The Ilford Muslim Society provides a number of services to the community. The Mosques mission is to advance the Islamic faith through the provision of a wide range of spiritual, educational and social services enriched with Islamic values that fulfil the needs of our members and of the wider community.
Listing Directory: Place
NASWO Mosque
Husaini Islamic Centre
Friday Prayer (Jumu’ah)
St Georges Rd Masjid
Masjid Al Najashi
Masjid-e-Bilal
Ilford Muslim Society
Wapping Noorani Masjid & Cultural Centre
Watford Jamia Masjid
Alhuda Bolton
Alhuda has been open since 2007 as a masjid and learning centre in Bolton, an area of Greater Manchester. Our Dawah is to call to the Qur’an and Sunnah of the prophet Muhammad صلى الله عليه وسلم, upon the understanding of the Salaf (the righteous predecessors of Islam) in order to practice Islam as it […]
Newport Jamia Mosque
The Masjids have been caring for the religious, spiritual, and pastoral needs of the local community as well as when required globally for many decades. At both Jamia Mosque and Al Noor Mosque, Newport, it is our goal to educate Muslims from all walks of life, especially young Muslims, in religious development. We run many […]
Gravesend & Dartford Muslim Association
Muslim Worship place
Masjid Uthman
Place of worship and community center for South Tottenham and Stamford Hill neighbourhood.
Zakariyya Jame Masjid
Masjid Usman ( Leciester Markaz )
Skipton Masjid
Madina Institute & Masjid Community Hub
Al-Huda Mosque
Dagenham Ummah Welfare Trust
DUWT providing the following activities for the local community: 1. Education (Religious & national curriculum support class ) 2. Religious Education 3. Welfare for local older/special needs people 5. Emergency food supply ( local residence) 6. Youth awareness workshop & training. 7. Health & well being club for local residents. 8. Prayer Facilities available.
Coventry Education & Culture Centre
“For the public benefit to advance education in the West Midlands of England, particularly but not exclusively amongst children between the ages of 3 and 16 in such ways as the charity trustees see fit, including by: a) Assisting in supplementary education, the provision of homework clubs and language classes for those whose education is […]
