Nottingham Central Mosque (Islamic Centre Nottingham)
Nottingham's central and largest mosque, originally established in 1976 and opened in 1992. The mosque not only serves as a place for daily and Friday prayers but is also an important educational and cultural center for the Muslim community. It runs a primary madrasah with about 200 students, evening classes, Urdu courses, and online Quran reading courses. It also provides services for marriages, funerals, and religious gatherings. In addition to daily prayers, the mosque hosts important events and conferences featuring world-renowned speakers on Islamic issues.
Nottingham Central Mosque is located in the St. Ann's area, near the city center. This area is known for its diversity and rich culture.
As one of the founders of the Nottingham Council of Mosques (NCM), the mosque actively participates in uniting the Muslim community and representing its interests at the city level.
Address
3 Curzon Street, St Ann’s, Nottingham NG3 1DG, UK
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Contact Information
- Phone: +44 115 950 9965 or +44 7710 263082
- Email: [email protected]
Key Services and Features
- Daily prayers (Fajr, Dhuhr, Asr, Maghrib, Isha), Friday prayers (Jumu'ah) with a sermon and prayer.
- Educational programs: evening and children's madrasah, Urdu courses, Alimiyyah madrasah.
- Community services: Nikah (religious marriages), funeral services, Dhikr and Tafsir gatherings, events for women and children.
- Serves up to 2,000 people monthly.
Additional Information:
- Limited parking: opposite is the Curzon Street public car park (pay & display).
- Convenient access: bus routes 40, 41, 42, S11 stop nearby on St Ann’s Well Road.
- For entry: modest dress, remove shoes before prayer.
General Visitor Feedback
Hospitality and Openness: The mosque strives to be a welcoming place for everyone, including non-Muslims who want to learn about Islam or visit.
Active Community Life: It is perceived as a vibrant and dynamic center that not only offers religious services but also promotes social interaction, education, and development.
Significance for the Muslim Community: For Nottingham's Muslims, it is an important spiritual and educational anchor, a place where they can pray, learn, and receive support.
Commitment to Education: The special emphasis on teaching Islam and other subjects to children and adults is seen as a significant contribution to the development of both the Muslim community and society as a whole.