Rumiؒ Mosque

I found this place to be a good combination of mosque and community centre. There are classes and prayer facility. They host community members for meals and host breakfast for the homeless. They seem to be well-engaged with the community.

Beautiful mosque in a grade one listed building. Interior very nicely decorated, pray room nice size and very clean. Wudu and toilet area for men is kind of small. No free parking but on high street so bus stops very close by.

Mā shā Allāh, very elegantly decorated masjid, also hold several regular events, often with free food; such hospitality is beautiful to witness. Also, the ethnicities who come here are diverse and friendly with each other, which is, of course, another praiseworthy attribute

It was a treat to come here last week, one of the best prayer spaces I have been to. It was really peaceful and the local community group were very welcoming and friendly.

I am having difficulty to understand why children are not allowed in the mosque for taraweeh. This is a public prayer space and the mosque should not pick and choose who can join the jamaat.

Its been a spiritual experience mashallah and very tranquil and soul seeking endeavour for me and my army of children yet to come Insha’Allah. This mosque no doubtly allows children to attend and i am not having difficulties understanding that.

Small friendly Masjid with lots of community events

very peaceful place. I would like to thank the staff for the information they provided and the work they did. Here you can find the answers to your confusing questions and there was a rich Islamic library and you can use the books if you want