The aim of this website Inshallah is to develop a software that will make finding mosques more easy on the web, we are employing better techniques to resolve any inconsistencies in other directories as we have developed an in-house data mining application, basically checks data against other sites, our mosques are sourced from online and offline and we are now working with councils, UK Land Registry Office, UK Charity commission and other organizations to keep our data up-to-date. Our vision for the future is to increase dawah activities and deliver the correct message of Islam to the local community, both Muslims and non-Muslims.Welcome to this website, I very much hope you found this resource centre useful and reliable and we are constantly working hard to provide the most reliable information about our mosques.

We aspire to develop the basement floor of the building to provide a larger prayer area, ablution facilities for sisters and a crèche. Quran and Islamic studies programme in English (every Friday) Quran and Islamic studies madrasah for children (five days a week) We currently have at least one Jumuah khutbah in English every month. In 2004 the building was modified with a three story extension, which included offices, a new ablution area for brothers and a two bedroom flat, which is currently occupied by the Imam of the masjid.Įnglish Khutbas and lectures started in the masjid in the year 2002. The basement has also been used in previous years by a number of other organisations including, the Princeville Homework Club, the Libyan Arabic School, fitness classes, English language classes etc. Up until recently the basement of the masjid was used by the Bradford Curry Project, which is a multi-faith charity that provides food to the needy in the Bradford district. The layout of the building was perfect for the purpose of a masjid, with two large prayer halls, a separate entrance for sisters, a number of classrooms, kitchen facilities and bathrooms.

The masjid was officially opened on 23rd November 2000. The masjid building was formerly a Methodist church dating from the late 19th century / early 1900’s. Programmes are delivered in the masjid in both English and Urdu.Īl Huda Masjid Ahle Hadith & Madrassah SalafiahĪl-Huda Masjid was founded in the year 2000 by Mohammed Akbar, Mahmood Hussain and Abdur Rashid. On average the masjid is used by approximately three hundred people every week.

The masjid has capacity for six hundred worshippers, with the potential for another three hundred worshippers once the development of the basement floor is completed. Al-Huda Masjid is a community masjid situated on Legrams Lane in Bradford 7, close to the University of Bradford.

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