated in Barnet, near Apex Corner (close to Mill Hill station) • Total land space over 12,000sqm • Over 800sqm building with development potential • Over 160 parking spaces • 3 large green park areas For completion, we require your support to fundraise for the final due payment urgently! We ask all brothers and sisters to kindly contribute to a noble cause that has been serving the community for over 30 years with many many more years to come.

The Central Mosque of Brent is an all-purpose, multi-level mosque that aims to serve the religious, spiritual and societal needs of the larger Brent community. The Mosque Committee was formed in 1973 with the ethos that the young generation needed basic Islamic and religious education and awareness in their own customs and cultures, which were in danger of being lost over time. Thus, with a huge local public effort, a house was purchased in 1976 at 44 Keyes Road, London NW2 which was renovated by the local community and educational classes commenced in the latter part of 1976 under the auspiciousness of a newly appointed Imaam Molana Khawaja Bashir Ahmad. 44 Keyes Road, the site of the original Brent masjid designed to serve the needs of the community. After a short while, the modest dwelling in north-west London was not large enough to accommodate the needs of the growing Muslim population, with Friday congregations filling up every plot of land, both inside and outside of the converted house. The decision was made by the Mosque Committee to seek a larger location for the new mosque – one where the religious ambitions of the community could be fully realised. ​ After close consideration, it was decided that the current site on Lennon Road would be the must suitable for the community, being situated in the heart of Willesden and easily reachable via public transport. Thus, the first phase of construction began in 1988, led by Mosque Architect M A Khan.

Established in 1976, the MICB network first took root when a local community procured a piece of property formerly in use as a church, fulfilling the escalating requirements of the growing Muslim demography within the region. The architectural design of the edifice – heavily influenced by its early role as a place of worship, prompted a sequence of profound refurbishments and alterations to both its interior and exterior. These were deemed necessary to mould it into a mosque, but with the original structure carefully conserved. Major transformations materialised circa 2005, encompassing revisions to the spire, its conversion into a minaret crowned by lush domes, coupled with notable restoration undertakings within the premises. Upon the fulfilment of these widespread refurbishments, a stately inauguration ceremony was orchestrated to honour the mosque's novel appearance. The prestige of initiating the refurbished building was bestowed upon the highly respected Lord Nazir Ahmed from Rotherham.

Welcome to the Islamic Centre of England (ICEL), a distinguished religious and cultural hub founded in 1998. Our mission is to serve the Muslim community by offering spiritual and ethical guidance. We cater to the diverse needs of our community, with a special focus on addressing the social, cultural, educational, and recreational requirements of women and the younger generation. Committed to fostering understanding among people of various faiths, we disseminate authentic Islamic knowledge to provide insight into Islam for those outside the faith. At the forefront of contemporary discussions, ICEL hosts Islamic think tanks engaging in dialogues on pressing issues like epidemics and environmental challenges. Our highly qualified religious scholars contribute their expertise to various departments, ensuring the provision of top-notch religious guidance, advice, and counseling. Join us as we establish closer ties with individuals from different faiths and cultures worldwide. Experience the rich tapestry of services offered by the Islamic Centre of England, dedicated to promoting unity, understanding, and a deeper connection with Islam.

Established in 1998, the Islamic Centre of England (ICEL) serves as a cultural and religious hub. ICEL offers an array of services, including: - Offering spiritual and moral guidance to the broader Muslim community. - Catering to the social, cultural, educational, and recreational requirements of the community, with particular attention given to women and youngsters. - Promoting authentic Islamic knowledge, enabling a deeper comprehension of Islam for individuals of differing faiths. - Facilitating Islamic think tanks to address relevant topics like epidemics and environmental issues. - Strengthening relationships with individuals of diverse faiths and cultures worldwide. These offerings are delivered by a team of exceptionally qualified religious scholars. They dedicate themselves to the Islamic Centre of England, offering religious guidance, advice, and counselling through various departments.

Islam is monotheistic religion teaching that there is only one incomparable God – Allah and that Muhammad is the messenger of God. It is the world’s second-largest religion and the fastest-growing major religion in the world. Islam teaches that God is merciful, all-powerful and unique.

