The Islamic Academy of Manchester, registered as a charity, proudly stands as one of Manchester's earliest established Islamic organisations. For 40 years, our foundation was rooted in the former Sunday School of the Welsh Baptist Chapel on Upper Brook St in Ardwick, M13. We gratefully announce that we have now constructed a purpose-built mosque, City Jami’ Masjid, situated in the city's heart along the dominant Stockport Road. Our academy was established in 1974 under the insightful guidance of Allama Dr Khalid Mahmud (rh), following the principles of the esteemed Islamic scholar, Hadhrat Qari Muhammad Tayib (RA). Tayib served as the Rector of Darul Uloom, Deoband, U.P, India, for an impressive 60 years, and was the descendant of Maulana Muhammad Qasim Nanotvi (RA), the founder of Darul Uloom, Deoband. Under the tireless efforts of our team, our branches will adhere to the virtuous philosophy of Hakim-ul-Islam.

The Muslim Youth foundation has prayer facilities for both brothers and sisters with approximately 1000 people attending Jumah here from many different ethnic backgrounds, Arab, Pakistani, Bengali, White, Black British, African, Malaysian etc. The people who attend the MYF include students, professionals and others working in the city centre.

Eccles and Salford Islāmic Society also known as The Eccles Mosque. Eccles Mosque is a UK registered charity. Registered Charity Number 516270.

Welcome to the Manchester Islamic and Cultural Centre and Salahadeen Mosque. We are a mosque and cultural centre established in 2011 and based in South Manchester, UK serving the needs of the local community. At our mosque we offer 5 times congregational prayers, Friday and Eid prayers. We have a sisters section for Friday prayers, Eid prayers and the night prayers of Ramadhan. The MICC aims to deliver to the needs of the community through services such as classes, talks and other events. Our Friday sermons (called Khutba in Arabic) are delivered in Kurdish, Arabic and English. The MICC caters for the needs of Muslims and non-Muslims through our programs and events. Everyone is welcome to be a part of our community.

Darus Salam Mosque and Islamic Centre is a mosque and multicultural faith centre situated in the heart of Longsight, Manchester. It has proudly served the local community since 1994, striving to advance the religion of Islam in accordance with the teachings of The Holy Quran and Sunnah of The Prophet Muhammad (ﷺ). With the will of Allah (subhanahu wa ta’ala / SWT /سبحانه وتعالى) the mosque has grown exponentially and in 2022, 28 years after originally opening its doors to the community, it provides a great number of services to over 500 people every week. However, the needs of the community have grown greater than the facilities we are able to offer thus insha-Allah (if Allah wills) we intend to expand our mosque and offer the use of state of the art facilities and more services to our congregation in the near future.

Situated in the west end of Glasgow, Al-Furqan Masjid stands as the city's second purpose-built and one of its grandest mosques. The chief appeal of Al-Furqan lies in its principled stance as a multi-denominational institution, welcoming and representing all Muslims irrespective of their individual backgrounds.

In the year 1967 the Muslim community of Bangladeshi origin (then East Pakistan) living in Manchester and adjoining towns decided to establish a Mosque of their own from donations and contributions from members of its own community. Late Messrs. Muhammad Abdul Matin Chowdhury, Bosharat Ali, Syed Abdul Hannan and Makaddus Bakht were elected as holding trustees and given the task of completing the purchase of the building at 1A Eileen Grove, Rusholme, Manchester, previously owned by Maclaren Public Institute. Soon afterwards the Mosque started functioning in the said premises.

Welcome to the Arrahman Manchester Islamic Cultural Association , a vibrant and inclusive community dedicated to promoting the teachings and values of Islam. Situated at the heart of Manchester, our Islamic center serves as a focal point for Muslims and non-Muslims alike, fostering a deep understanding and appreciation of Islamic traditions and cultures.

Minhaj-ul-Quran International, a Pakistan-based international organization founded by Shaykh ul Islam Dr Muhammad Tahir ul Qadri. Headquarters of MQI are situated in Lahore. Vigorously pursuing its well-defined objectives and spreading its comprehensive and all-encompassing sphere of activity, including welfare, education, promotion of love culture and spiritual uplift all over the world, it is probably one of the largest non-political, non-sectarian non-governmental organizations in the world. Since its establishment on 17th October 1980, it has rapidly grown and, within less than 30 years, its organizational network has expanded to more than 90 countries worldwide. Minhaj-ul-Quran is unmatchable for its rapid growth and no contemporary religious or political organization or movement has spread worldwide in such a short span of time.