Ramadan greetings from the Cambridge Central Mosque.
The first night of Ramadan 1446 is Friday 28th February, with the first fast on Saturday 1st March.
The first congregational Tarawih at the Mosque is Friday 28th February at 8pm.
Check out what else is on during Ramadan below!
Tune in to Cambridge Central Mosque’s Ramadan TV, featuring documentaries, lectures, songs and much more.
IN-PERSON ACTIVITIES
Sisters: 11:00am – 1:00pm (Daily)
Brothers: 1:00pm – 4:00pm (Daily)
Daily lessons on Sacred Scripture after Asr & Tarawih
Held weekly, featuring guest speakers
Saturday & Sunday 11 AM – 2 PM
Registration Required
Visit: CCM Youth Hub
Daily before Zuhr & Maghrib
Daily, after Maghrib
ONLINE ACTIVITIES
Providing insightful discussions on faith and the Qur’an’s guidance on life
Islamic films and documentaries
Livestreaming 24/7
Daily Qur’anic Du’a series
With Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad
Focusing on key Qur’anic principles that we can apply to our daily lives
With Mufti Abdur Rahman Mangera
Examining the timeless wisdom of Qur’anic Revelations
With Shaykh Jibril Alao
How the Qur’an guides and shapes our understanding of relationships
We have limited places for I’tikaf. Places will be first come first serve, with preference to those who live in Cambridge (and surrounding areas) and didn’t perform I’tikaf at the Mosque last year.
Daily
10:00-20:00
For prayers outside these hours, we open half an hour before congregational prayer times and close half an hour afterwards.
Sermon Begins
12:30 & 13:15
We hold two Friday congregational prayers all year round. Timings vary throughout the year. Learn more here.
Daily
10:00-20:00
Stop, sit and savour a sacred moment nestled in nature! Our Islamic Garden closes after Isha congregational prayers.
Weekdays
10:00-18:00
Discover the scientific heritage of Islamic civilisation between 9th & 16th centuries in our interactive exhibition.
Daily
10:00-17:00
Take a pit stop between prayers with some complimentary tea and coffee in our Café.
Looking for guided tours? Book one here.
Need to know where we are and how to get here? Plan your visit.
Learn more about the Mosque’s commitment to sustainability through its architectural design, featuring advanced technology that gives it a near-zero carbon footprint, and honouring natural forms and materials with its forest-like vaulting.
The mosque draws on traditional designs and updates them with cutting-edge technologies, prioritising environmental concerns and setting new standards for British mosques.
With everything from solar panels and grey water harvesting to state-of-the-art heating and cooling technology, it is a pioneer in ‘green deen’, reminding us of our connection to nature.
The Islamic gardens at the mosque’s entrance invite peaceful contemplation, offering a fragrant reminder of Paradise amid the bustle of the city. A calm oasis within a grove of trees.
