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Title Organiser Your Name Email Country Start Date End Date Short Title Organiser Your Name Email Country Start Date End Date Short Description Start Time End Time Venue Address Website Telephone Region Interfaith Tea The Society for the Preservation of Peace Joe Smith [email protected] United Kingdom 01/02/2016 8th February 5.00 pm 0208 9641496 Title Organiser Your Name Email Country Start Date End Date Short Descriptio Start Time End TimeVenue Address Website Telephone Region Visit My Mosque Day Newham North Islamic Association Mr A. K. Sheikh. abdulkarimsheikh@United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- - - - 88, Green Street, Forest Gate, London, E7 8JG. - - London Visit My Mosque Day Noor Ul Islam Trust Yusuf Hansa yusuf.hansa@noo United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5.30pm - 711-723 High Road, Leyton, London, E10 5AB http://www.noorulislam.org.uk 02085580786 London Visit My Mosque Day Redbridge Islamic Centre Sha Sadek info@redbridgeislaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 11am 5pm - 28-28A Woodford Avenue, Gants Hill, Essex, IG2 6XG & 179 http://www.redbridgeislamiccentre.co.uk/ - London Visit My Mosque Day East Mosque and the London Muslim Centre Muhammad Aslaaslam_u2002@ya United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 11am 5pm - 46 Whitechapel Road. London E1 1JX http://www.eastlondonmosque.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day Darul Ummah Mosque Mr Khoyrul khoyrulshaheed@ United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 2pm - 56 Bigland Street, Shadwell, London, E1 2ND http://www.darulummahmosque.org.uk - London Shaheed Visit My Mosque Day Faizan-e-Islam SAIRA MIR saira@pl84u-alsuf United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5.30pm - 8 Corbett Road, Walthamstow, E17 3JZ http://www.faizaneislam.org - London Visit My Mosque Day Quwwatul Islam Masjid Sheikh Khalil [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- - - - 62-66 Upton Lane, Forest Gate, London, E7 9LN - - London Laher Visit My Mosque Day Finsbury Park Mosque Mohammed Mkozbar@hotmail United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 6pm - 7-11 St Thomas's Road, London N4 2QH http://www.finsburyparkmosque.org - London Kozbar Visit My Mosque Day North Finchley Mosque (IANL) Khaled Ahmed abu.sumayyah09@United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1.30pm 6.30pm - 683-685 High Road, North Finchley, London N12 0DA http://www.ianl.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day SICM (Mahfil Ali) Kumail Versi [email protected] United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 5pm 8pm - 39 Gloucester Road, North Harrow, London, HA1 4PR http://www.sicm.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day The KSIMC of London Mohamedali [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 6pm - Wood Lane, Stanmore, HA7 4LQ http://www.mwht.org.uk - London Gokal Visit My Mosque Day Muslim Welfare House Toufik Kacimi [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1pm 5pm - 233 Seven Sisters Road, London N4 2DA http://www.iccuk.org - London Visit My Mosque Day London Central Mosque Jayde Russell [email protected] United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 4pm - 146 Park Road, London, NW8 7RG http://www.khizramasjid.org 02077252212 London Visit My Mosque Day Lewisham Islamic Centre Shakeel Begg shakeel@lewishamUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 7pm - 363-365 Lewisham High Street London SE13 6NZ http://www.lewishamislamiccentre.com 02086905090 London Visit My Mosque Day Hyderi Islamic Centre Esmat Jeraj esmatjeraj@hotmaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 11.45am 5pm - 26 Estreham Rd, Streatham, London SW16 5PQ http://www.hyderi.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day Manuk Old Kent Road Mosque Rashidat Hassansecretariat@manuUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- - - - 365 Old Kent Road, London, SE1 5JH http://www.manuk.org 02072370009 London Visit My Mosque Day Balham Mosque Aniz Jussab (Se [email protected] United Kingdom Saturday 6th FebSaturday 6th- 11.30am 4pm - 47a Balham High Road London SW12 9AW http://www.tootingislamiccentre.org 02087672344 London Visit My Mosque Day Tooting Islamic Centre Aniz Jussab (Se [email protected] United Kingdom Saturday 6th FebSaturday 6th- 11.30am 4pm - 145 Upper Tooting Road London SW17 7TJ http://www.tootingislamiccentre.org 02087672344 London Visit My Mosque Day Peckham Islamic Centre Umar Elahi umarandco@yahoUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1pm 3pm - 12 Choumert Road London SE15 4DB - - London Visit My Mosque Day London - South Islamic Centre Mohammed A [email protected] United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 6pm - 8 Mitcham Lane, London , SW16 6NN http://www.slicmosque.org 02086770588 London Ijaz Visit My Mosque Day Assalatur Rahman Islamic Association Hajia Hafzat Abbeyake@hotmaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 3pm 5pm - 5-9 Record Street, London, SE15 1TL http://www.assalturrahman.com - London Akerele Visit My Mosque Day Baitul Aziz Sadik Miah sadikmiah@hotmaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5.30pm - 1 Dickens Square, off Harper Road, London SE1 4JL http://www.baitulazizmosque.org.uk/ - London Visit My Mosque Day West London Islamic Centre & Jamia Masjid Hasan Ahmed [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5pm - Brownlow Road, West Ealing, London W13 0SQ http://www.wliconline.org - London Visit My Mosque Day Islamic Cultural Centre Mohammed Alswm.alswaidan@wlicUnited Kingdom Sunday 14th FebSunday 14th- 11.30am 2.30pm - 7 Bridges Place, Parsons Green, London, SW6 4HW http://www.wlicc.org/ - London Visit My Mosque Day Al Manaar Mosque Saleha Islam [email protected] United Kingdom Monday 8th Feb Monday 8th - 5pm 7pm - 244 Acklam Road, London, W10 5YG http://www.almanaar.