We are a non-profit organisation committed to upholding the universal obligation of expressing empathy and care as global citizens. Our efforts focus on ensuring the rights of every human being are respected and fulfilled, irrespective of their race, gender or religion. With the unwavering support of our dedicated volunteers, we coordinate fundraising activities, foster community growth through organised events, and provide comprehensive training sessions for our volunteers. Driven by sincerity and compassion, our mission is to deliver worldwide humanitarian assistance, relief and development. Our ultimate aim is to safeguard lives, alleviate poverty and foster self-sustained growth within local communities. In doing so, we seek to ensure the well-being and protection of the less fortunate, vulnerable and needy.

Location: The Management Suite, situated on the loftiest floor of the O2 Centre, positioned at 255 Finchley Road, London, Greater London, NW3 6LU. Establishment: SRICC Baitul Rahman Masjid.

The Holborn Muslim Community and Welfare Association, situated at 33 Brookes Court, Baldwin Gardens, London, Greater London, EC1N 7RR, warmly extends an invitation to one and all.

Al Risaalah Mosque and Islington Islamic Centre was previously called Somali Cultural Watch, The name was changed to reflect the main objectives and work of the charity. It was also a time to redevelop the charity as it has grown from the humble beginning when it was a small unicorporated registered charity to a charitable incorporated organisation. The new Charity number is 1180914

Kentish Town is within the borough of Camden and home to a large population of Muslims. By the permission of Allah, the Kentish Town Baitul Aman Masjid’s (KTBAM) inception in 1998 stemmed from a group of brothers from the local community collaboratively renting a shop. After obtaining permission to pray there five times a day, the shop was renovated into a masjid. Successively, after 8 years, a second neighbouring shop was purchased on a lease, and combining the two shops into one space has resulted in the masjid that we have today. Progressively, major refurbishment works have been carried out on the masjid, including fire exits, brand new wudhu khana/ablution area, new carpets, shutters, doors and a complete renovation of the house of Allah.

This Mosque was founded on 9th July 1998 by Mr Nehar Miah Choudhury it was 100% with his own funds. He was born on 1st January 1942 in Bangladesh at the age 23 years graduated in Bangladesh and came over to UK in 1965 with £5.00 he was working part time and was studying at the Ardley Green College in 1970 qualified as a civil Engineer. Saved up enough money and started up his own real estate business in 1969 at that time he was the first and only Bangladeshi has got into the real estate business thereafter has got involved with few other different business namely: Off-Licenses, groceries and chain of restaurants. Alhamdulillah he is very success in the real estate business and gave up other businesses and the moment only concentrating in real estate business from property conversion to newly built buildings he is Director of number of property companies one of the company name after the place he come from in Bangladesh called Nabiganj this is the place always in his heart.

Situated in the bustling heart of King's Cross, the Mosque is merely a few minutes' stroll from both St Pancras International and King's Cross Station. The Mosque is managed by a team of 15 committee members, all of whom are volunteers chosen by the local community. Their selfless service contributes significantly to the community. The Mosque serves as a sanctuary for worshipers to perform all five daily prayers. In addition, it hosts weekly discussions and talks. Moreover, the Mosque conducts Islamic classes and learning sessions for children over the weekends. A special area within the Mosque is reserved for women worshipers to perform Salah, ensuring an inclusive and respectful environment for all.

Founded & established in 1999 by Late Hajji Abdus Salam, Al-Rahman Mosque & Education Centre has made a tremendous impact to the landscape of the Camden Muslim community. To this day, it acts as a hub in bringing together Muslims from all walks of life from different backgrounds and provides a safe haven for men, woman and children alike. The core of our work lies in the continuous passion and dedication our founder Late Hajji Abdus Salam had in running this establishment and we aim to continue to bring you a range of facilities. Please join us by supporting our efforts to make a meaningful difference in the lives of others in Camden.

The Westminster Bangladeshi Welfare Trust (WBWT) was initially set up by Mr Shaista Miah in June 2007 as a community charitable organisation for the residents of South Westminster and the surrounding area. The basic remit of the organisation is to support the community, especially those with English as their second language. This includes, but is not limited to, first-generation migrants who would require day-to-day assistance with a variety of issues pertaining to education and literacy, social care and housing, amongst others. Since 2015 the WBWT also offers prayer facilities, which is actively utilised by the local multi-cultural Muslim community.

