The Coordination Committee of Major Islamic Centres and Mosques of London has agreed that Eid al-Fitr will be on Sunday 25th June 2017. May Allah accept our fasting and prayers during Ramadan.
Below is just some prayer times for Eid Jammat. Please double check the date and time with the mosque in case there are any inaccuracies. Some mosques will celebrate eid on Monday so please check!
If you have not done so don't forget to pay the zakat ul fitr before praying the Eid Salat!
London
London Central Mosque (Regents Park Mosque, NW8 7RG)
Eid Prayer Times:
1st Prayer 7:00am Sh. Khalifa Ezzat
2nd Prayer 8:00am Sh. Shukri Majouli
3rd Prayer 9:00am Sh. Kazi Lutfurahman
4th Prayer 10:00am Sh. Suleiman Kibuka
5th Prayer 11:00am Sh. Suhaib Hassan
6th Prayer 12:00pm Noon Sh. Abdussalam Salih
Website: http://www.iccuk.org/
East London Mosque (Whitechapel Road, E1 1JX)
Eid Prayer Times:
7:30AM – Shaykh Abdul Qayum
8:30AM – Shaykh Saud Nafi Al Enezi
9:30AM – Shaykh Musleh Faradhi
10:30AM – Shaykh Shafiur Rahman
11:30AM – Shaykh Abul Hussain Khan (with BSL interpretation)
Website: http://www.eastlondonmosque.org.uk/
Brick Lane Jamm Masjid (59 Brick Lane, E1 6QL)
Eid Prayer Times:
1st Jamat: - 08:00
2nd Jamat: - 09:00
3rd Jamat: - 10:00
4th Jamat: - 11:30
Website: http://www.bricklanejammemasjid.co.uk
Holborn Muslim Community Association (33 Brookes Court, Baldwin Gardens, EC1N 7RR)
Eid Prayer Times: 8AM and 9AM
Shah-Jalal Jame Masjid, Drummond Street, London NW1 2LY
Eid Prayer Times: Awaiting Details
Masjid & Madrasah al-Tawhid (Leyton, E15 2BP)
Eid Prayer Times:
1st Prayer - 7:00am - Sh Shaqur Rehman
2nd Prayer - 8:30am - Dr Suhaib Hasan
3rd Prayer - 10:00 am - Sh Abu Abdillah Yunus
Website: http://www.masjidtawhid.org/
Qur'ani Murkuz Trust (South Woodford, E18 1ED)
Eid Prayer Times: 5am, 7am, 8am and 9am
Website: http://www.qmtrust.org/
Muslim Cultural Heritage Centre (West London, W10 5YG)
Eid Prayer Times:
6:30am Ustaz Saeed Abdelrahman
7:30am Shaykh Samer Darwish
8:30am Shaykh Ahmad Elfituri
9:30am Shaykh Ahmed Dahdouh
Website: http://www.almanaar.org.uk/
Hounslow Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre (367 Wellington Rd, TW4 5HU)
Eid Prayer Times: 7:30am, 9am , 10am and 11am
Website: http://www.hounslowmasjid.co.uk/
Hendon Mosque & Islamic Centre (Brent View Road, NW9 7EL)
1st Prayer: 5:00 am Sheikh Salim Arabic / Urdu
2nd Prayer: 6:00 am Sheikh Yusuf Arabic / English
3rd Prayer: 7:00 am Sheikh Shu'ayb Arabic / English
4th Prayer: 8:30 am Sheikh Waseem Arabic / English
Website: http://www.hendonmosque.co.uk/
Finchley Mosque (Islamic Association of North London, N12 0DA)
Eid Prayer Times:
1st 5am Imam Mohammed Habaik
2nd 8am Imam Oussama Sahmaoui
3rd 9am Imam AbdurRahman
4th* 10am Imam Shokat Patel
* Basement for sisters' use only for the 10 am prayer.
Website: http://www.ianl.org.uk/
Muslim Community and Education Centre (Palmers Green, N13 5JL)
Eid Prayer Times:
06:30am
07:45am
09:00am
10:15am
11:30am
Website: http://www.mcec.org.uk/
Masjid E-Quba (North London, Stamford Hill, N16 6AA)
AWAITING DATE CONFIRMATION
Eid Prayer Times: 5:15am and 6:45am
Website: http://www.masjidequba.org.uk/
Other mosques in Hackney: http://www.masjidequba.org.uk/localmosque.html
Harrow Central Mosque (Station Road, Harrow, HA1 2SQ)
Eid Prayer Times: 7am, 8am, 9am, 10am and 11am
Website: http://www.harrowmosque.org.uk/
Islamic Culture & Education Centre (Clapham Junction, Falcon Rd, SW11 2NY)
Eid Prayer Times: 7:30am, 9am, and 10:30am
Rest of UK
Aberdeen Mosque and Islamic Centre (164 Spital, AB24 3JD)
Eid Prayer Times: 9:00AM and 10:30AM (please arrive 30 minutes early before jammat)
Venue: Eid prayers will take place at the Beach Ballroom
Brothers and Sisters are requested to bring Individual Prayer Mats.
