Didsbury Mosque Manchester

The Manchester Islamic Centre was originally a church that was built early last century. In 1967 it was bought by some donors from the Syrian Arab community. The property consists of two large buildings, the first one is used as a mosque and library, while the second is used as prayer hall for women, a lecture and events room, classrooms, a kitchen, ablution area for men and one for women.

The Centre represents a wide range of the Muslim community of various origins and Islamic schools of thought. It is a focal point to Muslims who wish to perform their religious activities and seek information on Islam, the Holy Qur'an and Islamic Jurisprudence, all delivered by qualified staff.

Moreover, the Centre provides information on the Islamic faith in order to foster cooperation and build bridges with non-Muslim communities.

The Centre teaches the Holy Quran and the teachings of Prophet Muhammad (pbuh), in both, Arabic and English languages, to Muslim adults as well as children. We have an open day event every Sunday to both, non-Muslims and new Muslims where they would socialise and have open discussions in a relaxed and friendly atmosphere.

This App Provides;
- Mosque information & Services
- Qibla Direction
- Prayer times
- Announcements
- Donations
- Mosque location & directions
- Events
- YouTube channel, Social media

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