One of the finest Purpose build mosques in London, very well maintained with plenty of parking space. Mosque is also centre of multiple activities, school, madrasah and other social activities. Waddu area is recently being refurbished which enhanced the experience of visiting the mosque. More expansion work in progress.
Muhammad Hashim
Hounslow Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre is the largest purpose built Mosque in West London. We believe that our primary role is to serve the needs of the local community and to work towards the common good. Our strong partnerships with the London Borough of Hounslow Council, Hounslow Primary Care Trust, the Metropolitan Police, other faith groups and many others have helped us to contribute towards improvements within the local community. This builds on the very essence of our Mosque: a coming together of distinguished Muslims and non-Muslims to create a cohesive and tolerant society.
Promoting Tolerance and Opposing Extremism
Hounslow Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre works actively to promote tolerance and understanding. Along with all the local mosques, we are a member of the West London Mosque Forum; this binds together Muslims from different backgrounds and strands of Islam. We enjoy excellent interfaith relations – such as our recent interfaith events – and several times each year we open the doors of the mosque and centre, inviting people to visit and view an exhibition about Islam and Muslims
Hounslow Masjid
Since the mosque’s erection, it has become a focal point for the Muslim community. Over the years, Muslims have used the mosque for events, meetings, lectures, studies and community and educational purposes. Many of the original founders of the mosque committee still have a connection with the Mosque and as time has passed, many new innovations have been made as to how the mosque is democratically run using Islamic teachings as the basis for equal representation of all members of the community. Thus, regular meetings, annual selection and equal opportunities have meant that the running of Hounslow Jamia Masjid has been as efficient as possible over the decades.
Mosque Design
The Mosque itself has two floors. On the first floor there is a purpose built primary school and a large main hall for prayers which can accommodate 500 worshippers at any one time. In addition, there is a ladies gallery to accommodate approximately 400 women. New contracts have recently been given to extend the Mosque as well as provide extra separate accommodation for visitors t the Mosque who drop in to learn about Islam and Muslims. The ground floor is divided into two areas providing a community hall, an extensive Islamic library, and the main prayer hall for men. On special days like Eid, when demand is high, both the main prayer hall and the upstairs hall are used for prayers providing accommodation for 5000 people. On Eid day, there are four prayer services during which between 10,000 to 15,000 worshippers visit the Mosque for the special services, and on Fridays the gathering is 4000 plus. This is excluding the frequent attendance of international visiting groups and mainstream media personnel.
Mert Acar236 days ago
Great mosque with a very active community. Jummah prayer is always packed to the brim.
The tea given out during Tarawih recently tastes really good, no idea what it is called though.
Recommend everyone to go.
Ash Rashid1 year ago
Large Masjid and realised it also has a school. Lots of parking and even has a cafe. Great facilities
A K Q1 year ago
Just like to say big thank you to HJM funeral service. We had very good experience. From very first contact with Shafiq Rehman till end. We got continues help and support from him and the team. Everything was very prompt as it was needed for that moment of time.
Z S1 year ago
Masha'Allah، been coming to this مسجد since 2005۔ it's a beautiful place, very well managed۔ the new Wudu area is very nicely built. The canteen is also a good addition۔ biryani on Fridays had been a highlight for years. Loads of parking available. On Fridays parking does get busy but on all other days/prayers, you can always find parking. My older son used to go to weekend school to learn Quran and Arabic which is a good option if you are local.
Hina Ghazal Rehmani2 years ago
It was big masjid free car park Very big parking area nice and clean peacefully environment for pray lovely experience 🙏 😊
Rabia Hanif2 years ago
Lovely atmosphere very peaceful 👌 nice place for you family to go and have some knowledge
Promoting Tolerance and Opposing Extremism
Hounslow Jamia Masjid & Islamic Centre works actively to promote tolerance and understanding. Along with all the local mosques, we are a member of the West London Mosque Forum; this binds together Muslims from different backgrounds and strands of Islam. We enjoy excellent interfaith relations – such as our recent interfaith events – and several times each year we open the doors of the mosque and centre, inviting people to visit and view an exhibition about Islam and Muslims
Hounslow Masjid
Since the mosque’s erection, it has become a focal point for the Muslim community. Over the years, Muslims have used the mosque for events, meetings, lectures, studies and community and educational purposes. Many of the original founders of the mosque committee still have a connection with the Mosque and as time has passed, many new innovations have been made as to how the mosque is democratically run using Islamic teachings as the basis for equal representation of all members of the community. Thus, regular meetings, annual selection and equal opportunities have meant that the running of Hounslow Jamia Masjid has been as efficient as possible over the decades.
Mosque Design
The Mosque itself has two floors. On the first floor there is a purpose built primary school and a large main hall for prayers which can accommodate 500 worshippers at any one time. In addition, there is a ladies gallery to accommodate approximately 400 women. New contracts have recently been given to extend the Mosque as well as provide extra separate accommodation for visitors t the Mosque who drop in to learn about Islam and Muslims. The ground floor is divided into two areas providing a community hall, an extensive Islamic library, and the main prayer hall for men. On special days like Eid, when demand is high, both the main prayer hall and the upstairs hall are used for prayers providing accommodation for 5000 people. On Eid day, there are four prayer services during which between 10,000 to 15,000 worshippers visit the Mosque for the special services, and on Fridays the gathering is 4000 plus. This is excluding the frequent attendance of international visiting groups and mainstream media personnel.
The tea given out during Tarawih recently tastes really good, no idea what it is called though.
Recommend everyone to go.
The canteen is also a good addition۔ biryani on Fridays had been a highlight for years.
Loads of parking available. On Fridays parking does get busy but on all other days/prayers, you can always find parking.
My older son used to go to weekend school to learn Quran and Arabic which is a good option if you are local.