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59 Brick Ln, London E1 6QL, United Kingdom
Fantastic mosque. Went through difficult times over the years. Still standing strong. They provide all types of services from evening Islamic classes to funeral service. Gets really busy during Friday afternoon prayer. No on site parking. Very old building which is very expensive to maintain and I can say they have done very well to maintain it to very high standards. Please do donate generously. May Allah swt accept our donations and forgive all our past sins. May this mosque be standing very strong for many years to come. Ameen.
Such a beautiful religious place for muslims in the heart of London. One of the most busiest and popular place is Whitechapel and this mosque is situated there.
Sisters/ Womens entrance is well signed. We popped in for asr and maghreb prayer (not jammat) and were able to access the space without issue alhamdullilah. The prayer space is well maintained and really nice; as is the remainder of the areas and stairs down to the sisters area. Ample wudhu space and very clean. Two toilets also available quite clean but sisters should be mindful to clean after themselves and maintain a nice space. I saw there is security camera when entering which is reassuring to know it will be safe. There are hooks for garments, shoe racks, books/quran, fans available. It does get quite warm down there. A water cooler or tap to refill bottles would be amazing addition. This prayer space does seem to be a hidden gem, I asked my cousins who are from the area and they were not aware this mosque had a sisters space - I discovered it via the 'muslimah app'. The space is indeed the basement area I liked that this makes it secluded but sisters we should mind our words when leaving reviews- I've travelled from quite far and am not familiar with this mosque and nearly didn't attend due to the very harsh reviews left before, this prayer space was almost made to sound like a dungeon! I understand maybe the space is smaller than wed like but alhamdullilah for the space, since attending mosque is not obligatory by the mercy of our lord for sisters I can understand why the majority of the space for the time being is for the brothers. InshaAllah in the future the sisters area can expand.
My nana (grandad) comes here all the time and does atikaf here so I usually come round too. It’s a stunning mosque with plenty of space and very comfortable. The mosque staff are also very lovely!
Nice widhu area and segregated entrance for women. I went for Maghrib recently and the Imaams qiraaah was moving. May Allah reward everyone associated with this masjid.









