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Pleased to announce that we managed to collect 235 coats for men and women and another 65 coats for children to be distributed to the refugees here in the U.K. and in Calais in France who are desperately in need for help during this freezing temperature, we are proud of our community who rushed to

8 Jan 2021 – After very careful consideration and in consultation with Islamic scholars, Medical Professionals and other Mosques and centres and despite the Government allowing places of worship to remain open even under the new lockdown restrictions, our concern about the very high levels of COVID-19 locally has led us to take the difficult

As part of our community interfaith project. and in order to keep our Mosque’s congregation and staff safe and to remain open during the COVID-19 pandemic, we conducted a sanitisation day at the mosque in partnership with The London Scientology Volunteer Ministers who kindly provided us with an eco – friendly fogging machine which sprays

Following our last successful appeal campaign 2 years ago in partnership with the #Care4Calais where we managed to donate hundreds of coats to the refugees in Calais during the winter coats appeal. Again winter is upon us and this year we need the community help more than ever before. As well as helping refugee people

We are looking forward to the reopening of our Mosque from 2nd December. However, we must give paramount importance to the wellbeing and safety of the worshippers and staff, especially as people from BAME communities are more likely to be affected by Covid-19. We are closely monitoring information about the continued spread of Covid-19. London

Dear Sisters/Brothers & Community members Assalamu Alaikum Wa Rahmatullahi Wa Barakatuh Peace be upon you all. In line with the most recent rules & advice from the Government, from medical professionals in our community, and after very careful consideration by our Imams in consultation with Islamic scholars and other Mosques and centres, we have taken

On the 8th of May, an incident occurred in the Finsbury Park area after which Police took decisive action. Finsbury Park Mosque was therefore stunned to find that media commentator Katie Hopkins had tweeted an image from the CCTV clip, and falsely claimed that the incident and the culprits were somehow linked to the Mosque.

The wellbeing and the safety of our worshippers and the Mosque community has been at the core of all decisions we have made. In the light of this moral obligation, Finsbury Park Mosque will NOT hold Eid prayers next Friday 31st July. We will be praying the two Friday prayers as usual InshAllah. We have