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We are proud to win the “MCB empowering communities award” during its Our Mosques Our Future 2021 conference, well done to our staff, volunteers and congregation for their tremendous efforts during this challenging time and very tough year of 2021.

We are pleased to collect more than 500 items including coats, shoes and other cloths for men, women and children to be distributed to the newly arrived refugees here in the UK who are desperately in need for help during this freezing temperature, we are proud of our community who rushed to support the campaign

In partnership with Jannaty women organisation, Minority Matters and Gulbur Foundation, we welcomed the Afghani refugees who recently live in Islington. Around 55 Afghani refugees mainly children, enjoyed the day in the Mosque and received a warm welcome from our staff and volunteers. Families and Children enjoyed the food & drinks, the face painting, Henna

 *1) Face coverings/masks* are mandatory from Fri 10 December.  *2) NHS Covid Pass* From the latest info-this does *not* apply to places of worship. 3) This virus is airborne so *good ventilation* across the mosque rooms/halls is vital.  4) If symptomatic, please stay at home and get PCR tested rather than lateral flow.

As the temperature drops, we invite our neighbours and those in need within the local communities, for a hot meal every Monday from 5pm-7pm at FPM. Due to Covid-19 Pandemic, we will only give the hot meal to take away from the main entrance. We are glad that this project has been running for more than six

Following our last year successful appeal campaign in partnership with the #Care4Calais where we managed to donate hundreds of coats to the refugees here in the UK and in Calais during the winter coats appeal. Again winter is upon us and this year we need the community’s help more than ever before. As well as

A brilliant event yesterday to mark Islamophobia Awareness Month (IAM), a fantastic line of speakers with a fantastic audience who filled the conference hall to hear from our guests including our local MP Jeremy Corbyn, the leader of Islington council, the Metropolitan Police and many other guests. The theme for this year was “Islington against

Great to have a group of young women and men of medical students from the student society “Muslim Medics” at Imperial College London to address our congregation on “Everything you want to know about the COVID-19 vaccine”, the presentation was very informative followed by Q & A.