Also known as, or co-located with: Al-Markaz Al-Najmi, Anjuman-e-Hamidi
5-9 Woodfold Avenue, Levenshulme, Manchester, Greater Manchester, M19 3AP
Borough: Longsight
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Fax: 0161 283 8787
Alternative website:
http://www.malumaat.com/archives/jamaat/europe.html
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(a) that the link is valid,
(b) that it contains appropriate material, or
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Capacity: 200 (including women)
The five times daily salaah in congregation in the masjid is enjoined on men, not on women.
Women's salaah is expected to be discreet and private and therefore performed at home.
About 72% of UK masjids make some provision for women, but many of these do so by allocating
space only when specially asked for.
Larger purpose-built masjids often have a gallery over the main masjid room,
part or all of which is for women's use.
(Excerpt from our book,
Islam and Muslims in Britain - A Guide.)
Theme: Shia - Bohra
We highlight different factional interests among Muslims according to some fairly broad mainstream categories, "Bareilvi", "Deobandi" etc.
This is euphemistically defined as the masjid's 'Theme', and you may find this contentious.
It is a point of principle among most conscientious Muslims that the community is a single entity.
While that is a noble sentiment, it is patently obvious that there are clear divisions between Muslims and between masaajid,
based on religious and ethnic differences.
While many Muslims are content to use any masjid, many others make careful choices about where to go.
And for those who would like a change, the information will help you pick somewhere different.
Any masjid is certain to have users who follow different practices,
and this is something to appreciate (unlike other religions which are unshakably denominational).
However where a doctrine dominates, that will clearly influence what is practised at that location.
Further reading from our book, Islam and Muslims in Britain - A Guide:
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Data Accuracy:Full (A): Reasonably recent first hand knowledge of the masjid.
Some of our address lists date back to the late 1970s and for some of those, even the street no longer exists! So we have started to include a Confidence indicator. This is rated
A to
F, with roughly the following meanings.
- A: Reasonably recent first hand knowledge of the masjid. (A place that is now defunct is 'A' if we've seen for ourselves it no longer exists.)
- B: Well known masjid with plenty of corroborating information to support our data.
- C: Masjid with a single reliable source of information to support our data.
- D: Several sources of information about the masjid, but none of them recent and reliable.
- E: Very limited information about the masjid, from an old or unreliable source.
- F: This place probably does not exist any longer. Or, "We've heard a rumour that there is a masjid around here somewhere."
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Note that much of this information comes from publicly available sources including various directories (including ones whose
data is supplied by the public on-line and not checked) and local authority published information about local minority-group facilities.
The contributors have taken a lot of trouble to correct as much data as possible -
you may have corrections for us, but you may find that our data is more accurate!
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