Cambridge Central Mosque

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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.

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November 2019
15 Rabi Al-Awwal 1441

MONTHLY PRAYER TIMES

Upcoming prayer at the Mosque

Zuhr · 13:00

FAJR

ZUHR

ASR

MAGHRIB

ISHA

JAMA‘AT

06:14

13:00

14:45

16:15

19:30

BEGINS

05:36

11:49

14:24

16:15

17:42

Mosque news

The Writing on the Wall

11th November 2019

Thanks to Haji Noor Deen Mi Guang Jiang for presenting a hugely-successful demonstration of traditional Chinese Muslim calligraphy at our mosque!

Orphans, the Camel and a Prophetic Reception

10th November 2019

Shaykh Abdal Hakim Murad delivered a lecture at the first Sirah Conference held at the Cambridge Central Mosque.

Mill Road Winter Fair

7th November 2019

We are proud to be located on Cambridge’s vibrant Mill Road, where the amazing Winter Fair attracts thousands of visitors annually.

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.