Acton Mosque was founded in 1976 by two local residents, Aizul Haque and late Haji Mohammed Bashir in the basement of a local shop in Churchfield Road. A small prayer hall was provided by Wahid Bashir, son of Haji Bashir to allow daily prayers, in a room big enough for 50 attendees. In 1980s, the community purchased the present site in Oldham Terrace in two transactions, one from the former British Legions and then at a later stage, the rear car park also become available and after intensive fund-raising was purchased in 1988. At this time, the Trustee structure was enhanced as Syed Mumtaz Hussain and Amanat Ali, joined Aizul Haque to become Trustees. ​ Thereafter, a crucial period of work led by the Mosque Management Committee, our Architect, Ealing Council took place with particular help from Julian Bell (presently local Council Leader) who helped us greatly to steer our small team through the planning process. Planning was successfully achieved and thereafter began an intense period of fund-raising. Work commenced on the present facility in 2006 with formal opening in 2008. At the time of the opening, Acton Mosque owed a considerable amount to generous members of the community, but by the grace of Allah (swt), we were able to clear all loans outstanding by 2011. Since then the Mosque has broadened services provided to now include West London's first Muslim funeral service and Islamic schooling.

Welcome to the West London Islamic Centre & Jamia Masjid web site. Here you will find an array of information about the Muslim community in West London, the Mosque's communal services and facilities and information on Islam.

The Church of England Parish of East Greenwich manages the Multifaith Prayer Space and Community Room, intended to serve the local community through the provision of spaces for religious worship and communal development. Greenwich Peninsula has been home to a multifaith chaplaincy since 2003, initially offering chaplaincy services to the O2 construction site and local workplaces. By 2010, a temporary Prayer Space was established in a portacabin near the O2, which was later relocated beside the Emirates cable car in 2013. Open to all faith groups for worship and prayer, the Prayer Space is also available daily for drop-in prayer, staffed by a team of multifaith chaplains. The Community Room welcomes individuals from all faiths or none, offering space for activities and events that foster local community growth. The provision of the Prayer Space and Community Room has been possible due to the Knight Dragon's obligations under section 106 agreement for the Greenwich Peninsula development. The spaces are licensed to the Parochial Church Council (PCC) of the Parish of East Greenwich, who are responsible for operations. A recurrent advisory Forum invites all faith groups and interested parties for discussions, enabling them to raise queries, provide feedback, and hold the PCC accountable for ensuring equal and fair access.

The Muslim Cultural Society of the United Kingdom is an entity dedicated to offering gratuitous assistance and support to acquaintances, relatives, friends or neighbours, who would otherwise struggle to cope. This could be as a result of factors such as age, physical or mental health conditions, addiction, or disability.

Located in the heart of Tottenham, the Tottenham Community Sports Centre takes great pride in enriching the lives of community members through our broad spectrum of activities and events. We have, over the years, distinguished ourselves as a leading community centre, always striving to ensure our members are satisfied with our quality services. The Tottenham Community Sports Centre, celebrating more than 30 years of existence, is amongst London's oldest sports centres. This esteemed establishment was initiated by a dedicated cohort of volunteers, many of whom still maintain an active association with the centre today. Housed within repurposed Territorial Army buildings on Tottenham High Road, directly across from Tottenham Hotspur Football Club, our premises are leased from Haringey Council by the Tottenham Community Sports Centre Charitable Trust, a registered charity. Our main structure encompasses a large sports hall, supplementary smaller sports hall, a table tennis room, dual use air rifle range, a gallery, fitness room, compact cardiovascular fitness area, a creche, judo room, dual multipurpose/committee rooms, offices, a kitchen, a sauna along with a lounge bar area. Our annexe accommodates a weights/fitness room, boxing gymnasium, additional fitness room, a changing room and galleried offices. This section has recently been completely refurbished thanks to the generous grants from Play Sport London and contributions from the Metropolitan Police. Moreover, there's an all-weather sports area outside which is floodlit. The facility was initially supported by a £30,000 Urban Regeneration grant, with additional funding of £80,000 from the London Marathon Trust ensuring the regular upgrading of the pitch. This sports facility primarily leases areas to local clubs, pulling in around 100,000 attendees annually. We currently cater to 90 member clubs offering activities ranging from martial arts to football, badminton to basketball, fitness to boxing and senior citizens short mat bowls, right through to carers and toddlers clubs. Our lounge bar/tea bar not only serves as a hub for parties and comedy nights but also as the epicentre for presentations.