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day Hayes Muslim Centre Ijaz Khan contactijaz@hotmaUnited Kingdom Sunday 28th FebSunday 28th- 11am 5pm - 3 Pump Lane, Hayes, Middlesex, UB3 3NB http://www.hayesmuslimcentre.org.uk - London Visit My Mosque Day Aisha Mosque & Islamic Centre Imam Saeed URursaeed@hotmail. United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 11am 5pm - 4 Rutter Street, Walsall, WS1 4HJ http://www.aishamosque.org 01922620982 Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Masjid Al Husayn Leicester Zaheer Ali asst-secretary@m United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5pm - 17A Duxbury Road, Leicester, LE5 3LR http://www.mksileicester.org - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Ksimc Birmingham Tawfiq Jivraj [email protected] United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 2pm 4pm - 17 Clifton Road, Birmingham, B12 8SX http://www.ksmnet.org - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Husaini Islamic Centre Mr Azmat secretariat@mksipUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1pm 4pm - 4 Burton Street, Peterborough. PE1 5HD http://www.mksipeterborough.org - Midlands Mavani Visit My Mosque Day Darul Arqam Education Trust Shockat Adam [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 4pm 7pm - 16 Thurmaston Lane Leicester LE5 0TE http://www.dtrust.org - Midlands Patel Visit My Mosque Day Birmingham Central Mosque Mr. M. Ali / Mr. Wenquiries@central United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 5pm - 180 Belgrave Middleway, Highgate Birmingham B12 0XS http://www.centralmosque.org.uk 0121440 5355 Midlands Visit My Mosque Day UKIM Masjid Khadijah Amir Suleman amirsuleman@gm United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 2pm 8pm - 311 - 313 Cromwell Road, Peterborough, PE1 2HP http://www.ukimpeterborough.org.uk - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Islamic Foundation Siddiq Bland / Fasiddiq.bland@islamUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 2pm 5pm - Ratby Lane, Markfield, Leicester, LE67 9SY http://www.islamic-foundation.org.uk 01530 244944 extn Midlands 221 Visit My Mosque Day Muslim Welfare House of Sheffield Miriam Norman [email protected] United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12pm 4pm - 10-12 Severn Road Sheffield S10 2SU http://www.mwhs.org.uk 01142671969 Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Masjid Usman Dr Saeed [email protected] Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 12.30pm 3pm - 53-55 Shireland Road, Smethwick, Birmingham, B66 4RQ http://www.masjidusman.org.uk - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day UKIM Jamia Masjid Sparkbrook M Adrees Abuzaynab786@gUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 11am 5pm - 179-187 Anderton Rd, Sparkbrook, Birmingham, B11 1ND, http://www.alumrockislamiccentre.com - Midlands Sharif Visit My Mosque Day UKIM Alum Rock Islamic Centre M Adrees abuzaynab786@g United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 10.30am 1.00pm - 2-8 Ludlow Rd, Alum Rock, Birmingham, B8 3BY http://www.hujjat.org - Midlands Sharif Visit My Mosque Day Lincoln Mosque Omar Al-Maary omar.almaary@gmUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 2pm 5pm - Orchard Street, Lincoln, Lincolnshire LN1 1XX http://www.swanseamosue.org - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Beaumont Leys Muslims Mohammed trustees@blmuslimUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- - - - Home Farm Neighbourhood Centre, Home Farm Close, Leice http://www.blmuslims.org - Midlands Roble and Visit My Mosque Day Muslim Student House Masjid Sabah Kacem skacem43@googleUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1pm 4pm - 517 Moseley Road, Birmingham, B12 9BX - - Midlands Visit My Mosque Day Leeds Grand Mosque Lassaad Laouinicontact@leedsgra United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 4pm 8pm - 9 Woodsley Road, Leeds, West Yorkshire, LS5 3QN http://www.leedsgrandmosque.com - North East Visit My Mosque Day Baabulilm Centre Rasool Bhaman rasool@baabulilm United Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1.30pm 5pm - 166 Shadwell Lane, Leeds, LS17 8AD http://www.baabulilm.co.uk - North East Visit My Mosque Day Ahlulbayt Cultural Centre mohammad mozmohammad_mozaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 1pm 5pm - ADP House, 35 Hanover Square, Leeds, LS4 2QT http://www.ahlulbaytleeds.com/wp/ - North East Visit My Mosque Day York Mosque and Islamic Centre Imam Abid Salik yorkmosque@gmaUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- 2pm 6pm - Bull Lane, off Lawrence St, York, YO10 3EN http://www.yorkmosque.com - North East Visit My Mosque Day Newcastle Central Mosque abdul basith mabomry@hotmaiUnited Kingdom Sunday 7th Feb Sunday 7th F- - - - The White House, Grainger Park Road, Newcastle upon Tyne http://www.newcastlecentralmosque.com - North East Visit My Mosque Day Hull Mosque and Islamic Centre R A Salik Salik@hotmail.
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