Join us in worship, education, and service. From daily Salah to youth programs and community support — Chadwell Heath Muslim Centre is here for everyone.
Chadwell Heath Muslim Centre is dedicated to nurturing both the spiritual and educational growth of our community. We provide a welcoming space for prayer, learning, and connection — offering Islamic education, youth programs, and outreach services that strengthen the bond between faith and daily life. Our aim is to inspire individuals to serve Allah and contribute positively to society with knowledge, compassion, and integrity.
Join us for the five daily congregational prayers and the blessed Friday Jummah prayer. Our mosque welcomes worshippers of all ages to strengthen their connection with Allah and the community.
Our weekday and weekend Madrasah programs provide quality Qur’an and Islamic studies for children. We aim to nurture faith, manners, and understanding in a safe, supportive environment.
We offer social and cultural programs, counselling, and support services for families, youth, and the elderly — promoting unity, compassion, and care for everyone in our community.
From religious lectures to educational workshops and interfaith discussions, our events aim to spread knowledge, build understanding, and strengthen community bonds.
At Chadwell Heath Muslim Centre, we are more than just a mosque — we’re a family united by faith, service, and education.
From Qur’an recitation to moral upbringing, we provide quality education for children and adults rooted in Islamic values.
We bring people together through events, outreach, and volunteer opportunities that promote unity and understanding.
A welcoming environment for daily prayers, Jummah, and learning — helping every individual strengthen their relationship with Allah.
Our programs cater to youth, families, and the elderly — offering help, guidance, and companionship at every stage of life.
Eid al-Fitr, also known as the Festival of Breaking the Fast, marks the end of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting.
Commemorates the willingness of Prophet Ibrahim (Abraham) to sacrifice his son as an act of obedience to Allah.
It serves as an occasion to reflect on the life, teachings, and exemplary character of the Prophet Muhammad.
Marks the miraculous journey of the Prophet Muhammad from Mecca to Jerusalem and his ascension.
