Muhammadi Masjid envisions a community deeply rooted in the principles of Islamic unity, compassion, and enlightenment. Our vision is to be a nurturing haven that fosters spiritual growth, fosters a deep sense of brotherhood and sisterhood, and serves as a dynamic hub for education, cultural enrichment, and social harmony. We strive to be a beacon of Islamic values, promoting understanding, tolerance, and collaboration within our diverse society. Through steadfast devotion, inclusive programming, and meaningful outreach, Muhammadi Masjid seeks to be a transformative force, uplifting individuals, families, and the wider community, as we collectively strive for excellence in both our spiritual and worldly pursuits.”
History
A beacon of unity, compassion & enlightenment.
Muhammadi Masjid was established in 1978 by the Pakistani migrant community. They purchased 5 Camden Terrace for £2,500, two years later the site of St Judes Vicarage was purchased for £14,000. The old vicarage was demolished and a new purpose built Mosque was opened in the year 2000.
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Meet the Trustees
Trustee
Muhammad Ramzan
Trustee
Muhammad Khalil
Trustee
Usman Mir
Trustee
Basharat Ali
Trustee
Sajid Ansari
Meet our Volunteers
Head of Dawah
Arshad Mahmood
Madrasah Manager
Ghazanfer Bhatti
Administration Manager
Naveed Mir
Maintenance Manager
Tariq Rashid
Hospitality
Shokiat
- Sisters also have their own group who look after everything related to the sisters.
Apply as a Volunteer
Please be advised that we will require you to complete a DBS check and safeguarding training before you can get involved at Muhammadi Masjid.