How Many Mosques in the UK
Mosque or Masjid is very important for the Muslims and their religion. Without mosque, Muslims cannot offer the prayer according to Sunnah especially males but they can complete his obligation at home. This is Sunnah of the Holy Prophet to offer the prayer in the mosque. The most famous Mosques are placed in Saudi Arabia which is Masjid al Haram and Masjid al Nabvi in Makkah and Madinah respectively.
What is Mosque?
The origin of word mosque derived from the Arabic word “Masjid” and a Masjid is a place where Muslims worship. Masjid e Jami term used for a large collective mosque.
Except for the Antarctica, mosques are in every continent nowadays and these mosques are known for their Islamic architecture. Masjid e Quba and Masjid e Nabwi opened in the 7th century. You can visit <asjd-e-Nabawi and other Holy places by our Cheap Umrah Package. As you know that when Islam was at its peak these mosques were used as a center of education where Muslims were taught the subjects like Pharmacology, engineering, astronomy and much more in the mosque of Baghdad in Iraq. The students came from the India, Persia, Egypt, Europe, and Syria to learn these subjects.
Famous Mosque in the UK
United Kingdom is also famous for their mosques and Islamic region because Islam is 2nd largest religion in the UK. See the list of mosques by areas in the UK are given below,
East England
There is only one mosque which name is Faizan e Madinah Mosque.
London Mosques
There are too many mosques in London,
· Abbey Mills Mosque
· Aziziye Mosque
· North London Central Mosque
· London Central Mosque
· Brixton Mosque
· Brick Lane Mosque
· East London Mosque
· Baitul Futuh
· Fazl Mosque
· Suleymania Mosque
North East/ South West
There is only one mosque in North East is Nasir Mosque and in South West, one mosque is Bristol Jamia Mosque.
North West
· Al Rahma Mosque
· Manchester Central Mosque
· Jamia Masjid
· Didsbury Mosque
















