Moonsighting with New Crescent Society – Ramadan!
Join us as we sight the new crescent moon for the Islamic month of Ramadan!
About Us
Inspired by both Islamic and English religious architectural traditions, our design develops the idea of a British mosque for the 21st century.
Plan Your Visit
We're within walking distance of Cambridge train station, buses stop right outside & our underground car park has ample space to secure cycles.
Support Your Mosque
Thanks to your generous donations, we are able to host worshippers, offer community services & distribute food to those that need it most.
OPENING HOURS
VISITS & PRAYERS
Daily 11:00-End of Tarawih Prayers
For prayers outside these hours, we open half an hour before congregational prayer times and close half an hour afterwards.
ISLAMIC GARDEN
Daily 11:00-21:00
Stop, sit and savour a sacred moment nestled in nature! Our Islamic Garden closes after Isha congregational prayers.
EXHIBITION
Weekdays 11:00-18:00 Closed for final 10 days of Ramadan
Discover the scientific heritage of Islamic civilisation between 9th & 16th centuries in our interactive exhibition.
CAFÉ
Mon-Sat 11:00-21:00*
Sun 13:00-21:00*
Take a pit stop between prayers with some complimentary tea and coffee in our Café.
*From time to time this space may be closed due to private events.
Looking for guided tours? Book one here.
Need to know where we are and how to get here? Plan your visit.
LIVE FEED
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Watch or listen to a live feed from our Main Prayer Hall!
RAMADAN GUIDANCE
A one stop shop for all things Ramadan at Cambridge Central Mosque!
IFTAR
Daily at Maghrib
Break fast with us between Maghrib adhan and salah – first-come first-served!
TARAWIH
Daily at Isha
Join us for Tarawih prayers every night during Ramadan. Please follow these guidelines.
ZAKAT AL-FITR
Pay Now
This year’s Fitrana is set at £5 – make sure you pay before the end of Ramadan!
This section is being updated frequently – Check back soon!
RAMADAN TV
Watch Ramadan TV, available 24/7 during Ramadan
with documentaries, lectures and nasheeds from around the world.
WHAT'S ON
See our Events page for all past & upcoming events.
Green Ways
Join Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad for his special Ramadan talk: 'Green Ways'.
Live locally? Why not join us for our regular events?
QUR’AN & HADITH STUDY CIRCLE
Join us in-person Saturday evenings for short study sessions on Qur’an & Hadith with Imam Sejad Mekić.
SERVICES
Guided Tours
Book to join us on weekend mornings for a guided walk through our mosque, or on weekdays if you are part of an organisation such as a school or a local community group.
Madrasa
We have a range of educational programmes being offered for both children and adults. Find out more.
General Events
To book rooms for other events or Islamic celebrations, from ‘aqiqas and private gatherings to conferences, we offer rooms at reasonable rates of hire. Book here.
Study Circles
Join us in-person every Thursday & Saturday evening at 8pm for short sessions studying Qur’an & Hadith with Imam Sejad Mekić. Open to all, registration not required!
PODCASTS
See our new Podcasts page for more!
Subscribe via your preferred podcast app for notifications on new episodes!
COMMUNITY
FRIDAY SERMON
CALL TO PRAYER
HEALTH HUB
A BRITISH MOSQUE FOR THE 21st CENTURY
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.
Sustainable design
The mosque draws on traditional designs and updates them with cutting-edge technologies, prioritising environmental concerns and setting new standards for British mosques.
ECO-MOSQUE
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 garden
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.