The mosques in Newham and Redbridge are efficiently operated by a dedicated group of local residents, ensuring straightforward and convenient access to prayer times. For individuals residing in or travelling to any part of these boroughs, this website can serve as a valuable resource to easily find locations and times of local Masajid.

UKIM Masjid Ibrahim and Islamic Center is more than just a place of worship for Muslims. It provides a number of services and facilities for the local community, many of which you will be able to find out about as you go through this website. UKIM Masjid Ibrahim and Islamic Center is part of the UKIM. The UKIM is one of the oldest nation-wide Islamic organization in the UK. It was founded in October 1962 on the initiative of a small group of Muslims and has since expanded to about forty-five branches and circles in the UK and around thirty mosques and Madaris. The activities, which the UKIM is involved in, are diverse, from building new mosques, relief work, to Dawah on the Internet and youth work.

Our aspiration is for the West Silvertown Foundation to emerge as a dynamic, cohesive community where aspirations are fulfilled and friendships flourish.

Whilst serving a diverse congregation, the Old Kent Road Mosque and Islamic Cultural Centre is home to London's oldest Nigerian Muslim community. The Muslim Association of Nigeria UK (MAN UK) informally started in the early 1960s with a transient community of Nigerians coming to London to study. Initially staying only for short periods of time, it was not until the 1980s when a more permanent community started to develop. It took a further 10 years before MAN UK acquired our first place of worship in 1993 and established the Old Kent Road Mosque. ​ We are a thriving community hub in the heart of South London. Our congregation members come from different walks of life and our doors are open to all. We truly appreciate the diversity of our people who each enrich the community spirit of our mosque. We promote spiritual development, community engagement and mutual respect for all.

In the UK, the Assalatur-Rahman Islamic Association (ARIA) traces its roots back to the inaugural late-night gathering in 1988. From the outset, a small collective of committed followers of the Islamic faith convened to share their spiritual experiences. Initially, these gatherings rotated between the homes of members who hosted night vigils every Friday lingering into the early hours of Saturday. The essence of these gatherings was to draw on the Holy Quran, evoking the blessings of the revered Prophet Mohammad (SAW) with the aim of placing their personal and collective affairs in the hands of Allah (SWT). Following this, a dialogue ensued regarding the general welfare, needs and concerns of their members. The Association's founding members were driven by an ambition to cultivate a sense of Islamic solidarity and fraternity. They sought to provide spiritual, moral, and financial backing for the vulnerable and disadvantaged, faced with the perceived adversities from their host community and its institutions. Prior to this, there was a noticeable absence of such support among the immigrant Muslim community. Alarmingly, some providers utilised their 'support services' to persuade members to convert to other faiths. Word soon spread about these gatherings, and they promptly became a staple for those seeking spiritual guidance or relief from their troubles. As the congregation grew, accommodation became a challenge. Individual homes were no longer adequate for the expanding group. This led the collective to successfully gain permission from the Muslim Association of Nigeria (MAN) in Old Kent Road, London, to use their premises for their weekly prayers. This took place in the spring of 1994. Around the same time, the group initiated daytime prayers on Sundays, for the convenience of its members, whilst maintaining their customary late Friday prayer sessions (Bushira night) held on the last Friday of every month.

New Peckham Mosque has become more active with its new management recently. Our mosque is one of the largest mosques in South London. In addition to the service provided to our Turkish citizens, it also serves our Muslims of different ethnic origins. With the activities and activities implemented, we continue to be a growing community day by day.

Our Mission is “Islam to Inspire, Educate and Serve the People” ​ Masjid Tawhid aims to Inspire, Educate and Serve the local community and worldwide and to encourage others to Inspire, Educate and Serve. We aim to Inspire people to faith and to increase in faith through Talks, Social Media, various Social Activities and our Young Ummah program. We aim to Educate Muslims and non-Muslims, both young and old about the true Islamic teachings. We aim to encourage the worship of Allah (Glory be to Him) and to Serve the community.

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