Website: http://www.aberdeenmosque.org/
Belfast Islamic Centre (Belfast, BT9 6DN)
Eid Prayer Time: 9:30am and 11am,
Website: http://www.belfastislamiccentre.org.uk/
Birmingham Central Mosque (Highgate, B12 0XS)
Eid Prayer Times: 7AM, 8AM, 9AM, 10AM and 11AM
Website: http://www.centralmosque.org.uk/
Birmingham - Masjid Hamza (Church Road, B13 9AE)
Eid Prayer Times:
1st prayer 8:00am Urdu talk will commence at 7:30
2nd prayer 9:00am English talk will commence at 8:30
Websiite: http://www.masjidehamza.co.uk/
Blackburn - Masjid-e-Anisul Islam (Troy St, BB1 6NY)
Eid Prayer times: 8:45am (Bayan starts at 8:15am)
Website: http://www.anisulislam.com/
Other mosques in Blackburn: http://www.jaamemasjid.org/localmasjids.html
Bolton - Taiyabah Masjid (BL1 8HD)
Eid Prayer times: Awaiting details
Tel: 01204 535997
Website: http://taiyabahmasjid.co.uk/
Other mosques in Bolton:
http://www.thebcom.org/mosque-directory.html
Cambridge - Abu Bakr Jamia Mosque
Eid Prayer Times: Please come in wuzu and bring your prayer mats.
EID Prayers At Abu Bakr Masjid (1A, Mawson Road, Cambridge CB1 2DZ)
* Morning Prayer at 9.30 am in Kelsey Kerridge Sport Hall
* Late Prayer at 10.30 am in Kelsey Kerridge Sport Hall
* Brothers: Park at level 6,7 and 8 and walk to level 7 for prayers
* Sisters: Park at level 8,9 and 10 and walk to level 9 for prayers
http://www.kelseykerridge.co.uk/
Source: Website: http://www.cambridgemosque.com/
Dundee Central Mosque (DD1 5BZ)
Eid Prayer Times:
First EID salah will be at 08:00am
second EID salah will be at 10:00am.
Website: http://www.dundeecentralmosque.org.uk/
Edinburgh Central Mosque and Islamic Centre (EH8 9BT)
Eid Prayer times:
5:30am
7:00 am
9:30am
Website: http://www.edmosque.org/
Essex - Al-Ansar Islamic Education Centre (IG3 8TD )
Eid Prayer times: AWAITING DETAILS
Website: http://www.masjidansar.com/
Exeter Mosque & Cultural Centre (EX4 6PG)
Eid Prayer Times: 8:30am and 9:30am
Website: http://www.exetermosque.org.uk/
Glasgow (SUNDAY EID)
Narrated Ibn ‘Abbas (radiyallaahu-anhumaa):
The Prophet (PBUH) said, “The most hated persons to Allah (SWT) are three:
(1) A
person who deviates from the right conduct, i.e., an evil doer, in the
Haram (sanctuaries of Mecca and Medina);
(2) a person who seeks that the
traditions of the Pre-lslamic Period of Ignorance, should remain in
Islam
(3) and a person who seeks to shed somebody’s blood without any
right.”
[Saheeh Al-Bukhaari, Hadeeth Number 21, Vol 9]
Announcement from East London Mosque
We would like to announce it will be Eid al-Adha on Monday 12th September 2016. The Islamic month of Dhul Hijjah starts on Saturday 3rd September and Sunday 11th September will be the day of Arafah.
A very warm Eid Mubarak to members of our congregation and the Muslim
community from the East London Mosque and London Muslim Centre.
Taken from islaam.com
Adapted from "Wa maadha ba`da Ramadaan",
by Dar Al-Watan (120)
AlHamdulillahi wa kafaa, was-Salatu was-salamu `alaa `ibaadihi-lladheena Stafaa
We leave the blessed month of Ramadan, its beautiful days and its fragrant nights. We leave the month of the Qur'an, taqwa, patience, jihad, mercy, forgiveness and freedom from hellfire…
Have we fulfilled the requirements of taqwa and graduated from the Ramadan school with the diploma of the god-fearing?
Have we fought our souls and desires and defeated them, or have we been overtaken by our customs and blind imitations?
Have we performed our actions in a way that fulfills the conditions for receiving mercy, forgiveness and release from the Fire?
Many questions and numerous thoughts come to the heart of the sincere Muslim, who asks and answers with truthfulness.
What Have We Gained From Ramadan?
Ramadan is a school of iman and a 'stop to recharge one's spiritual batteries' - to acquire one's provision for the rest of the year...
For when will one take a lesson and change for better if not in the month of Ramadan?
The noble month is a true school of transformation in which we change our actions, habits and manners that are in variance with the Law of Allah 'azza wa jall. “Verily, Allah does not change the condition of a people until they change what is in themselves.” [Ar-Ra`d, 11]
If you are from those who benefited from Ramadan, fulfilled the requirements of taqwa, truly fasted the month, prayed in it with truthfulness, and strove against you soul, then praise and thank Allah, and ask Him for steadfastness upon it until you meet your death.
Be not like one who has sewn a shirt and then destroyed it... Have you seen one who sewed a shirt or thawb, so when she looked at it, she liked it. Then she destroyed it pulling a thread by thread for no reason. What would people say about such a person?! Or have you seen one who earns a fortune trading throughout the day, then when the night comes, he throws away all that he earned, dirham by dirham. What would people say about such a person?!
This is the condition of one who returns to sinning and evildoing after Ramadan and leaves obedience and righteous actions. So after he was favored with the blessing of obedience and enjoyment of communicating with Allah he returned to the blaze of sins and evil actions. How evil are the people who know Allah only in Ramadan!
My dear ones,
falling short in one's commitment to Islam after Ramadan is manifested in many ways, including:
