Eid al-Adha 1441
The Mosque will be holding Eid al-Adha prayers on Friday 31st July 2020.
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The Mosque
The Cambridge Central Mosque design was inspired by both Islamic and English religious architectural traditions. Above all, we sought to develop the idea of a British mosque for the 21st century.
Find Us
We’re only 15 minutes on foot from the train station or 8 minutes by bike from the city centre, while the Citi 2 bus takes 13 minutes from Emmanuel Street and stops right outside, at Vinery Road.
Upcoming prayer at the Mosque
Maghrib · 20:47
FAJR
ZUHR
ASR
MAGHRIB
ISHA
JAMA‘AT
04:30
13:30
18:45
20:47
22:15
BEGINS
03:39
13:11
18:20
20:47
21:51
EID ANNOUNCEMENT
Friday 31st July has been confirmed as the day of Eid ul-Adha insha’Allah. Click Here for details on the Eid Prayers.
OPENING INFORMATION
The Mosque is currently open to worshippers only due to COVID-19.
Please remember: •Bring own prayer mat •Bring shoe bag •No wudhu or toilet at mosque
Follow this link for opening periods and full guidance.
Tickets required for Friday Jum’a as spaces limited: Book free here at Eventbrite.
Must present ticket, electronic or printed, for Jum’a entry.
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